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But the president said the U. S has an obligation to act against threats to "common humanity and common security. "

The hostage-taking was "such an outrageous act against the United States" that it pulled Americans together, he said.

This makes it easier for customers to choose between them, and might be thought to act against each individual bank's best interests.

Yes, Miss Bennet, interest; for do not expect to be noticed by his family or friends, if you wilfully act against the inclinations of all.

Which at once raises the question of why natural selection does not act against them strongly.

The governor said he will act against companies that pollute the air and water in his state.

But he said Beijing cannot turn a blind eye if American troops act against a third party.

Si-Wei Jiang will act against anti- hooliganism in the definition of software demands, the court will apply the law as a rogue software.

Molero says armed forces are ready to act against any group who disturbs the process.

He told me I was free but would at once be picked up and shot if I committed any act against Germany.

By raising interest rates and putting quotas on bank loans, Beijing has shown that it is willing to act against its own corrupt officials.

The restrictions on entering a foreign country should not act against the fundamental principles of International Law.

The populace, who re-act against such illegal actions and interference in their sovereignty, knows the truth.

Act against arrhythmia, expecially atrial or ventricular premature beats, but have no effect on effect on atrial fibrillation.

The whole purpose of bribes is to entice governments to act against the public interest.

A biography of Colin Powell shows how loyalty led him to act against his instincts in Iraq.

Article15 Where an intoxicated person commits an act against the administration of public security, he shall be penalized.

Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, by turns denies scams and is forced to act against allies or colleagues.

The government and police have come under pressure in recent weeks to act against the militants behind the attacks.

The Ebola virus kills so quickly that the body's defense system has so time to act against it.

Authorities are under pressure to act against both Hindu and Muslim fundamentalist groups and stem the growing tide of violence.

By contrast, FOMC hawks who favour earlier tightening believe the Fed should act against higher headline inflation.

Improving the tolerability of myocardium to hypoxia and act against cardiac infarct like propanolol.

They also kept track of how often they felt someone had committed an offensive act against them that warranted an apology.

was the first organization to act against this killing?

It is seen as crucial to the prospects of getting a global agreement to act against climate change at Copenhagen later this year.

In addition, the system needs to act against behaviour that fuels the boom and exacerbates the bust.

If not enough spiritual energy is present, the earth humans will act against the rulers by force.

We must strengthen project integrity from the start, as well as investigate and act against wrongdoing.

Bureau of Employment may abolish the work permit if you act against the rules.

Otherwise if we act against the law, we would be severely punished.

They also agreed to act against countries that provide tax shelters for the wealthy.

If you act against discrimination, you will increase your productivity and profitability.

Ecuador and Venezuela have also asked their armies to act against the miners.

The FDA can act against misleading DTC advertising for devices after it appears, however.

Our allies pressed us to join with them to act against the tyrant and restore order on the south shore of the Mediterranean.

They alsoagreeagreed to act against countries that provide tax shelters for the wealthy.

Simply can not fight with the idea of forced phenomenon, can "act against the therapy" to help correct.

Was the BR rush in 3rd game a defending act against his Tower Tush?

In some ways prime brokers may also act against the interests of their own parent banks.

Many teenagers act against their parents' wishes.

other parts simply lack the capacity to act against it effectively.

Students should not act against their own values.

Takazato is a co-founder of the Okinawa Women's Act Against Military Violence.

We all understand the dangers of doing this, but when we feel our phone vibrate, we're tempted to act against our better judgement.

In order to perform an effective ejection, ejector pins should act against walls, ribs, bosses or any rigid area of the part.

The army, which has brutally suppressed pro-democracy street protests in the past, is refusing to act against the government's critics.

All of which use common simple operations to act against distinct resources.

Instead of just publishing these reports the US and the other world powers need to act against China.

The forest will act against desert dust.

It's an indication that the United States government is functioning in the face of this terrible act against our country.

Don't act against the rules.

Second, brand planner, "sweeping" must follow the ethical standards, can not act against their conscience and talked.

People sometimes act against their desires and sacrifice their interests because they decide to do the right thing.

The core of Yin and Yang is change. Taijiquan research because of changing BingLin act against tactics.

When all these discriminative advertisements are popping up, there are more and more inappropriate act against minorities in Taiwan society.

Under the WTO code, it can act against such moves under so-called "anti-dumping" rules.

Having been given maritime administrative punishment for the same illegal act against maritime administration within one year;

Countermeasures about Undergraduate Act against Social Morality

Coercing or inveigling others to commit an illegal act against maritime administration ;

Trade Mark Law and Act Against Unfair Competition

Act against a person's advice