Mr Rubio and the rest are meanwhile locked in a mutually enfeebling brawl.
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The move had the practical effect of further enfeebling the opposition to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Parliament.
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They are only enfeebling their societies, raising hypocrites and causing many people to lose their faith in or respect for Islam.
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He would cut the State Department by 29 percent, enfeebling diplomacy and international aid, while relying more on military might to protect national interests.
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Meanwhile, the danger AI poses is rather of human tyranny, with machines enfeebling most people, physically and intellectually, so as to leave them at the mercy of a master-class.
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Whether there was an overt attempt, first by Hawkins and then by the filmmakers, to cash in on "Gone Girl," I cannot say, but in both cases an enfeebling example has been set.
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It's a choice between propping up and enfeebling an undeserving, unprincipled and frequently unhinged president who desperately needs a legislative triumph to hold on to his relevance and his best shot at a second term.
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While the Kremlin denounces the United States and Europe as a hostile menace intent on enfeebling Russia, the city of Moscow has at the same time become steadily more European in its tastes, habits and aspirations.
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Lodged within a strip of muscle running along their collarbones, it can produce a deadly electrical charge that renders them able to zap men at will, enfeebling or exterminating them, or just jolting them for sexual kicks.
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Only days after being sworn into office, the new 115th Congress is rushing forward an unprecedented wave of bills aimed at enfeebling the federal agencies that protect the food on our tables, the air we breathe and the roads we travel.
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Seven decades after World War II, Mr. Abe's governing Liberal Democratic Party says the constraints placed on Japan in the conflict's aftermath are outdated and enfeebling, and it has proposed an array of constitutional amendments, including a rollback of the charter's pacifist clauses.
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"[In 1674], The Women's Petition against Coffee, representing to public consideration the grand inconveniences accruing to their sex from the excessive use of the drying and enfeebling Liquor charged that men had become as 'unfruitful as the Desarts whence that unhappy Berry is said to be brought.'"
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If it looks like a creep, and it quacks like a creep ... Trump's questionable business acumen aside, and his political chops still developing, I do agree with a lot of what he is saying about America … crumbling infrastructure, enfeebling political correctness, government waste and incompetence, immigration concerns, etc.
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Imprisoned after the 1923 Munich Beer Hall Putsch, he used the time to produce Mein Kampf; he claimed that an effeminate Jewish-Christian ethic was enfeebling Europe, and Germany needed a man of iron to restore itself and build an empire.Editors of Time-Life Books, Shadow of the Dictators. Time-Life Books (1989) , p.
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And they should not do so now. But they should never forget the great deeds achieved by German warriors. Keeping the memory of them alive in ourselves and our people is a sacred duty. For then neither officers nor the people will lapse into enfeebling illusions of peace, but will remain aware that in the moment of truth only personal and national stature counts.
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The Pontic steppes, c. 1015 (areas in blue possibly still under Khazar control). The 10th century Zoroastrian Dênkart registered the collapse of Khazar power in attributing its eclipse to the enfeebling effects of 'false' religion. The decline was contemporary to that suffered by the Transoxiana Sāmānid empire to the east, both events paving the way for the rise of the Great Seljuq Empire, whose founding traditions mention Khazar connections.
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Weaver attributes the beginning of the Western decline to the adoption of nominalism (or the rejection of the notion of absolute truth) in the late Scholastic period. The chief proponent of this philosophical revolution was William of Ockham. The consequences of this revolution, Weaver contends, were the gradual erosion of the notions of distinction and hierarchy, and the subsequent enfeebling of the Western mind's capacity to reason. These effects in turn produced all manner of societal ills, decimating Western art, education and morality.
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Catholic Bavaria resented rule from Protestant Berlin, and Hitler at first saw revolution in Bavaria as a means to power - but an early attempt proved fruitless, and he was imprisoned after the 1923 Munich Beerhall Putsch. He used the time to produce Mein Kampf, in which he argued that the effeminate Jewish-Christian ethic was enfeebling Europe, and that Germany needed a man of iron to restore itself and build an empire.Editors of Time-Life Books; Shadow of the Dictators; Time-LIfe Books; 1989; ; p.27 He decided on the tactic of pursuing power through "legal" means.
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The reports on > this campaign vary, but participants have told me that after a long search > they finally found a great portion of the tribe gathered at the abandoned > mine. They surrounded them, drove them into a lagoon, and shot them all, > men, women and children. The pogrom continued for some years, enfeebling what had been the most powerful Daly river tribe, and also decimating the Mulluk-Mulluk tribe. Four Wulwulam men, Tommy, Jimmy, Daly, and Ajibbingwagne, were put on trial for the killings of 4 settlers, Johannes Lubrecht Noltenius, Jack Landers (known as Hellfire Jack), Henry Houschildt and Schollert.
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In addition to laser enrichment, the university carried out a test on neutron generator that can also trigger the fission chain reaction. In January 2006, the university had the third nationwide congress on the modern defensive wars in the field of chemical, biological, nuclear wars as announced on the university's website, which is no longer online. According to the announcement, the congress discussed the new types of bombs, such as: electromagnetic, air fuelled, graphite, laser and enfeebling bombs. Prof. Raymond Tanter argued the conference was a part of the accelerating research and development on nuclear programme.
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Adolf Hitler became involved with the fledgling Nazi Party after the First World War, and set the violent tone of the movement early, by forming the Sturmabteilung (SA) paramilitary. Catholic Bavaria resented rule from Protestant Berlin, and Hitler at first saw revolution in Bavaria as a means to powerbut an early attempt proved fruitless, and he was imprisoned after the 1923 Munich Beerhall Putsch. He used the time to write Mein Kampf, in which he argued that effeminate Jewish-Christian ethics were enfeebling Europe, and that Germany needed a man of iron to restore itself and build an empire. He decided on the tactic of pursuing power through legal means.
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Rolling Stones reviewer described Dark Horse as a "chronicle of a performer out of his element, working to a deadline, enfeebling his overtaxed talents by a rush to deliver new 'LP product'", and stated: "In plain point of fact, George Harrison has never been a great artist ... the question becomes whether he will ever again become a competent entertainer."Huntley, p. 113. The NMEs Bob Woffinden derided Harrison's songwriting, production and vocals, particularly on two tracks dealing with his troubled personal life, "Simply Shady" and "So Sad".Bob Woffinden, "George Harrison: Dark Horse", NME, 21 December 1974; available at Rock's Backpages (subscription required; retrieved 15 July 2012).
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On September 5, 1854, he was appointed Commonwealth Attorney of Suffolk County to succeed George P. Sanger, who was appointed judge of the Court of Common Pleas. In 1860, Cooley was committed to the McLean Asylum for the Insane. On January 14, 1861, Massachusetts Attorney General Stephen Henry Phillips petitioned the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court at the behest of Governor John Albion Andrew for Cooley's removal on the grounds that he was unable to perform the duties of his office due to "derangement and enfeebling of the intellect". It was the first time in the history of the Commonwealth that the Attorney General had peitioned for the removal of a district attorney.
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Coughlin's inability to assist with an attack north out of Hoengsong was clearly enfeebling the withdrawal. A little after 18:00 Colonel Wilhm, the Corps armored officer, came into the 38th Infantry command post to notify Coughlin to take charge of all American troops in the Hoengsong area. Wilhm had got this word from Corps when he called his headquarters to report the short South Korean advance above Hoengsong. The restriction to American forces prevented Coughlin from using the South Korean battalion to help his withdrawing forces, but he at least could employ Support Team E. He placed his regimental tank company commander in charge of the support team and ordered him to link up with the forces coming from the north.
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Already in his pre-Pelagian writings, Augustine taught that Original Sin is transmitted to his descendants by concupiscence,Augustine of Hippo, Imperfectum Opus contra Iulianum, II, 218 which he regarded as the passion of both, soul and body, making humanity a massa damnata (mass of perdition, condemned crowd) and much enfeebling, though not destroying, the freedom of the will. Although earlier Christian authors taught the elements of physical death, moral weakness, and a sin propensity within original sin, Augustine was the first to add the concept of inherited guilt (reatus) from Adam whereby an infant was eternally damned at birth. Although Augustine's anti-Pelagian defense of original sin was confirmed at numerous councils, i.e. Carthage (418), Ephesus (431), Orange (529), Trent (1546) and by popes, i.e.
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