He has a grip of steel.

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The other objective is commercial to pilfer intellectual property.

Businesses were encouraged with government subsidies and loans.

The expression commercial transaction includes investment matters.

But the stranglehold of North Korea s dictatorship is based on total isolation.

But the commercial life has been squeezed out of local villages.

When its grip was loosened, any semblance of law and order disappeared.

His administration is trapped more and more in the paralyzing grip of special interest groups.

When liquidity dries up, trading becomes impossible without a very sharp discount.

Here's another American design that came out of Los Alamos, and is now commercial.

CP The commercial picture is that there really isn't much of one, I guess.

I want to know your product, and that's very important.

Now, this is not a product pitch, not a sales pitch.

1994 launch of commercial operation of GSM (2G) network, the first in Russia.

The president s authority is draining away precipitately, and his vice like grip on his People s Democratic Party (PDP) has loosened.

Online commerce, scientific and educational activity, and things like job searches are also exempt.

But even before, there were signs that AKP's growing hold over society could cause conflict.

Decades old, apparently immovable autocracies are finding their hold on power unhinged change is invading their static environs.

Of course, there was always a commercial side to Christmas, if only for breeders of poultry and makers of greeting cards.

All of these could, I suppose, be used to protect trade secrets, etc., but there is no evidence they were.

Under President Kuchma, the economy has recently started to boom thanks partly to Yushchenko's brief, reformist premiership four years ago but the oligarchs' grip has grown tighter.

In 1990, however, when the mall shopping culture developed in Israel, the main commercial activity in Ashdod moved to malls.

Even in Kenya, where the stranglehold that the dominant Kenya African National Union (KANU) party had on politics from 1969 was finally broken in 2002, multi party politics has proven to be a fragile thing.

The commercial exploitation of rich oil and gas reserves in the Timor Gap could have facilitated reconstruction and created jobs for the 30 of the labor force that is unemployed.

It's obviously a very big commercial company, and so this little, Shh it's not really them, was put on the side of the imagery.

Fortunately, just after the earthquake, GeoEye, a commercial company, released satellite imagery with a license, which allowed the open source community to use it.

Despite the violence, commercial activity has also risen, because Iraqis are now free to import the equipment and goods they need to build homes, run stores, and operate trucking companies.

If more information circulates freely in the country, and more individuals experience other ways of life by traveling abroad, authoritarianism s grip will loosen.

In the center beleaguered by the anti global reactions of left and right a liberal commercial elite saw the products of economic opening or globalization as wholly beneficial.

Policies must not be based on the fiction that good loans were made, and that the business acumen of financial market leaders and regulators will be validated once confidence is restored.

The commercial stakes are growing as it becomes possible to test for predisposition to common diseases such as breast cancer and heart disease where the potential market is immense.

The road to HDR geothermal energy has been long and expensive, but, like all developing technologies, the basic research and development had to be done before commercial development could follow.

Since 1986, when the International Whaling Commission (IWC)'s moratorium was enforced, commercial whaling is prohibited in Japan. Only scientific whaling is allowed.

And, America s is the only for profit health system of the entire bunch. A new report by the US Institute of Medicine has found that America s for profit system squanders around 750 billion, or 5 of GDP, on waste, fraud, duplication, and bureaucracy.

A new report by the US Institute of Medicine has found that America s for profit system squanders around 750 billion, or 5 of GDP, on waste, fraud, duplication, and bureaucracy. 160 160 160 160 160

As Smith emphasized, when commerce links us to foreign peoples, we come to regard them not as barbarians but as potential suppliers and customers.

Brooklyn Grange, a for profit farm atop two roofs in New York City, grows more than 50,000 pounds (23,000 kg) of tomatoes, kale, lettuce, carrots, radishes and beans, among other crops, each year.

Or are the losses so large and in danger of mounting further as others (such as commercial real estate) are added that a gradual workout is unlikely, if not impossible?

A century ago, the world used coal and a relatively small volume of oil at the rate of 0.7 TW, but in 2008 established commercial energies fossil fuels and primary (water and nuclear) electricity flow at the rate of nearly 15 TW.