Sentences with phrase «economic divisions continue»
Unfortunately, economic divisions continue, and anti-gentrification protesters vandalized the building a few years ago.
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North Korea's motivation for creating a cyber-warfare division has to do with economic incentives; Pyongyang needs money, especially as the international community is tightening its grip on the Hermit Kingdom's cash flow over its continued missile tests.
As long as we continue to club the other Presbyterians into submission with constitutional amendments, judicial cases and economic boycotts, we have no word for a world full of murderous divisions, most of them cloaked in religion.
As long as Presbyterians continue to club the other into submission with constitutional amendments, judicial cases and economic boycotts, we have no word for a world full of murderous divisions, most of them cloaked in religion.
According to the APC Chieftain, «Divisions, hatred, back - biting, grinding economic conditions, hopelessness and insecurity among Nigerians has hit the limit and therefore it would not be fair on the part of Nigerians to continue to drag them along this part of draconic torture.
The Attorney General's Economic Crimes Division has been focusing on abuses within the debt settlement and debt relief industries and continues to actively investigate and pursue cases in this area.
This vision found little support among the anglophone merchants, who continued to challenge the 1791 division and who, from Montréal, largely controlled the economic development of Upper Canada.
«Commercial real estate in B.C. continues to remain strong despite low vacancies, higher rental rates and economic pressure,» says Sheldon, a Realtor for over 16 years and past - chair of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board's Commercial Division.
The continuing economic recovery has improved housing affordability for low - and moderate - income working households, but housing costs are still a significant burden, especially to renters, according to a new report released today by the Center for Housing Policy, the research division of the National Housing Conference.