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The last decade of debate has shown cross-party consensus is possible.
Not exact matches
While American politicians
debate endlessly over how to finance the needed fixes and which ones to implement, the Chinese have managed to fund massive infrastructure projects all across their country, including 12,000 miles
of high - speed rail built just in the
last decade.
The Northern Gateway Project, introduced in the middle
of the
last decade, promises to keep British Columbia mired in
debate for years more to come.
Even Roberts acknowledges that «few people are really listening, that the
debate is politically rigged, that few people have the nerve or willingness to hold unpopular positions» and «the development
of the culture over the
last few
decades has inured people to the creational realities.»
It is, at least, apparent that the
debates about humanitarian intervention by military force in the
last decade, about the creation
of international criminal tribunals in a number
of cases, about the idea
of a state's «universal jurisdiction» in cases
of violations
of the Genocide Convention or other «crimes against humanity,» about how far the global war on terror may proceed without violating the rights
of states, and most recently, about the United - States - led use
of force against the Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq, have all raised important points
of positive and customary international law, and that in every one
of these cases the outcome remains unsettled.
Over the
last several
decades the academic study
of religion has been marked by a
debate that, put much too simply, pits a «Yale school» against a....
The NWLC graphic caught the public
debate around tax cuts for millionaires at a good time, hitting a nerve with people angry about constant talk
of budget cuts without tax increases for people who've done well in the
last decade or two.
Over the
last decades, populism and technocracy have attracted a great deal
of public attention and generated a lively scholarly
debate.
As has been discussed many times in similar
debates, for every type
of housing fewer houses have been built in the
last decade, which I know is as deeply troubling to many Labour Members as it is to us in the Conservative party.
The
debate over the environmental and economic impact
of hydraulic fracking in New York State has raged for the better part
of the
last decade.
The potentially hefty surplus could set
of a rare battle at the Capitol in next year's budget
debate: What do with money a cash - strapped state hasn't seen in years following the economic downturn
of the
last decade.
«I do worry that a return to selection risks undermining the progress that we have seen over the course
of the
last decades in our schools by throwing something else into the
debate», she said.
The presence
of the civil rights leader who has led national marches against police brutality for
decades and is seen by critics as reflexively anti-police rekindled a
debate about his track record on public safety at a time when his ally, Mayor Bill de Blasio, is seeking to burnish his bonds with police officers, large numbers
of whom turned their backs on him at two police funerals
last December.
During a more than one - hour
debate, sponsored by the Oneonta Area LWV and League
of Women Voters
of the Cooperstown Area, Faso cited how more than 1 million people have left Upstate in the
last decade, in part, because
of stagnant wages, job losses and exorbitant property taxes.
As
debate about creating a toll system to limit traffic in the most congested parts
of Manhattan heats up, a transformation in technology could make congestion pricing a far more realistic notion than when it was
last proposed a
decade ago.
29 GENETICALLY MODIFIED SUPERHUMANS The
debate over human germ - line engineering — reworking genes in the sperm and egg to create inheritable new traits — sputtered out early in the
last decade after gene therapy had a series
of notable failures.
A
debate rages on whether President Reagan did or didn't have Alzheimer's disease during his time in office.With what we have learned in the
last decade about the disease, the question is relatively meaningless, except perhaps to score political points.The simple answer:
of course he did.The newest technology — consisting
of imaging and spinal taps — shows that the disease process begins its relentless course as many as 15 years before a firm diagnosis.
Whether it is actually possible to do so has remained a topic
of great
debate over the
last several
decades.
Those
last two details I gathered from the Associated Press, but that attempt by a state government ultimately — some
of them hoped — to overturn Roe v. Wade is Kaye's entry point for two
decades - worth
of protests and the
debates — philosophical, moral, political, et al — that arise in the process.
She said: «For me, I do worry that a return to more selection risks undermining the progress that we have seen over the course
of the
last decade in our schools, by throwing something else into the education
debate rather than focusing on every school offering an excellent education.»
A couple
of reports
last week reanimated the
debate about what to do with Catholic schools, which have been hemorrhaging students for the
last couple
of decades.
By: Dr. Scott P. Ardoin, University
of Georgia Across the
last decade great emphasis and much
debate has surrounded the administration
of state mandated (SM) tests in public schools.
And that's because a relatively small number
of charter networks — KIPP, Success Academy, and YES Prep to name a few — dominate the sector in ways that over the
last decade or so have shaped the national
debates and policy agendas around charters.
We think
of parent trigger not as a new law, but as a new paradigm, as an entirely new way
of thinking about public education and education reform and a break from the
debate that has dominated the conversation around education reform for a good part
of the
last decade.
THE
debate over renewing No Child Left Behind, the education reform act that will be 10 years old in January, has fallen along partisan lines even though school improvement is one
of the few examples
of bipartisan cooperation over the
last decade.
Dogmatic chronologists may
debate whether the first
decade of the 21st century C.E. actually ended
last December.
In this state
of relative non-recognition within the discourse and
debate around art and culture in general, the subject
of the «reductive» as a possible antithesis to the overpowering reintroduction
of representational painting and at the same time to the emergence
of the focus on new media, technology and photography, has regained considerable strength over the
last decade within an international frame
of cultural production and commerce, as well as through the firmly held lone positions
of artists like Mosset, Charlton, Armleder, Morellet, Palermo and others throughout the 80's and 90's.
The scientific basis for concern was largely in place before the issue arose as an area
of policy concern, let alone the public «
debate»
of the
last decade.
But, the AGW
debate of the
last decades is a concrete sociological context.
Although this claim is based on a questionable interpretation
of statistical data, it has been a focal point
of media
debate for the
last decade or more.
I mean if, as Nurse is now suggesting, the scientific mainstream understanding
of global warming is that it's happening but that it's open to
debate how significant it is then doesn't this completely contradict pretty much everything he, the Royal Society, and its two previous presidents Lords Rees and May have been doing this
last decade or more to stoke up the Anthropogenic Global Warming scare for all they're worth?
If we are in a long - term warming trend that will
last hundreds
of years more, I'm afraid
debates about anomaly charts, and whether or not a year set a new record, are mental masturbation — some
decades will have warming, other
decades will have cooling, but record high average temperatures will occur regularly or irregularly while the Modern Warming temperature uptrend is in progress. . .
I began reading Senate
Debates and committee proceedings when I was in Grade XI, at the North York Central Library and continued following the work
of the Senate in great detail for more than 30 years, and, more generally in the
last decade or so.
Her judgment is clear and unambiguous, and settles much
of the
debate over the
last decade.
So one
of the fundamental principles that the Democrats base their support for this disallowance motion on is the fact that the State regimes are based on legislation which, at the end
of the day, will not hold up», Senator Woodley as reported in Senate 2000,
Debates, No. 16, p19520 The speaker from the Greens party said «I will be voting for this disallowance because the regulations brought forward from Western Australian legislation do not uphold the spirit
of the legislation that has gone through this parliament in the
last decade of the High Court rulings that Indigenous people should have a real say in what is happening on their land», Senator Brown as reported in Senate 2000,
Debates, No. 16, p19524