Sentences with phrase «political chaos»

But Massachusetts, too, has faced controversy over its tests, and more recently, its embrace of the Common Core, the set of national standards rolled out in the past few years that has created political chaos in many states.

In the height of political chaos across the country, New Yorkers have much to be proud of: our state recently increased the minimum wage and signed paid family leave into law in this year's budget, major contributions toward shared prosperity for all.

Yet the beauty, rhythm and harmony in these works defy the urgent social message in Williams» long - time practice that counsels vigilance amidst political chaos and corruption.

At that point the presiding pastor must become a «conflict manager» or the whole operation dissolves into political chaos.

As an explanation, Felder said he didn't want to create political chaos in the Senate in the final two months of the legislative session.

U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson sparked political chaos on Tuesday, as reports surfaced that he could resign from his position in government shortly after May's eagerly anticipated speech in Florence.

So even with political chaos engulfing Egypt, it should be safe from looters.

The director of the UN Environment Programme's New York office warned that «coastal flooding and crop failures» would «create an exodus of «eco-refuges,» threatening political chaos» if global warming wasn't reversed by the year 2000.

Not only were valuations getting pretty close to fair value on the Rule of 20 scale (19.2 in 04» 10, 18.7 in 04 ’11 and 17.3 in 03» 12, the latter admittedly more reasonable), but economic momentum stalled, leading to a soft patch and rising investor concerns, aggravated by political chaos in Europe and the U.S.

Does Cuba's internet model provide lessons to manage social media amid political chaos?

Global equities saw little net change this week, but there was a good bit of volatility midweek as political chaos intensified in Washington.

Investors are likely to shun the operation if political chaos prevails, meaning a state intervention will be needed to save it.

Egypt landed at 15th in the 2012 list after being ranked 19th last January, before political chaos loosened the grip on Islamic extremists.

This usually spawns its own set of intra-campus political chaos, because campus student groups generally want that money for their own activities, not to have to be subsidizing the athletic department.

Almost three years later, however, the revolutions that began with such high hopes are increasingly defined by ongoing political chaos.

It is sensible, it appeals to the «take back parliamentary control» principles the referendum was based on, and it targets the exact moment of future political chaos when legislative control will be crucial.

Third, and hardest to repair, Britain's global stature as a result of the referendum and subsequent political chaos.

Iain Duncan Smith's shock resignation on Friday night is just the latest stage in a unique period of British political chaos.

She decided New Jersey needed to appoint a deputy executive director to keep an eye on Marlin, and the position stuck, creating political chaos between the two states as they battled over everything from resources to patronage appointments.

Annual referendums must be won by a majority in order to avoid political chaos, and though you can enforce a variety of prerogatives as colony chief, be warned: if you enforce overtime at work, expect general unhappiness and possible riots.

As the world enters into an period of enormous transformation and a new generation of dangerous demagogues have emerged to deliver promises of further political chaos around the globe, Wellington's art seems all the more relevant and meaningful.

The decision to target the ad in those two cities offers the first look at how accounts linked to the Russian government - affiliated troll farm known as the Internet Research Agency used geographically targeted advertising to sow political chaos in the United States, the sources said.

Both Watt and Gorsuch ultimately resigned amidst political chaos, and were replaced by less polarizing appointments.

While the Westminster bubble obsessed over the Haringey row last week, the Conservative - run county of Northamptonshire descended into political chaos.

Eire rejects a long and shrill tradition of hostile Catholic historiography that blamed Luther for unleashing not only religious but also moral and political chaos on the German nation, but Doctor Martin does not emerge well from this unblinking account of Luther the polemicist.

Coastal flooding and crop failures would create an exodus of «eco-refugees,» threatening political chaos.»

Even if you haven't heard that much about education reform lately, this busy summer of protest likely augurs upcoming months of political chaos — and maybe a presidential campaign revolving around it, too.

Anthony W. Pereira, a professor and the Director of the Brazil Institute at King's College London, described a disturbing scenario in a piece for Fortune where former President Lula takes advantage of the political chaos to run for president in 2018 (provided he is not prosecuted or otherwise barred from running).

So let's add that to the Zika virus, the open sewer of a harbour where the sailors and triathletes will compete, the street crime that has already made a victim of an Australian para-athlete and the financial and political chaos that includes a president facing impeachment, many other politicians facing indictments and the declaration of a «state of public calamity» in Rio de Janeiro, with a top state official adding that it is on the verge of «social collapse.»

Amidst political chaos and uncertainty, Brazil's economy continues on its path to recovery receiving a vote of confidence by ratings agency Moody's.

And the idea of displacement is all very well to look at, but if it happens to you, if your whole world is taken away — and that's exactly what's happening in America, and that explains much of the political chaos and the problems and the way in which populists are taking advantage of this.

There is a political chaos in Athens with no Govt in place till 20th September 2015 when there will be fresh elections.

Now, The Economist is saying that voting Donald J. Trump into presidential office would pose a «top - 10 risk event» that could disrupt the world economy, lead to political chaos in the U.S. and heighten security risks for the United States.

This was an increasingly popular view in the political chaos of the late Hellenistic age.

Recently, the catastrophist narrative has become more sophisticated and formidable, seeing Luther and the Reformers as setting in motion the patterns of thought and behavior that have led to the moral and political chaos we now see all around us.

In April of 1919, after the end of World War I, the defeated German nation teetered on the brink of economic, social, and political chaos.

At the end of WWI in 1919, Europe was teetering on the brink of economic, social, and political chaos.

Historically, demogogues / populists like Cleon (ancient Athens) and, more recently, Andrew Jackson, caused a lot of social and political chaos.

From the Prime Minister's morning - after resignation on 24th June the country was mired in political chaos, with almost every political institution challenged and under question in the aftermath of the vote, including both Conservative and Labour parties and the existence of the United Kingdom itself, given Scotland's resistance to leaving the EU.

However, the EC, presidential aspirants, and all stakeholders in Ghana's democratic governance must understand that it is not healthy or safe for the Supreme Court of the land to be the only institution for preventing descent into political chaos.

Anthony King in The British Constitution (2007), for example, considered a line of argument that briefly came to the fore during the turbulent 1970s when adversarial politics and the extremism of party political rides on the «ideological big - dipper» occurred, alleged to have led to economic stagnation, political chaos and a society at odds with itself (270).

But the period was marked by legislative and political chaos, not to mention corruption problems that hit other Senate Democratic leaders, like Pedro Espada and Malcolm Smith.

By SCOTT BAUER Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP)-- It took Scott Walker only a few weeks to push the Capitol into political chaos.

A researcher turns activist when violence and political chaos in the Central African Republic put the elephants she studies — and her life's work — in peril.