That's the final point: it acknowledges change in its obsessive attempt to arrest it.
Meanwhile, debate persists about the cause of the spread and how to arrest it.
He feels he is slipping into old age & this effort seems to arrest it.
The costs of doing something substantial to arrest it are daunting, but the consequences of not doing anything are staggering.
The correspondent, John Hockenberry, asks Mr. Ebell about that rout, which many attribute to Mr. Inglis's speaking out about climate change and the need to arrest it.
There could be few clearer illustrations of the shifting contours of the quarrel between rich and poor countries over who is more to blame for climate change and who should do more to arrest it.
He is correct to identify this as a fault but is yet to arrest it as this season – and in others –City have an unfortunate habit of allowing too many late strikes.
In short, even if the current downturn is arrested within months, the extraordinary measures that the government is taking to arrest it will cause profound economic problems for years.
It will require a significant force to arrest it.
"You are subject to arrest," it reads in bold lettering at the top.
