Romney vaguely referred to it as not being "without some weaknesses," then promised to end "that political logjam that has prevented successful reform of that law".
The forced payment for contraceptives that are readily and cheaply available on the open market is just one of many inherent weaknesses that promise to bring down Obamacare.
Moreover, the continued economic weakness offered no promise for a rebound in corporate profits any time soon.
François Hollande, his Socialist rival in the two-round presidential election in April and May, marked the much-hyped event by ignoring it, going ahead with a simultaneous campaign rally in Rouen.Under the slogan "A strong France", meant to stress his opponent's supposed weakness, Mr Sarkozy promised to preserve his country's strength by more reform.
There might be a weakness in this promise of previously published data, as studies demonstrating evidence of CARD15 as a susceptibility gene for CRC, named Kurzawski et al. [ 15] and Papaconstantinou et al. [ 16], feature relatively low patient numbers.
Investigations of the axiomatized rational reconstruction of theory shed light on the power and promises, and weaknesses and incompleteness, of the highest-level theoretical edifice of population genetics.
Many of the presidential candidates, including Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Donald J. Trump, denounced the swap as a sign of weakness, and they have long promised to review or withdraw from the nuclear agreement.
He plans to make a strength out of what critics called Edwards's greatest weakness, constituent services, and has promised to improve responsiveness, hire dedicated staffers and keep offices open in Prince George's and Anne Arundel.
Americans may have their weaknesses but they do keep their promises".
These examples show a desire of companies on the surface to cater to the public's interest in online safety countered by an underlying weakness in the integrity behind their promise.
