"The law has now become an indispensable component of the global tobacco control agenda, and nations in every part of the world are eager to tap its power," said the report's author, D. Douglas Blanke, director of the Tobacco Law Project at William Mitchell College of Law in St .Paul, Minn.
Cintron had been living next to a hotel so he could tap its power for $125 a month.
Inner awareness generates increasing openness to the reality of the universe, the ability to tap its power, and to gain psychic equilibrium by mastery of the Self, resulting in calm and mystical "rest".
While the country may lack a single, federal online privacy law, the agency still has managed to tap its powers to punish tech giants such as Facebook, Google, Twitter and Uber for failing to protect the sensitive information they amass about their users.
A study finds that while lots of small-business owners believe social media are important only a few tap its power.
For all that, though, surfing in the Rockaways still comes down to pretty much the same thing as surfing anywhere else: the chance to be in, rather than on, the ocean, to tap its enduring power, to coast a wave's churn, to feel as if you can fly.
We've really only tapped its information distribution power -- there is still access control/management, security, payments, and of course, communications.
By tapping its own enormous wind power resources, Copenhagen aims to become the first carbon neutral city in the world by 2025.
To circumvent ACR, Straub had set about trying to buy the empty casino next door, the Showboat, and tap into its power plant instead.
We see instantaneous digital communication as a weapon against oppression and, in the hands of tyrants who tap into its power, as a weapon for oppression.
