Def Jam's next substantial act, Public Enemy, was altogether more confrontational, stoking the flames of antiwhite and antipolice rhetoric.
"The level of due process they require," Mr. Rivkin said, "will be impossible to meet and therefore will result in the release of a substantial number of enemy combatants".
Severe, indiscriminate attacks on civilians bring little near-term risks and substantial benefits: disrupting the enemy's control or local support, pacifying potential threats, plundering resources and others.
The defendants' entire case would collapse if the Bush administration were prepared to offer substantial evidence of their enemy combatant status, sparing everyone unneeded uncertainty and expense.
The intelligence community is literally incapable of understanding the enemy, because substantial security barriers have been placed in the path of Americans who are native speakers of Arabic and other critical languages.
It was a substantial blow to its enemies.
In the wars of 1151 1153 and 1163 1168 Manuel led his troops into Hungary and a spectacular raid deep into enemy territory yielded substantial war booty.
Hastings wrote in 1985, that that "no sane commander" would mount an attack as big as Epsom without "every hope of breaking through the German defences, or at least of causing the enemy to make substantial withdrawals".
According to the recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee report, the U.S. military places no name on its targeting list until there are "two verifiable human sources" and "substantial additional evidence" that the person is an enemy.
Another judge, Reggie Walton, who is handling the challenges of more than a dozen men, defined "substantial support" as membership in "the 'armed forces' of an enemy organization".
