Sentences with phrase «leaders on both sides tried»

Not exact matches

Chinese social media firms try to stay on the good side of regulators and political leaders and some analysts noted that Weibo and Sina would try to solve the issue quickly.

While presumably beginning to work on the task, various members in various ways try to get the leader on their side.

If we fail to at least close the gap to within six points of the leaders before they try and overcome an in - form Spurs side, then we may as well call it quits on our challenge.

Liverpool take on Manchester City at Anfield in what should be a thrilling end to 2016 as both sides try to remain in touch with Premier League leaders Chelsea.

The last election was famously won from wooing the mum vote, lets hope 2015 is the election won by leaders going hell for leather trying to get the youngsters on side — just no rapping like those Belgian MEPs please.

While the other party leaders grapple with their own futures — Mr Clegg to hold on to his leadership; Mr Miliband to ponder whether he needs to adapt his «no risk» strategy to get into Number Ten; and Mr Cameron to try to deliver progress on EU reform sooner rather than later and to head off calls for an electoral pact with UKIP — Mr Farage has the luxury of planning his next steps while momentum is on his side.

So, by last weekend, Malloy — vowing to veto the plan that passed because it cuts UConn too deeply, leaves Hartford facing bankruptcy and doesn't add up on the revenue side — gathered with legislative leaders in emergency sessions to try to get this done, right?

It was the leader of his party who tried to blame the racist violence on «both sides.»

DeFrancisco, the Senate's deputy majority leader, added, «If anybody believes that there's only been violence on one side, they should probably take a look at Berkeley and see what was going on trying to stop the speaker.»