Bite hard
The vote came as the North Korean regime threatened a “pre-emptive nuclear strike” on the United States. China and Russia joined the United States in a unanimous vote to impose sanctions that the U.S. Ambassador to the UN https://2009-%2A%2A%2A%2A-usun.state.gov/remarks/5664 would “bite hard” for North Korean officials.
Developments last weekend in New York? No, it was March 2013 when the Obama administration http://www.un.org/en/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=S/RES/2094(2013) unanimous support at the UN Security Council for yet another round of multilateral sanctions on North Korea in response to that country’s third nuclear test.
What does 'bite hard' mean?
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contraposition What does 'bite hard' mean? I thought you would be able to figure this one out yourself, contraposition! bite hard ~ bring the upper and lower teeth together quickly with great force Saying that the sanctions would "bite hard" therefore means that the sanctions would create a great deal of pain (for the North Koreans).
- contraposition What does 'bite hard' mean?
- I thought you would be able to figure this one out yourself, contraposition!
- bite hard ~ bring the upper and lower teeth together quickly with great force Saying that the sanctions would "bite hard" therefore means that the sanctions would create a great deal of pain (for the North Koreans).
- CJ
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contrapositionWhat does 'bite hard' mean?
I thought you would be able to figure this one out yourself, contraposition!
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