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There will be a concerted effort to drive up the demand for learning through mass marketing and promotion . " " Juniper provides an ideal solution for research and education networks that require rapid , secure access to network-based information , need to drive down the total cost of infrastructure ownership and implement next-generation services , " said Tim Lambie , vice president , Americas International of Juniper Networks . " We did experience some significant slippage when we first attempted to drive up the rim of the crater , " he recalled . Sitting under a shed watching Marines making sandbags and nervous-looking young Muslims stroll through the checkpoint , Penporn Suranatakul , the village chief of Ban Thung Kha in Yi-ngo district , accused the Muslims of collaborating with insurgents to drive out the Buddhists to buy cheap land . So far , she has untucked her front wheels and latched her suspension system in place , critical steps in the preparation to drive off the lander and onto this Martian pay dirt . You will need to drive up the center of the road . The petitioners also argue that more frequent disclosure would help to shed light on and prevent several potential forms of portfolio manipulation , such as " window dressing " ( buying or selling portfolio securities shortly before the date as of which a fund 's holdings are publicly disclosed , in order to convey an impression that the manager has been investing in companies that have had exceptional performance during the reporting period ) and " portfolio pumping " ( buying shares of stock the fund already owns on the last day of the reporting period , in order to drive up the price of the stocks and inflate the fund 's performance results ) . Should Macedonia disobey and try instead to assert itself , should it declare war and attempt to drive out the NLA , it could well set the scene in flames . Although contaminated gases are destroyed at high temperatures , the soil itself is not destroyed since it is only heated sufficiently to drive off the contamination ( max 450 deg C ) . This tends to drive down the time allocated to pure development . These provisions would delay the introduction of generic competition , which in a market economy is the most important means to drive down the price of medicines , with the potential exception of price controls . That was before the Sunni tribal leaders united to drive out the insurgents , and promised to cooperate with the Iraqi government . Now when we attempt to drive up the slope , we intentionally overdrive and when we drive down the slope and we under drive , " he explained . The Apaches revolted , and atrocities resulted on both sides , as each tried to drive out the other . For example , I've been told that many SOE managers have been trying to drive down the price of their firm 's stock under the belief that the government may eventually follow the trend in Eastern Europe and many other parts of the world and fully privatize these SOEs . In Kosovo , America supported the Muslim cause despite the fact that some Kosovars were employing terrorism to drive out the Serbs .