Sentences with phrase «fringe of»

With the exception of Huhne, all these people come from the free - market fringe of the party.

On the outer western and north - western fringe of Sydney, Macquarie covers the Blue Mountains and Hawkesbury local government areas.

«There is an extreme eurosceptic fringe of the Tory party who are prepared to do almost anything, including risk Britain's economic future, in pursuit of their agenda,» Lib Dem foreign affairs spokesperson Martin Horwood told politics.co.uk.

When the FIS won a landslide victory in the 1991 parliamentary elections, all its top leadership was in jail; it was also its salafi rivals who unleashed the violence that followed annulment of the results, sucking the radical fringe of the movement in with them.

«Facing a spirited challenge himself from actress Cynthia Nixon, he moves further to the left on a daily basis to appease those on the fringe of his Party,» Flanagan wrote.

That dynamic adds up to either a soft Brexit or a no - deal Brexit, in which the compromises it demands are considered intolerable by the hard fringe of the Tory party.

Still, this does not seem to interfere with the protest form of artistic licence; R.E.P activities remain on the fringe of the obscure, and of course they are not the first artists to worry about averting starvation.

Commentators are already pointing out that if this is 1992 all over again then David Cameron is going to have a hellish time with the rebellious fringe of his own party, just as John Major did back then.

Neo-Biafra, despite the fiasco of 1967 - 1970, the pre-defeat rollback at the Midwest and the post-defeat Igbo «abandoned property» of Rivers, is still mapped as the Igbo homeland; plus all of the Niger Delta, east and south; and, to the west, the eastern fringe of the present Delta State.

«There's been a lot of discussion on the fringe of this conference about our party's next steps; about our relationship with the other parties; and about what we should do in the event of another hung parliament,» he said.

I think these religious groups that advocate these large families and NCB are really the fringe of the fringe.

Where others see merely 2,500 acres of wetlands, quarries and canals here on the eastern fringe of the Everglades midway between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, he imagines the biggest new tourist attraction to arise in Florida since Disney World, a $ 1 billion sports and entertainment complex he calls Blockbuster Park.

You broads who make up Dr. Amys fan girl base have no clue how it feels to live on the fringe of society and make difficult, heart wrenching decisions that fly in the face of every convention currently in practice in our society.

According to a city plan to lure manufacturers, about 17 acres at Irving Park Road and Narragansett Avenue on the western fringe of Portage Park will become a light industrial park - the kind found in suburban Addison, Elk Grove Village and West Chicago, and among the first in the city in recent years.

Martial and Memphis have shown potential as a partnership, previously linking up well together against PSV Eindhoven, Southampton, Ipswich Town and Wolfsburg, often with Rooney left looking on the fringe of their link - up play.

Substitute Davies was heavily involved, moving the ball to Calvert - Lewin, who skilfully let the ball run across his body at the fringe of the City box and helped it on to Bolasie.

With Morgan Schneiderlin on the fringe of completing a move to Everton, The Opel Jersey looks at what the deal could mean for James McCarthy's future at the club.

Manchester United fans have gone into rage mode on Twitter after another dismal display has left them on the fringe of a Champions League exit.

And I also think it's easy to criticize him for those things because he's on the fringe of the squad and there are more obviously skillful alternatives.

With LVE, I don't feel like he's «biting» on the play action, think he's flowing towards the side where the potential run may be and there's a WR or TE who gets into the fringe of his area for a little free space.

Reed had to go over a little slice of taller grass on the fringe of the green, which slowed the putt down considerably.

We do not know if this little nugget of an Arsenal transfer rumour is actually right, but after Arsene Wenger signed a central midfielder Mohamed Elneny in the January transfer window and with the three current Arsenal players in question being generally on the fringe of the first team and being on the wrong side of the maghic 30 - year old mark I would say there is definitely something in it.

But there's little doubt that at some point in the playoffs, a player will do something on the fringe of acceptability, and Vandeweghe will have to decide on potential suspension.

He hit 17 greens in regulation (and wound up on the fringe of the one he missed), and he turned the tide on the front nine with a pair of 30 - foot bombs.

Once Wenger is sacked (very soon now) we will then have a big name and proper experienced man in charge and he will not be much interested in young» starlets» on the fringe of the first team, given the vast re-structuring he will need to do and very quickly too.

Danny Rose - similar to Gibbs in that he is better going forward than defensively and on the fringe of the England squad.

You'd go back to that factory for cloth remnants to sew together for a glove, which you'd stuff with cotton you picked at the ranch on the fringe of the barrio.

The fringe of Italy's radical fans are different from their counterparts in other soccer - crazed countries.

We did lose three midfielders this summer due to retirement and contractual ends, but these three players were on the fringe of things and weren't the most valuable players at Arsenal.

The Jordans epitomize the blue - collar, white, middle - class, so - called «average Americans» who now find their political affiliation with the Republican fringe of the Tea Party.

The Indian owners Venky's want to slash the wage bill by about # 125,000 - a-week in an attempt to remove a number of squad stars on the fringe of the first - team.

He grew up in Justice, Ill., a working - class suburb on the fringe of Chicago, in a household headed by his stepfather, an ironworker, and his mother, a traditional homemaker.

Watson, vanquished and dejected, nonetheless greeted Miller on the fringe of the most scenic finishing hole in the world.

Wisconsin is on the fringe of National Title hopes, and will most likely be «on the outside looking in» — but as a top - ranked team, they are collecting a huge 83 % of the bets.

This season, Shelton has the Spartans sporting a 20 - 5 record as the playoffs near and Damien is on the fringe of the eight - team Open Division field.

Three losses in their last four games have pushed the Bulldogs to the fringe of the bubble.

ZILLER: I have them on the fringe of the playoff race, since that's how they got in two years ago — on the final night of the regular season.

But as the craft beer movement continues to grow and evolve in America, madcap brewers have begun to explore the far fringe of flavor.

Price War Three firms each with 25 % of a market compete with a significant fringe of smaller suppliers.

I am continually amazed by the amount of people I speak to who believe organics is nothing more than a passing fad — akin to MC Hammer pants, mullet hairstyles or Cabbage Patch Kids — championed by people on the fringe of society.

While it is true, as has been said before, that theology requires personal involvement on the part of its students, the fact can not be ignored that in the activity of the intellect the ultimate objects and subjects of love, faith and hope must be set somewhat at the fringe of awareness.

Had the Crusaders» remaining force at the end of the First Crusading march been a little more numerous, had they taken Damascus and a string of towns on the fringe of the desert, the whole...

They are both books which for long stood rather on the fringe of the NT than as an integral and undoubted part of it.

Not until the Church both preaches and practices such Christian democracy will it touch the fringe of the race question.

I am simply saying, without leaving the physical field, that the greatest discovery made in this century is probably the realisation that the passage of Time may best be measured by the gradual gathering of Matter in superposed groups, of which the arrangement, ever richer and more centralized, radiates outwards from an ever more luminous fringe of liberty and interiority.

I suggest that we have had some suggestive models at the fringe of universities in recent decades.

The most successful have operated at the extreme fringe of the right.

This is not a fringe of American life.

The third strange commandment is given to the hemorrhaging woman who drew on every ounce of courage she had to touch the fringe of Jesus» cloak, trusting that somehow she would be made well.

and now are on the fringe of another group.