Since then, the U.S. has announced more "hard-hitting" sanctions on Iran.
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The result isn't much more hard-hitting than the average Barbara Walters joint.
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OITNB helped open the door for these more hard-hitting series, a Netflix executive Cindy Holland told Variety.
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It has promised more hard-hitting measures unless Russia gives "reliable assurances" it will no longer use chemical weapons.
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Instead, she insists that she's going to blend a signature best friend conversational tone with more hard-hitting material.
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It has promised more hard-hitting measures unless Russia gave "reliable assurances" it would no longer use chemical weapons.
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Bradshaw said that Trump's comments turned attention away from some of the more hard-hitting issues surrounding big tech.
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Just a few moments ago, I signed legislation imposing even more hard-hitting sanctions on Hezbollah to further starve them of their funds.
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"Joshi is even more hard-hitting than a lot of men's wrestling," says Enuhito, a Japanese reporter and blogger who's been covering the industry since 1998.
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It's changed the amount of work I do, the kind of work I do, the success of my work because it's so much more hard hitting.
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Both she and Vaz describe the upcoming episodes as more hard-hitting, with a clear political agenda that tackles feminism, gay marriage, periods, prostitution, and naturalization.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Indian film industry needs to break out of its mould and produce more hard-hitting films that challenge its audience, veteran actor Om Puri said.
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"Extremely disappointing from the woman's mag that historically has done more hard hitting reporting and taken stands than most," Clara Jeffery, the editor of Mother Jones magazine, wrote on Twitter.
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Hunt spoke after Washington imposed sanctions against Moscow covering national-security-related goods and promised more hard-hitting measures unless Russia gives "reliable assurances" it will no longer use chemical weapons.
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Kelly insists that she will challenge his views during Sunday night's interview, and reports suggest that after criticism she has overhauled the interview to be more hard-hitting, but it doesn't matter.
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When, after the war, male journalists returned to their previous roles, women who had been writing and editing more hard-hitting stories were often forced back into the women's and food pages.
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The XFL, a defunct football league, branded itself as more hard-hitting, frantic, and gritty than mainstream professional football in an attempt to out-macho the NFL, but it failed after just one season.
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While it is possible that protests will gain momentum when Macron unveils more hard-hitting reforms over the next year, including changes to unemployment benefits and pensions, things have so far played in his favor.
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The talking points for KPRF campaigners, which in the past have been so blandly anodyne as to be almost parodies, confining themselves to softball issues such as more support for pensioners and war veterans, are much more hard-hitting this time.
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According to Armada Music, the first time Miles played "Children" in a DJ set, he was extremely anxious at how the ethereal, instrumental song would be received by clubbers, who used to hearing more hard-hitting rave tracks on the dancefloor.
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But stories about Kylie Jenner's Vogue cover and the abs of Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, are still intermingled online with more hard-hitting newspaper articles about the terror links in a child care fraud and the serious flaws in the country's census.
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Company received critical acclaim upon release. Taran Adarsh said the film has "a new language, a language that's even more hard-hitting when compared to its predecessors". He also praised Devgn's performance and said, "the actor takes to this complex character like a fish takes to water". Ziya Us Salam of Idlebrain.
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The dialogue often included expletives and the stories were more hard-hitting, and of the current Zeitgeist. Whereas stories at this time in Coronation Street were largely about family affairs, Brookside concentrated on social affairs such as industrial action, unemployment, and the black market. The BBC also introduced a new prime time soap opera, EastEnders in 1985.Little. (2000) p.165.
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Union of Wrestling Forces International, better known as UWF International, U-Inter, or simply UWFi, was a shoot style professional wrestling promotion in Japan from 1991 to 1996. Although the matches were worked (i.e. predetermined), the UWF-i was very convincing for its time, promoting a more hard-hitting, realistic style. In retrospect, UWFi, along with other shoot- style promotions, served as precursors to popular MMA promotions, particularly PRIDE.
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The complete set of Kolyma Tales is based on two areas: personal experiences and fictional accounts of stories heard. He attempted to mix fact and fiction, which leads to the book being something of a historical novel. The style used is similar to Chekhov's, in which a story is told objectively and leaves the readers to make their own interpretations. Often brutal and shocking, the matter-of-fact style makes them appear more hard-hitting than using a sensationalist style.
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In 1969, Elizabeth and Stewart Hoskins sold the paper to Robert Francis only to buy it back the following year. Finally, in 1971, the Journal was bought by Robert Estabrook, a former foreign correspondent and editor for the Washington Post, and his wife. Under Estabrook's leadership, the paper adopted more hard-hitting approach, seen most clearly in its reporting and advocacy around the 1973 Peter Reilly case. Reilly, an 18-year-old, had been charged with the murder of his mother, Barbara Gibbons.
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This was achieved through a more rigorous academic methodology, contrasted by a more hands-on approach to Paganism as a religion and life choice. His style was more hard-hitting than the previous editor, and he tended to "call it as he saw it", leading to the inclusion of more in-depth articles that challenged and stretched the readership. As of January 2010, Jon Randall resigned from his position as Designer and Editor. In the meantime, Marion Pearce took over the reins again as editor.
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In 1975 Valiant was struggling as its sales figures fell, and it was in danger of being cancelled. John Wagner was asked to take over as editor and reinvigorate the title with better, more hard-hitting stories. At the time, Wagner was the editor of a girls' comic, but he had previously helped to set up and launch Battle, a boys' war comic. One-Eyed Jack was one of the new stories Wagner introduced to Valiant, and he wrote all of the episodes which appeared in Valiant.
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Looking for a more hard-hitting sound than that of their previous album, U2 began recording How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb in February 2003 with Thomas. After nine months of work, the band had an album's worth of material ready for release, but they were not satisfied with the results. The group subsequently enlisted Lillywhite to take over as producer in Dublin in January 2004. Lillywhite, along with his assistant Lee, spent six months with the band reworking songs and encouraging better performances.
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Station image packages are designed to give a positive branding method for broadcast television stations. Many such packages from the 1970s and 1980s often portrayed stations in a community-oriented light, accompanied by footages of the stations' personalities participating in recreational activities and charity events with regular everyday people. By the 1990s, many stations had adopted a more hard- hitting approach to branding, resulting in a reduced demand for traditional promotion campaigns. However, a few stations which used Gari's Hello campaign briefly re-introduced it in the 2000s as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations.
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During his second term at Grange Hill, a new head teacher was installed.Grange Hill Series 2 Episode 1 A majority of the first few episodes only featured Tucker as a supporting cast member, to set up for the new ensemble casting featuring more hard hitting storylines than simply Tucker's mischievous tricks. Tucker's first storyline coincides with character Simon Shaw's own dyslexia piece when he, Simon and their group of friends accidentally set fire to the school's auditorium after breaking in one night.Grange Hill Series 2 Episode 6 Shaw is the only one of the boys caught.
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He is also quick around the court, with good volleys. J. Mason is the only character available to use online in the free demo of the game, and is consequently used frequently in multiplayer matches. This has become an annoyance with some players who have purchased the game, because Mason is unable to maintain a rally with some of the more hard hitting players such as Ford or Nelson. S. Gibson (based on Steffi Graf) - The only female character in the game, she is virtually never used in an online match because each one of her shots is among the worst in the game.
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Plus points of the film are dialogues, ideology and performances. First half of the film is nice and with good elevation of protagonist character in pre-interval scenes. Second half of the film should have been better with better screenplay. This film too needs trimming in terms of comedy episodes and songs just like Deva Katta’s earlier movie Prasthanam". The Hindu gave a review stating "Art director Ravindra’s massive set representing a mini automobile factory, Srikanth Naroj’s cinematography and background score by Anoop Rubens add to the intensity. Autonagar Surya makes for a reasonably good watch and yet, we can’t help feeling that Deva Katta is capable of delivering a more hard-hitting film, going by his previous work, Prasthanam.
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The song first began to be conceived during the middle period of the recording process for The Documentary, in early 2004, during a recording process in which The Game would frequently fly to recording locations in New York City to work with 50 Cent: he would be given beats to hear along the way, to help inspire him. When he initially heard the production that would later become "Hate It or Love It", he did not display much interest, as he was "in a different mind frame" — conceiving more "hard hitting" records. However, on the flight home later that day, he took more of an interest and began to write the first components of the song. The chorus is sung and written by 50 Cent, who helped with the rest of the writing process and recording for the song along with The Game at his mansion in Connecticut.
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