Sentences with phrase «contested territory»

The role of the mutual sector in forging a strong economy and a more equal society is fast becoming hotly contested territory in British party politics.

Richard Weitz, a senior fellow and the director of the Center for Political - Military Analysis at the Hudson Institute, told Business Insider that the Chinese «want to enforce their claims» by forcing foreign planes to acknowledge China's capability to control airspace and the waters of contested territory.

The emptiness of outer space might be the last place you'd expect militaries to vie over contested territory, except that outer space isn't so empty anymore.

In stark contrast to such close - to - home subject matter, Monk has assembled a monumental installation of seven minimalist metal structures, each of these specially - built and coloured - coded pallets containing a shipment of rocks gathered from seven different contested territories in the Middle East: Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Israel and Syria (although no rocks could be gathered from this last location).

They question modes of development and construction within a political context and look at contested territory through junctures, glitches and flawed memory.

Qantas, which does not fly into other contested territories, was not directly contacted by Chinese authorities but reportedly found the country listings during a regular review of the site.

Protagonists of this approach insist this in not about protecting the status quo but it is a means of assisting negotiation of what is clearly contested territory.

As has been the case in other cities, what happens in the scramble over such contested territory will create the culture that follows in its wake.

SHOW OFF YOUR SKILLS Build up the strongest lineup of monkey towers possible and compete with other players for the best score in weekly Contested Territory events.

Contested territory betvveen factions is resolved through tactical, real.time battles.

Upstairs McArthur has more brown billboards, while photographs by An - My Lê present Louisiana as contested territory — flooded by storms, bearing a monument to a Confederate general, and serving as the set for a film about a Confederate Army deserter.

LaToya Ruby Frazier tackles contested territory in her first book The Notion of Family.

The marks» fleeting physicality relate to the fragility of a population living in politically contested territory, not bound by borders defined by human agency; and how the incursion of physical space is defined in contemporary culture.

Mudaulane's work has been featured in international exhibitions, including Contested Territories at Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs (DGCP), New York (2012); Distância e Proximidades a program by Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon (2008); Réplica Rebeldia a Itinerant project by Instituto Camões and Museu Nacional de Arte — MUSART, Angola, Cape Verde, Mozambique, Brazil (2006); ARCOmadrid, Madrid (2006); and the solo exhibition, Mudaulane II, Instituto Camões, Maputo (2005).

Urban Video Project, Light Work and the Everson Museum of Art are pleased to present a group show of new video work in which forces of desire both personal and political and forces of nature traverse the land with a heavy tread, describing the borders of contested territories and propagating strange ecologies.

Contrasting with this everyday matter, Monk has assembled a monumental installation of seven coloured - coded pallets: minimalist metal pieces which each a shipment of rocks gathered from seven different contested territories in the Middle East.

Join one of the many bandit clans or create your own and recruit others to fight for control over contested territories.

For Ybarra, play becomes a strategy for occupying and contesting territories in pursuit of establishing an advantage.

China's US$ 46 billion investment in the so - called China - Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) also troubles India as the land corridor extends through the contested territory in Kashmir, which India claims as its own.

Ethical culture overlaps with the public - service ethos: for reasons that are blandly uncontroversial (everyone wants better standards of service - quality and delivery) but also partisan and contentious (better standards in a fiscally - straightened world need to come at higher cost to public - sector workers and lower cost to tax - payers) this leads the standards agenda into highly - contested territory.

Yet this once - contested territory has become solidly Republican in recent years — last voting for the Democratic presidential candidate in 1996.

An associated complication is the imprecise definition of US commitments to its ally nations in the event of disputes in contested territories, especially vis - à - vis the Philippines and Vietnam, and the possibility that alliances will be used to escalate a small battle into a regional affair.

Ms Fernandez and David Cameron have been engaged in an increasingly hostile war of words over the contested territory, with both accusing the other of colonialism.

It's an ingenious way of avoiding the political landmines that dot this contested territory, but it also makes it easy not to care.

In a world where there will always be contested territory, what constitutes a legitimate claim, what constitutes a legitimate protest, and is there hope of compromise?

Some other complaints are centered around the Steam page's reference to a lack of loading screens and factions that contest territory.

There are also complaints around the Steam store page's reference to a lack of loading screens and factions that contest territory.

2012 Gabon Photographic Project, Paris Photo, Paris, France (upcoming) Terra Cognita, Noorderlicht Photofestival 2012, Museum Belvedere, The Netherlands (upcoming) Contested Territories, Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA (upcoming) Occupy Wall Street, Museum of the City of New York, NY

Curated by Christiane Krejs for the Kunstraum Niederösterreich in Vienna, Austria, the exhibition highlights works that disrupt the precarious nature of borders or contested territories, and includes Mona Al Qadiri, Tiffany Chung, and Francis Alÿs, among others.

He offers an extraordinarily satisfying, humorous, and lush visual path through this contested territory.

Lisson Gallery presents a group show that, across a variety of media, explores thorny global issues; trade, trauma, religious belief systems and contested territories.

Science is contested territory.

It follows that public policy based on science must be contested territory.

The key evidence was the franchisor's admission on cross-examination that it chose not to operate a MEDIchair franchise store within the contested territory in Peterborough because it already operated a competing Motion Specialties store in the territory.