The suit argues that the Figueroas made those statements with a "reckless disregard for the truth" and that they didn't have "reasonable grounds for believing the truth of [the] statements" -- components of the tough malicious intent standard, which Eichenbaum and his wife need to prove in order to win their case.
Instead, they took pains to present themselves as the party with the tougher asylum policy, intent on quickly dealing with refugees who have no business being here.
He was raised in suburban Harington Park as the son of two of the first black IBM executives, and graduated from Stanford and law school at Yale with a stint in between as a Rhodes Scholar before moving to one of Newark's toughest neighborhoods with the intent of doing good.
Each side is likely to signal its intent to get tough on the industry that nearly wiped out the economy.
But as with so much of what happens in Russia, working out the direction of that change depends on what you make of Mr. Putin: sinister former K.G.B. officer bent on dragging the country back toward the fearful obedience of the Soviet Union, or simply a tough but modern-minded enforcer intent on bringing some order out of chaos?
On Friday, he flew to California for a meeting of a national code group, intent on urging tougher requirements.
Proponents argue that their view reflects Congressional intent to be tougher on all drug offenses, and to sharply narrow judicial discretion.
Palestinians see such responses as evidence that the Israeli Army is carrying out its announced intent to adopt tougher retaliatory tactics against what it terms life-threatening attacks.
As a first signal of their intent to get tougher, if Iran won't keep its side of the October bargain, Britain, France and Germany should join America in insisting that Iran's nuclear rule-breaking go directly to the Security Council, where international sanctions could be contemplated.Iran would be livid if Europe flexed its trade muscle even in this limited way.
But she said the government was still intent on introducing tougher "price signals" to the public healthcare system, whose costs were growing at "a rapid and unsustainable rate".
