Sentences with phrase «gambits come»

Cuomo's nuclear gambit comes as he has tried, so far unsuccessfully, to convince Entergy Corp., owners of the money - losing James A. FitzPatrick nuclear plant near Oswego, to shutter the 40 - year - old facility by January.

That works for a time, but the gambit comes to an end when the solvency of these quasi-public, quasi-private entities becomes threatened.

Not exact matches

While everyone is talking about how Messi might move to Manchester City and they are making a huge gambit of 265 million euro to get both him and gardiola also how Manchester United has summed up over 360 million euro to get both Messi and Neymar on their side, the most shocking news might come as Luis Suarez moving to Liverpool again.

The Daily News deems Cuomo's effort to take more control of the MTA a «political gambit» since it comes so late in the session, but then says: «Even political gambits can be meaningful.»

For example, the baldness gambit may come in useful with Vince Cable.

The first thing that comes to mind is the Phillips gambit - the post hoc assertion that dimensional analysis notwithstanding, legaland scientific evidence are interchangeable.

What Mr. Linklater does best here is to come up with conversational gambits that have just the right fancifulness to suit this situation.

Splash Report allegedly came upon story details for the long - developing GAMBIT film.

Herc gets his from five muses who act like vamps and come to life off of a Grecian urn to narrate through song — a gambit we saw in «Little Shop of Horrors» and «There's Something about Mary.»

While the No Child waiver gambit hasn't exactly helped on this front, largely because they don't have the force of law that comes with legislation passed by Congress, a new version of No Child can do so if the focus is on expanding accountability.

When it comes to the No Child waiver gambit, it is hard to take Duncan's statements seriously, especially after he disavowed statements by his own staff that the administration was considering granting a special waiver to a compact of eight California districts looking to evade No Child's accountability measures (and not be shackled by the intransigence of Golden State officials, who unsuccessfully pursued a waiver on their own terms).

Miller's letter likely comes after a lack of response from the Department of Education on addressing the concerns among civil rights school reformers, who have long opposed the waiver gambit.

More outcry is likely to come in the coming months as reformers and civil rights activists in D.C., Tennessee and other states learn how the waiver gambit has essentially allowed states to damn children through the soft bigotry of low expectations.

And this publication's warnings about the Obama Administration's gambit have come to fruition over the past three months as it has begun threatening to end waivers for states such as Oregon and Oklahoma over their failures to implement promised reforms.

Sony has taken the gambit of a mandatory carrying case that comes for free with the e-Reader.

As far as the 2 % to 5 % change, I suspect Chase is on more solid ground as I'm guessing a court could see that as coming within the gambit of a change in terms.

This is one reason why Pit bulls can truly run the gambit when it comes to personality and temperament.

Below are our seven featured games created by the Singapore - based GAMBIT Game Lab Nightmare Duel, Dark Dot, Backflow, Snape Escape - The Epic Swing, CarneyVale: Showtime, Snap Escape (facebook) and Monsters In My Backyard — but there's a lot more where these came from!

This really comes together in the castle designs, which run the gambit on the ideas of every galaxy, and enthusiastically use the perspective switching camera to have players running upside walls while fire arches downward, and spinning columns change the direction of action with every leap.

The first thing that comes to mind is the Phillips gambit - the post hoc assertion that dimensional analysis notwithstanding, legaland scientific evidence are interchangeable.