Sentences with phrase «of battles raging»

That thought, on display during Wednesday's presidential debates, is also at the heart of a battle raging between Democrats and Republicans, whose views about governement involvment in everything from health care and education to business are diametrically opposed.

«You are on the front line of the battle raging against families.

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The battle between Apple and the U.S Justice Department has been raging since the government in February obtained a court order demanding that Apple write new software to help law enforcement officials unlock an iPhone associated with one of the shooters in the December attack in San Bernardino, California that killed 14 people.

There's a school of thought around Parliament Hill that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minister Bill Morneau have stumbled unwittingly into the battle now raging over their proposal to seriously tighten up the rules on small - business taxation.

Farther north, in the frigid expanse now occupied by Finland and Russia, an equally significant battle raged in the unprecedentedly cold months of winter 1939 - 1940, as the outnumbered Finns took on Stalin's Soviet Union.

Yet he remains the controlling shareholder of his two public companies, and in May, began taking the unexpected steps toward unseating Dauman that are now the subject of a raging court battle over his mental capacity.

It ranks as one of Australia's worst floats, with more than $ 500 million in shareholder value destroyed in less than three years, but there's a bitter battle raging over the future of online surf and skate wear retailer SurfStitch.

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The battle of the bitcoins raged on this week, with the original blockchain gaining the upper hand en route to new highs.

The battle over the meaning of fiduciary and of «best interest» rages on.

The battle between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash has been raging ever since the inception of BCH; the coin was born out of a «hard fork» (a kind of software update) of the Bitcoin blockchain on August 1st of 2017, and was intended to replace the Bitcoin network altogether.

This Journal editorial is part of a raging battle in Washington between brokerage lobbyists and, well, most everyone else, over whether securities and insurance sales brokers should be regulated as professionals — like doctors — when they give advice.

To us, Satan is the symbol that best suits the nature of we who are carnal by birth — people who feel no battles raging between our thoughts and feelings, we who do not embrace the concept of a soul imprisoned in a body.

Fierce battles raged through the streets of it's capital as militants shelled the presidential palace attempting to topple the leader.

Fierce battles raged through the streets of it's capital...

During the debate over «biblical inerrancy» that raged among evangelicalism for several years in the late 1970s, I remember someone observing that Harold Lindsell's 1976 book, The Battle for the Bible, which pretty much got that debate going, was more a theory of institutional change than it was about theology as such.

Since 1910 a battle had raged over the Wesleyan doctrine of entire sanctification as a second definite work of grace.

With the battle raging between the Little Sisters of the Poor and the Federal government on the HHS Mandate, some writers have likened their case to the trial of St. Thomas More as seen in Robert Bolt's play A Man for All Seasons or Fred Zinnemann's famous film adaption.

The political battles in the U.S. rage on, but there are plenty of good things going on in the world, as well.

The state of the battle varies from church to church, but it is the same battle that is raging in each case.

The din of many a theological battle has raged round these words, the writer of which would have probably needed a good deal of instruction before he could have been made to understand what the fight was about.

While the leisure mentality that pervades River Oaks recognizes that a cruel world rages just down the road, it chooses a posture of gentility and repose that seems to ignore that world, a stance that serves as an apparently deserved reward for doing battle in the power corridors of that world during the week.

In heaven the battle has been won and Satan has been cast out; but it still rages on earth; and for the winning of it the strength and the purity of the Church are essential.

in Monday's edition of Politico, the opening salvo in what the leaders say will be a broader campaign to prevent cuts for the poor and international aid programs amid the budget battle raging in Washington.

If land is claimed, territory fenced off, posts built for militaries or fields raging with battles, then they can call that land «The Heart of God» all they want, but it is just more god - propaganda to promote the desires or protect the fears of that land — there is no god who has a heart.

In the middle east of course there is a battle raging between Sunni and Shiites with Iran tipping the scales (it's overshadowing their hatred for the Israelis right now).

The bomber, said by a security source to be a bodyguard assigned to Assad's inner circle, struck a meeting in central Damascus attended by ministers and senior security officials as battles raged within sight of the nearby presidential palace.

First, in the media battle that raged before the Pope's arrival, the Protest the Pope coalition got a huge amount of coverage, so much, indeed, that some of us began to fear that the visit might turn out to be a disaster.

But in the power battles which had been raging for some centuries, the contentions were common enough: «The Church's authority is greater than the authority of Scripture... the decretals of the Roman Church have to be added to Scripture... in the New Law the Pope's judgment is the oracle of God.»

And while the battle between low (or even no) carb dieters and those who embrace all forms of carbs with arms wide open is raging, we're sitting on the sitting on the sidelines, mid-field snacking on our favorite carb...

Despite its troubled past, there's a bitter battle raging over the future of online retailer SurfStitch.

Warrnambool Cheese & Butter boss David Lord says Australian dairy players are swarming to secure their positions ahead of a major industry consolidation piece as the takeover battle for WCB rages.

He insisted he is not abandoning the domestic market because of the cut - price milk battle raging between the big supermarkets.

As the battle over genetically engineered food and the use of chemical fertilizers rages on, many people are choosing to opt for organic food where possible, to avoid the risk, despite the fact that there is no significant evidence to date suggesting GM foods are dangerous.

And by Saturday at dinnertime the last of the verbal battles were raging from the Bluegrass Room to the Julep Lounge, from Gordon's Golden Horse to the Bit»n Spur, and even in that rare unequine setting, the Boom Boom Room, as to which team was going to win the national title: defending champion Cincinnati or its hated foe, the squad that has been ranked No. 1 for two straight seasons, Ohio State?

«If you know me, there wasn't any doubt that I was coming back,» said Rizzotti, who scored eight points, had five assists and battled head - to - head against former Olympian Dawn Staley of the Rage before an appreciative crowd of 8,676.

The battles rage inside me, between the glory of God and the glory of man.

Ever since, the battle has raged over whether climbing Everest using supplementary oxygen represents an ascent «by fair means,» a standard of some importance to climbers.

i'm back, been a mere observer for the past few months bcoz of all the keyboard battles raging here, nice to see some sanity back.

In most cases it's basically impossible for anyone to break the slipstream of the car behind so battles can rage on for several laps.

They are just two points ahead of Sampdoria and Atalanta, though, and in a battle Pioli expects to rage through to the end of the season, even if he admits he did not initially expect Fiorentina to be part of it.

District 181 officials are reluctant to discuss the issue, but a Tribune analysis of district documents shows the overruns can be attributed, in part, to poor planning, personality clashes and a rush to complete the project even while battles raged over land ownership and storm - water and zoning issues.

The district's retaining of Wheaton - based law firm Rathje, Woodward, Dyer & Burt is the latest step in a battle that has raged since April.

The battle rages on in the arguments advanced in this appeal, and both parties reject the feasibility of joint custody.

A billion - dollar corporate battle is raging for the hearts and pocketbooks of American parents, but for Marie Youngren it all boils down to a good night «s sleep.

His unwisely provocative comments in public exchanges with Alastair Campbell on BBC Question Time and private ones with Owen Smith in the summer were in the context of the internal battle that has raged for a year.

The play follows the activities of both Labour and Conservative whips» offices, as they battle for the favour of the «odds and sods» — angry Scots raging about devolution, some drunken Irish, and Liberals in beige checked flares — in order to hold influence in the House governed by a precarious and potty - mouthed Labour minority.

Only one of them, the battle between Vito Fossella and Steve Harrison in the Thirteenth District (Brooklyn and Staten Island) is downstate, but the upstate contests may (sorry, will) still be raging Wednesday morning as our post-election hangover kicks in.

This is reminiscent of the so - called «week of rage» that occurred during the Wisonsin budget battle, when protestors refused to leave the building and the courts ultimately got involved.

Republican Doug Hoffman may be running for Congress in the North Country district of NY - 23, but he's got his sights set more than 2,400 miles to the west — in Arizona, to be exact — where a battle over immigration has been raging for months now.