Sentences with phrase «argument over the status»

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Because of Saudi Arabia's status as a regional political leader and an exporter of over 15 percent of the world's oil, the country's Gulf neighbors — Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates — tend to fall in line with the kingdom's geopolitical arguments.

But if Wenger is continuing to hold the negative cloud of uncertainty over his future with the club on purpose in the hope the annual late rally to secure a top 4 spot would justify a new contract then I would rather finish 7th, outside of the European football places allowing a new manager to focus just on the PL and taking any arguments away from Wenger that would delude him into thinking he should continue his unsuccessful reign and the systematic dismantling of our competitive status and DNA.

And though an argument over a Facebook relationship status may seem like a strange reason to split, it's hardly the weirdest grounds for divorce that we've ever heard.

The report is framed such that the unwritten constitutional status quo is clearly disfavoured, arguments in favour of which are given only a little over three pages out of 423 (Political and Constitutional Reform Committee 2014: 24 - 8).

Mike Bloomberg's Ramadan remarks tonight at Gracie Mansion engaged the large arguments over a planned Islamic center near ground zero and confirmed his status as a rare national spokesman for an embrace of American Muslims.

On June 21, a Maryland state circuit judge heard arguments in the lawsuit over whether the Green Party petition and the Libertarian Party petitions for ballot status in 2012 and 2014 have enough signatures.

with defenders making the argument that nothing worse could befall our school district than to be taken over by private interests, while the privateers made the argument that the status quo had to go.

People quickly fell into one camp or the other with defenders making the argument that nothing worse could befall our school district than to be taken over by private interests, while the privateers made the argument that the status quo had to go.

As for the argument for «innovation» over «old - style pollution restrictions», this is nonsensical and an argument to maintain the status quo.

However, collusion as it relates to encouraged stupidity is perfectly acceptable to the Competition Bureau of Canada, as their recent past, and current arguments overtly favor: Customer Status over and opposed to Client sStatus over and opposed to Client statusstatus.

The court rejected the Community's argument that to act otherwise could jeopardize the Community's status as «housing for older persons,» finding that at least one of the Parents was over 55 years old.