Sentences with phrase «divided over the role»

Answer hinges largely on race A survey released Thursday shows striking racial and religious divides over the role of religion in presidential politics.

Energy companies and regional grid operators filed comments in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's grid resilience docket on Wednesday, dividing over the role of the federal agency in securing the nation's power infrastructure.

Energy experts are divided over the role that CCS should play in meeting global climate targets.

Recent survey data from the Pew Research Center finds a public that is deeply divided over the role marriage plays in society.

Not exact matches

But a recent Compas Inc. poll of Canadian executives shows they are divided over a corporation's charitable role.

One of the divides was over the role of the Torah's mitzah — with James» crowd (bishop of Jerusalem, no?)

Many of the responses to the Marriage Pledge from both sides of the divide on same - sex marriage have reflected substantial confusion over the distinction between Christian and civil marriage and what the role of the clergy is in the marriage ceremony.

Over the weekend, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg posted a Yom Kippur message to his followers, asking for forgiveness for any role his work had in dividing people.

Although scientists were divided over phytic acid's nutritive value, proponents like Sabin pointed to its role as an antioxidant.

The ERK pathway plays a critical role in embryonic development and tissue repair because it instructs cells to multiply and start dividing, but when over activated cancer growth occurs.

This week, the gabbers discuss Martin McDonagh's Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, unpacking why critics are so divided over it and wondering whether Frances McDormand will get any awards - season love for her role.

«With almost half the Australian population being members of their local library, and over 110 million library visits each year, we know that libraries play a vital role in bridging the digital divide, connecting communities to the online world and reaching out to some of the most disadvantaged members of our society,» she said.

As Stone and Ruby present socially and filmically opposing characters, Hershman Leeson spoofs the anxiety over female sexuality, which normative gender roles divide women between saint and harlot, and mind and body.

Divided into three sections, the writings reveal Riley's relationship to different topics over time, including the term «abstract», the influence of Georges Seurat and Paul Cézanne, the role of color and painting throughout art history, the importance of perception, and much more.

Americans are becoming more divided in their opinion on impact of global warming and humanity's role in the phenomenon, as the number of global warming skeptics has roughly doubled over the past 10 years to encompass one in four of the population.

As explained in the Lifeline NPRM, we «believe the Commission has authority under Section 254 (e) of the Act to provide Lifeline support to ETCs that provide broadband service over facilities - based broadband - capable networks that support voice service» and that «[t] his legal authority does not depend on the regulatory classification of broadband internet access service and, thus, ensures the Lifeline program has a role in closing the digital divide regardless of the regulatory classification of broadband service.»