Sentences with phrase «international weeks leave»

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Economic Development Minister Brad Duguid and Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade Minister Michael Chan will join Wynne on the week - long mission leaving Oct. 25.

Tariffs the Trump administration imposed last week have left observers speculating about whether the U.S. is on the brink of an international trade war and economists debating the merits of free trade versus protectionism.

The France international may have picked up a little knock last week, which was why Wenger left him out on Saturday, but he was on the bench and so should be fine to face the Turkish team Besiktas.

One of the first to leave simply must be Lukas Podolski who has no chance of ever playing in the Gunners first team again, and despite the German international saying last week that he would be returning to Arsenal, it would seem that he is definitely trying to find another club, where he might actually get to play.

It is not just the Arsenal right back Hector Bellerin who will be left at home scratching his head for the next two weeks, as his fellow Spaniard and Arsenal team mate Santi Cazorla has also been left out of the Spain national squad for the first international break of the new season.

Given how strong Chelsea had looked at the back in recent weeks it was a shock to see them make such a mess of things to see out 2016, with the former England international sweeping home a nice effort to leave Thibaut Courtois disappointed again.

Speaking ahead of the clash against the Potters at the Emirates Stadium, Nicholas believes Giroud, who was booed whilst on international duty with France earlier in the week, should be left on the bench:

So it is hardly a surprise that all and sundry have leaped on the comments of the Arsenal and Chile international star Alexis Sanchez this week, interpreting his comments to mean that he wants to sign for Chelsea, even though our striker said nothing about Antonio Conte or his team and nothing about leaving the Gunners.

There have been quite a few Arsenal transfer rumours in recent weeks about Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain and the likelihood of the England international star leaving Arsenal in the summer for pastures new.

The 19 year old has just a year to run on his current contract but has steadfastly refused to sign a new deal that has been on the table for some weeks, leaving the Ligue 1 side ready to cash - in on the French Under 21 international.

Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic has been linked with an exit this week to join Bournemouth, as noted by Sky Sports, but Conte reiterated that the Bosnian international will only leave the club if they are able to sign an adequate replacement.

If the Arsenal transfer rumours doing the rounds this week are anything to go by then it looks like Arsene Wenger has a pretty clear idea of where he wants to add some strength in depth to the Arsenal squad, although with the Spanish international Nacho Monreal and the England star Kieran Gibbs you might think that the left back position was already well covered at the club.

The Arsenal and England international left back Kieran Giibs has been the subject of some Arsenal transfer rumours over the last week or two, as this season has seen him forced to play second fiddle to Nacho Monreal and then some reports suggesting that Arsene Wenger was looking at the transfer of the young left back from Leicester City Ben Chilwell.

The Arsenal and Colombian international keeper David Ospina has not exactly had his greatest of seasons so far, but Arsene Wenger and the Arsenal fans are now left hoping that the second choice Gunners stopper can step up and save our season from going right down the pan after the news that we are going to be without Petr Cech for next four weeks or so, as reported by the Evening Standard.

The 23 - year - old Ghanian international is expected to leave the French top flight this season after attracting interest from across Europe and it is believed that the enquiries into his services will be coming thick and fast over the next couple of weeks.

The Turkey international's future has been the subject of much speculation over the past week after the playmaker's agent revealed that his client would be leaving the Estadio Vicente Calderon in the summer.

The Chilean international has yet to sign a contract extension, and each passing week it seemingly becomes more and more likely that he will be leaving the Emirates next summer.

There is more bad news for Arsenal fans on the transfer front today with the news that the Italian champions Juventus have beaten us to the punch and are set to complete the transfer of Gonzalo Higuain from Napoli, reports Metro, keeping the Argentina international in Serie A despite the Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis saying this week that he would much prefer to see Higuain leave Italy altogether if they were to lose him.

Well Arsenal fans, it now turns out that Arsene Wenger's squad purge which saw quite a few of the Arsenal fringe players leave the Emirates during the summer transfer window could have been even larger, but our England international midfield star Jack Wilshere turned down the chance to leave Arsenal on transfer deadline day despite being offered a hefty pay packet of around # 90,000 a week according to a report by The Mirror.

I know that some Arsenal fans were furious with Jack Wilshere for the angry reaction to a challenge by a Man City under 23 player that got him sent off in a reserve game this week, but I for one was not too bothered and can understand why the England international star lost his temper and according to The Mirror I am not alone, because Arsene Wenger has had talks with the player this week and has apparently changed his mind about Wilshere leaving Arsenal this summer.

The great French mare, winner of the $ 100,000 Roosevelt International last year, overcame a troublesome left leg to score handsomely again last week, increasing her earnings to a near record $ 821,000

Nacho Monreal was recalled to the Spain squad for this weeks internationals in the absence of Jordi Alba who missed through injury, and enjoyed a successful outing on the left of their back - three.

He has been guilty of some naughty challenges on Arsenal stars over the years as well, but this week the England international left back may just have won a few friends among the Arsenal faithful.

Arsene Wenger really is keen to stick to the winning formula that Arsenal have found either side of the recent international break, because despite him being fit enough for the squad last week and this week, the vastly experienced keeper Petr Cech has been left on the bench by the manager who has kept faith with David Ospina after the Colombian international's impressive performances with Cech was on the injury list.

The Ireland international suffered a broken leg after a reckless tackle from Welsh left - back Neil Taylor last week, and now faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines as a result as he begins his rehabilitation process.

With just under two weeks to go in the summer transfer window, Sakho could yet find himself leaving Anfield, but Riise, who hit back at a fan on Twitter and told him to «grow up» when he slammed Sakho's commitment to the club, is adamant that the French international should be given another chance.

It was a big plus point for Arsenal fans to hear this week that Aaron Ramsey was back in training after an injury lay off and Arsene Wenger had no hesitation in putting the name of the Wales international midfielder straight in to the match day squad, although Ramsey did not start but came one with about 20 minutes of the Champions League game against Dinamo Zagreb left.

We are all aware that Tomas Rosicky has made it clear that he wants to leave Arsenal so that he can actually play every week rather than sit on the bench, and we also know that Arsene Wenger has upset the Czech international by exercising the club's right to extend his contract by another 12 months, but do we know WHY the 34 year - old wants to leave after so many years of loyal service?

I must admit to being a bit fed up this week to hear that the Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere had been left out of the latest squad named by Gareth Southgate for the upcoming international break, and that is because I think the three lions are crying out for some of the creative spark that Jack can bring as well as down to club loyalty and all that.

Reports on ESPN earlier this week suggested that the Red Devils did not have an agreement in place with the German international, though it now looks as though the 24 - year - old is edging nearer to leaving the club, adding substance to the rumours that he may be Old Trafford - bound.

Mesut Ozil, having suffered a partial lateral collateral ligament tear on his left knee during Arsenal's 0 - 2 defeat against Chelsea before the international break, is set to miss up to 10 - 12 weeks of action.

In some ways the Arsenal left back Kieran Gibbs has had a bit of luck this week, with the injury to the Southampton star Ryan Bertrand leading to a rare international call up by the new England manager Gareth Southgate, as reported on the Arsenal website.

When Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain turned down a new contract offer from Arsenal this summer, worth something like # 180,000 a week according to some Arsenal transfer rumours, it was a real kick in the teeth for the Gunners and Arsene Wenger who appeared to be bending over backwards to please the England international and persuade him to stay, even moving Hector Bellerin to the left to accommodate the wantaway player.

An Under - 20 international for France, the centre - back is now a regular for Guinea as well as a key player for his club, for whom he has played at left - back as well as through the middle over the last few weeks to cover for absences caused by international call - ups during the African Cup of Nations.

Switzerland international Xherdan Shaqiri left the San Siro last week to join Stoke for a club - record # 12m fee for the Premier League side.

Young left - back Neil Taylor continued his fantastic recovery from the horrific broken ankle he suffered early on the season by featuring in Swansea's U21 match against QPR this week however it is expected he will miss tomorrow's match with Arsenal with the Welsh international still not ready to return to Premier League football.

Since leaving Tottenham to join Newcastle, the England international has been playing every week and his performances are improving as a result.

The French international fullback declared last week he would be leaving the Gunners as his contract expires this month.

Speculation surrounding Schweinsteiger's Munich future intensified when sporting director Matthias Sammer admitted he could leave the club this summer, while Sky sources revealed last week that Manchester United had the German international on their list of transfer targets.

Despite being injury free, a taxing four weeks in Brazil on international duty left Van Persie in need of a rest and Van Gaal ordered him to take an extended break.

The Croatia international sustained a fractured metacarpal in the first finger of his left hand during Barcelona's stunning 3 - 0 loss to Roma in the Champions League last week.

The fiery Italian international last week shocked team - mates after aiming a butt at Jose Fonté, leaving him with a black eye following a tackle in training on Wednesday.He has since been suspended and fined by the club.

The Poland international was left out of last week's squad for the 2 - 1 defeat by Liverpool and will again sit out Saturday's home game against West Bromwich Albion.

Reports in Italy have flared up again this week, alleging that Arsenal's Alexis Sánchez is on Juventus's radar as they look to fill the void left by Spanish international Álvaro Morata, who is...

Just one week after the Socceroos beat Honduras to secure their place in Russia 2018, their coach of the last four years, Ange Postecoglou, left his post citing the pressures of international management as a huge contributing factor.

Only 53 % of countries meet the International Labor Organization's 14 week minimum standard for maternity leave.

Sadly, only 12 % of countries worldwide meet the International Labor Organization's recommendations pertaining to 18 - week paid maternity leave.

The Maternity Protection Convention, adopted by the International Labor Organization in 1952, calls for 12 weeks» maternity leave, cash benefits equal to two - thirds of previous earnings and breastfeeding breaks totalling at least one hour per day.

Orientation 061.JPG From left, Tyrell Kahan assigned to U.S. Agency for International Development, Christopher Williams assigned to the National Science Foundation and Nathan Moore assigned to the National Institutes of Health trade notes on break during the two - week training session for incoming...

After receiving pledges totaling more than its goal of $ 100 million by a year - end deadline, the Ecuadorian government last week announced that it would move forward with the so - called Yasuni ITT Initiative, an innovative plan to leave untapped more than 900 million barrels of crude oil beneath a pristine Amazonian nature reserve, in exchange for annual international donations.