Sentences with phrase «of national headlines»

«Although his resignation made lots of national headlines, many people in the CLP [constituency Labour party] weren't really bothered.»

Despite spending four years in statewide office, and even after his strong performance in this election against a plausible Republican challenger, Schneiderman remains unknown to much of the electorate and hasn't managed to score the sort of national headlines that were routine for his predecessors.

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The trial made embarrassing national headlines for the once - rising Democratic star, who was accused of seeking more than $ 900,000 from two wealthy supporters to conceal his pregnant mistress, Rielle Hunter, from voters during his unsuccessful run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008.

«Existing Home Sales in 2007 Expected to Recover from Cyclical Low» That's the headline today from the National Association of Realtors in their monthly Housing and Economic Forecast.

The National Hockey League's recent troubles have generated plenty of headlines, but a worse fate may be in the offing.

There's a lot to unpack here, but here's the headline for the presentation: «The Eisenhower National Highway System for the Information Age» — a secure, nationwide 5G network that would reflect American values and counter China's «dominant position in the manufacture and operation of network infrastructure,» along with China's position as the «dominant malicious actor in the Information Domain.»

Zuckerberg comments didn't specifically single out Musk, who recently caused headlines when he told members of the National Governor's Association that AI is «the greatest risk we face as a civilization.»

The deaths of Brown and Garner made national headlines, but according to a recent report by the FBI, there was an average of 96 cases per year, from 2006 to 2012, of a white police officer killing a black person.

An Associated Press headline running on the National Football League's website reads, «Shares of Packers stock selling like hotcakes.»

«That speech came at a time of cultural and political turmoil, when national and economic security dominated the headlines,» Gates wrote in a blog post Thursday.

That's the headline finding of an Angus Reid Institute national online survey conducted in mid-November to assess the extent of the problem in Canada.

The election histrionics only grew in intensity following the conclusion of the Democratic National Convention, with Republican nominee Trump in particular generating countless headlines as he clashed with the parents of a Muslim U.S. Army captain killed in the line of duty after they criticized him during a speech on the night the party nominated Hillary Clinton.

The National Enquirer may not report a lot of «real» news, but they certainly know how to write headlines that grab people's attention!

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A version of this article appears in print on October 14, 1984, on Page 6006034 of the National edition with the headline: THE PRESIDENT AND THE PRESS.

A version of this article appears in print on December 14, 1986, on Page 1001026 of the National edition with the headline: Raid on French Villa Ends Inmates» Escape.

A version of this article appears in print on November 29, 1981, on Page 5005002 of the National edition with the headline: AGE IS A BOXER»S NATURAL OPPONENT.

A version of this article appears in print on October 16, 1994, on Page 3003001 of the National edition with the headline: The Good Life After Goldman.

A version of this article appears in print on October 22, 1991, on Page C00001 of the National edition with the headline: Sexual Harassment: It's About Power, Not Lust.

A version of this article appears in print on December 8, 1993, on Page A00018 of the National edition with the headline: Texas County Retreats Over Apple's Gay Policy.

A version of this article appears in print on February 21, 1989, on Page C00001 of the National edition with the headline: Want a Happy Marriage?

Since Arpaio was first elected in 1992, he made national headlines for his treatment of prisoners in Arizona's prison system — in ways that were ultimately ruled to be cruel and unusual — and for his illegal profiling of members of Maricopa County's Latino population.

Today was the day that National Australia Bank Ltd.. (ASX: NAB) was due to take the headlines with its half - year results release, but instead one of...

A version of this article appears in print on June 1, 1985, on Page 1001006 of the National edition with the headline: U.S. WILL BAN «ECSTASY,» A HALLUCINOGENIC DRUG.

A version of this article appears in print on May 26, 1985, on Page 4004016 of the National edition with the headline: IDEAS & TRENDS; The Case of Gerald Ford's Memoirs.

A version of this article appears in print on January 30, 1983, on Page 2002034 of the National edition with the headline: BRIDGE; RESTRICTED CHOICE.

The National Post's coverage was prototypical: The headline decried high taxes, and the article carried on the good fight — never even mentioning that Finland, Sweden, and Denmark took three of the four top spots.

This is the headline for this morning's release of the Chicago Fed's National Activity Index, and here is the opening paragraph from the report: «Led by slower growth in production - and employment - related indicators, the Chicago Fed National Activity Index (CFNAI) declined to +0.10 in March from +0.98 in February.»

A version of this article appears in print on November 17, 1993, on Page A00018 of the National edition with the headline: Clinton Signs Law Protecting Religious Practices.

*** Dow Jones news headlined an article Tuesday titled, «Swiss National Bank Hits Jackpot With 3Q Profit of $ 33 Billion.»

A version of this article appears in print on February 26, 1994, on Page 1001009 of the National edition with the headline: Rose Law Firm, Arkansas Power, Slips as It Steps Onto a Bigger Stage.

I lost three months of sleep over this with my first novel (The Almost True Story Of Ryan Fisher) because in the middle of writing it, Ted Haggard, my senior pastor and friend — he even officiated my wedding — had a story break that made it into national headlineof sleep over this with my first novel (The Almost True Story Of Ryan Fisher) because in the middle of writing it, Ted Haggard, my senior pastor and friend — he even officiated my wedding — had a story break that made it into national headlineOf Ryan Fisher) because in the middle of writing it, Ted Haggard, my senior pastor and friend — he even officiated my wedding — had a story break that made it into national headlineof writing it, Ted Haggard, my senior pastor and friend — he even officiated my wedding — had a story break that made it into national headlines.

The meeting came just one day before the pope met with Kim Davis, the Kentucky County Clerk who made national headlines for refusing to issue marriage licenses because of her opposition to the Supreme Court's legalization of same sex marriage.

CNN: American Jews confront internal rancor over Israel When the editor of a Jewish newspaper here wrote this month that the Jewish state might consider assassinating an American president, his column made national headlines and provoked a Secret Service inquiry.

The defeat Tuesday of two Republican Senate candidates who made national headlines with anti-abortion remarks also raised questions about the Christian right's power.

These are poems that take as their beginning point headlines from the National Enquirer: «Beauty Queen Has Monster Child,» «Woman Picked up by UFO, Flown into Black Hole,» «Sweethearts Vanish in Tunnel of Love,» «Human Boy Found in Indian Jungle Among Wolf Pack.»

Atlanta (CNN)- When the editor of a Jewish newspaper here wrote this month that the Jewish state might consider assassinating an American president, his column made national headlines and provoked a Secret Service inquiry.

There will be more embarrassing headlines, notably from Los Angeles, but the fevered pitch of national scandal has subsided and is not likely to be reignited.

Driving this traffic was the headline that atheists outperformed Christians and other religious groups in this first - ever national survey of U.S. religious knowledge.

Maiden, North Carolina (CNN)-- Just about everyone here is talking about the local pastor who made national headlines this week after a video that features him telling congregants how to «get rid of» gays went viral.

The Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, which made national headlines after the site of its future mosque was vandalized last month, has decided against scheduling any festivities for Saturday.

Outrage was typified by the Rev. Charles P. Smith, in Worship and Arts (April - May, 1967), under the headline «Filthy Movie Wins Award from National Council of Churches»:

«The headlines in the Muslim world will be that Islam is under attack... (there's) the danger of the radicals in the Muslim world to our national security, to the national security of our troops,» he said.

But he also used his message to highlight the suffering of people «struggling to find work or relying on food banks» whose plight did not make national headlines.

The United Grand Lodge of England placed adverts in three national newspapers headlined «enough is enough», saying it is the victim of misrepresentation.

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This is not the first time Icelandic Glacial and Cher have teamed up to be first responders to a national crisis; the two made headlines in January of 2016 for sending water to the people of Flint, Michigan after the poisoning of local water.

In 2013, Chipotle made headlines for becoming the first national restaurant chain to voluntarily disclose the presence of GMOs in our food.

He's got headline writers working overtime, given late night comedians plenty of fodder and raised awareness of the dangers of addiction just in time for National Addictions Awareness Week, November 18 — 24.

What a rediculous headline, my old hometown team Boreham Wood, who play in the Conference Premier of the National League could beat Ostersund!