"There was a moment in the late nineteen-eighties," he said, "where it seemed like the Church was opening up, becoming more liberal.… But then everything went the other direction, tightening down, becoming much more conservative.
Houston, needing a win to save its season, went a different direction, tightening the rotation to just seven players.
The ever-tightening direction of state spending is exemplified by Virginia, which was already implementing a 2percentt across-the-board budget reduction and is considering 3percentt cuts.
Dan Roberts (@RobertsDan) My official 'empties indicator' (TM) says McAuliffe party now confident of winning thanks to late DC surge pic.twitter.com/59YrSxWOhi November 6, 2013 Updated at 2.13am GMT 2.06am GMT And the Virginia race keeps tightening – in the wrong direction for Republican Ken Cuccinelli.
Be careful to turn yours in the right direction as excessive tightening can damage the control.
Up to 37mph it turns the rear wheels in the opposite direction to the fronts, speeding steering response and tightening the turning circle.
Under his direction, the Commission tightened qualifications to become a made man, requiring candidates have full Italian descent (previously having an Italian-American father was the minimum requirement) and imposed restrictions on initiating associates convicted on drug charges.
One absurd argument some gun extremists are already making is that, instead of tightening gun laws, we should go in the other direction, and start packing heat.
While Republicans push in the wrong direction on monetary policy (that is, for tightening), Obama has failed to talk about monetary policy at all, or to advocate for his nominees to the Federal Reserve.
Instead, moves such as the introduction of ramped-up legislation on non-governmental organizations designed to check and rein in their activities and tightening controls on the press point in the opposite direction.
