It is a voice that has long exuded gravitas on issues as diverse as wars in Bosnia and Iraq and the tortuous challenges of coalition government.
He noted that two decades ago in Ireland's last tortuous vote challenging a benchmark Catholic teaching, voters barely approved divorce — but only because heavy rain deterred voters in the then-conservative west.
Both magnetic resonance angiography and computerized tomography angiography technology are useful surveillance tools, but the trade-offs to consider include the risks of exposure to ionizing radiation, anesthesia, and different challenges to interpreting tortuous arteries or irregular anatomy versus aneurysm.
Its tortuous funding journey illustrates the huge challenge for Gordon Brown.
Mr. Cooper's challenge to what he called "tortuous, artificial and labyrinthine" districting was joined by other litigation, leading to the creation of the 12th Congressional District, and to the election of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman in Congress.
The intervention by the former Liberal Democrat leader prompted a tortuous response from Hague when he was challenged about his position during a press conference with the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas.
Ultimately, Syriza's biggest challenge may not be Angela Merkel but the tortuous road it will have to take not to betray those who so want to see it in power.
But the engineers were still struggling with the challenge of laying sewer lines under the tortuous lanes of the old city — a problem that defied the efforts of Dwivedi's predecessors all the way back to the days of the Raj.
Difficult anatomy, such as small, calcified, tortuous access vessels and short angulated sealing zones, continue to challenge engineers.
The struggle to bring democracy to Burma has been so tortuous that it's easy to overlook the uncomfortable fact that the greatest challenge confronting the country's future now lies hundreds of miles from Rangoon, in borderlands where ethnic minorities are demanding their share of power.
