Sentences with phrase «deep splits»

Shadow Defence Secretary Emily Thornberry - like Mr Corbyn a staunch unilateralist - is leading a review of Labour's policy on Trident, which has already exposed deep splits within the party on the issue.

A left - leaning coalition - formal or informal - will have around five parties, with deep splits over single market membership and free movement, and with the SNP existentially needing to portray Westminster (especially a Labour government in Westminster) as being out of touch with Scotland.

Nevertheless, several studies suggest that the human genome records some strikingly deep splits between populations.

The Labour leader stunned his frontbench colleagues by sending the letter just three hours after a Shadow Cabinet meeting revealed deep splits over the issue.

The topic of his speech will be the «way forward» in Afghanistan, a potential escalation of the nation's longest war, after a lengthy period of deliberations that carved deep splits within his administration..

Deep splits within Labour burst into the open again today as a former frontbencher warned Jeremy Corbyn not to turn the party into a «sect».

With days to go before Sunday's knife - edge referendum that the country's creditors have cast as a vote on whether it wants to keep the euro, the IMF revealed a deep split with Europe as it warned that Greece's debts were «unsustainable».

The two models have thus led to a deep split within contemporary American Protestantism.

A second major consequence of the compromise has been a deep split within the ranks of the Catholic faculty.

The possibility that this side agreement can be a vehicle of significant progress in integrating environmental considerations into issues of international trade led to a deep split within the environmental community.

However, the conflict is also representative of a deeper split over the identity of the party.

What it did not show was a deep split in the Conservative party,» Mr Cameron said.

Following a three - month contest which laid bare the deep splits between Corbyn's opponents and supporters, the leader made an appeal for party unity.

In contrast to the deep splits which have divided Labour at Westminster, the Scottish party remained relatively united under Dugdale's leadership.

But in a sign of the deep splits at the heart of Labour, shadow minister Conor McGinn publicly announced his support for his deposed colleagues.

The deepest split time of 350,000 years ago represents a comparison between an ancient Stone Age hunter - gatherer boy from Ballito Bay on the east coast of South Africa and the West African Mandinka.

«By definition, anything pre-LUCA lies beyond the deepest split in the tree,» he said.

and resting 90 seconds between sets one week, and the next week, keeping all other variables the same, doing 3 sets of 10 reps with 75 lbs., but using more range of motion / doing a deeper split squat.

Will 2016 bring a deeper split here?

Among other things, SB 827 is exposing a deep split in the state's environmental community between those focused on climate change and urban density (generally younger) and those focused on old - school preservation and population limits (generally older).