In each broadcast, Mr. Maduro returned to the theme of threats to his government.
From plant to plant, from one year to the next, Reagan honed his script, reshuffled his note cards, and updated his anecdotes, but his theme — the threat of an encroaching, expanding government — did not vary.
"And a little child shall lead them… " The BBFC's classification information states that this eerie 1955 classic is rated 12A for "theme of threat to children", a wonderfully quaint phrase which deliciously undersells the brooding evil which pervades Charles Laughton's brilliant directorial venture – his first and only.
The identification of these estuary groups is the first step towards building social networks that link geographically disparate estuaries based on common themes of threats.We anticipate that informing local groups about how what issues cross numerous estuaries can lay the groundwork to abate threats more efficiently through learning of shared experiences and common approaches (Figure 1).
The theme The threat of becoming marginalised in work life reveals how the stroke influenced work life and how the participants experienced this as employees.
Their experiences were summarised in the two themes The threat of becoming marginalised in family life and The threat of becoming marginalised in work life.
These are the two policy themes: the threat of Muslims, and American jobs for American people.
He picked up on one of Weaver's themes, the threat of impending violation.
Its themes (the threat of the totalitarian state, censorship and the manipulation of language) continue to reverberate, with prophetic menace, like distant gunfire, into the present.
Last Friday, appearing on a New York City radio show, he deflected a question about getting additional aid from Washington and instead returned to his preferred theme: that terrorist threats are all around and his first priority is the public's safety, not money.
