A little early to judge
this latest gambit, but at least the firm succeeded in getting me to write about it.
President Obama yesterday announced plans to buy 17,600 American - made, fuel - efficient cars and hybrids for the government fleet, the White House's
latest gambit to steer aid to the nation's beleaguered automakers.
Microsoft's
latest gambit — a hyper focus on graphical superiority — isn't doing the Xbox any favors, especially when the reasons to invest in the platform aren't nearly as inciting as its competitors.
Amazon's
latest gambit is more carrot than stick: Amazon executive David Naggar sent a letter to a...
Achievement First's
latest gambit is called the Elm City Imagine School.
The resistors»
latest gambit is a federal law suit (Goldstein v. Pataki) filed on October 26th in the Eastern District, charging that the use of eminent domain on behalf of Forest City Ratner and Atlantic Yards is unconstitutional.
Yahya's political party, in
the latest gambit, has gone to court to halt the inauguration of Barrow, on the basis that Jammeh's challenge of the electoral result, has not been decided by the country's Supreme Court.
Now, by NDA's
latest gambit — an ecological equivalent of cutting your nose to spite your face — they are preparing the Niger Delta (whether in or outside Nigeria) for a future of sustained underdevelopment.
Not exact matches
Red Bull's
latest marketing
gambit.
The Scot has adopted a more youthful transfer policy of
late and Ferguson is now lining up an opening
gambit of a move with a # 5m bid for Fischer could be a wise one but that sort of fee is not likely to persuade Ajax to sell, not in today's inflated transfer market.
A day
later, though, after reflection and under a barrage of criticism, she issued a lengthy apology to Lee, the Americans, and everyone else she offended with her win - at - all - costs
gambit, posting on Instagram:
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.»
So, those swearing by Baba Iyabo's
latest CN
gambit, especially after strafing both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the power - obsessed People's Democratic Party (PDP), are entitled to their naivety.
It wouldn't be wrong to call this a political
gambit, given that Cuomo offered it far too
late in the session for the Legislature to act, and given, too, his steady habit of claiming control when it suits him and shirking stewardship when it doesn't.
Mimiko's sinister reference was the 1983 gubernatorial - robbery - gone - awry
gambit of the
late Akin Omoboriowo and his National Party of Nigeria (NPN) doomed apostles of federal might.
The film flirts with grotesquerie and even shocks with its
late - breaking
gambits.
Further evidence of how the Obama administration's waiver
gambit is rendering poor and minority kids invisible is clear after one reads through the Education Trust's
latest report, which partial reverses its support for the waiver
gambit (and largely disavows its troublesome role in helping the administration, as well as Florida, in instilling Plessy v.Ferguson - like accountability targets).
This was made clear last year in a report released last year by the New America Foundation that showed that 73 percent of 6,058 failure mills in 16 states identified under No Child in 2011 - 2012 escaped scrutiny under the waiver
gambit a year
later.
It may not yet be too
late for reformers to push against the Obama Administration's waiver
gambit — and reverse the damage that it has wrought.
But there's an odd sense of disconnection from the bulk of the battles, and you won't uncover some of the really useful
Gambits - like ones that target enemy weaknesses - until
late in the game.
Have some less than ideal
gambits set up (or structure them poorly) and Balthier (for example) may shoot first, heal
later and suddenly it's too
late for your trio of party members.
Paired with the outstanding show of
late Rothko paintings the installation looks like artistic endgame: a self - regarding
gambit for cheap laughs versus a hard - won exploration of things beyond experience.