Greer, associate professor of health management and policy, said the current administration's difficulty getting funding for Zika in a presidential election year represents a bit of déjà vu, in terms
of political posturing in the face of a major health threat.
Flanagan, a Republican from Long Island and former chair of the Senate education committee, published his column in the middle of an escalating feud between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and de Blasio and months before the start of next Albany legislative session, which is sure to be dominated
by political posturing in preparation for the 2016 elections when the entire legislature will be on the ballot.
Neither one will accomplish much, I fear, since faith doesn't have much to do
with political posturing and infelicitous generalizations.
The mayor's latest mass - transit maneuevering drew a furious response from Lhota, who accused City Hall of engaging
in political posturing and silly photo ops.
Although determining the precise source of a hack is often impossible, fingers pointed at China as the likely origin, sparking a volley of
political posturing from Beijing, Silicon Valley, and Washington, D.C..
But they must work together and focus on investing in the capital, people and institutions,
not political posturing.
Washington (CNN)- Amid the
partisan political posturing of Sunday talk shows, indications emerged of how a congressional budget compromise might take shape even as a stop - gap deal remains elusive.
Kaminsky's GOP opponent, attorney Christopher McGrath, said in a statement that Kaminsky's participation in the rally illustrates that he «chooses
political posturing over working to achieve a bipartisan solution» on the proposal.
They added that Xi's stronger
political posture also suggests he will become more accountable for the economy's performance.
When Biden made his speech, he talked about shelving consideration for the weeks leading up to the presidential election, to
avoid political posturing.
Even commitments from previous majorities / governments are usually not considered fair game
for political posturing and honoured by the next government.
This, some scholars believe, is good practice as it leads to
less political posturing and more non-partisan analysis of bills within committees than the Parliament.
Such political posturing risks fueling the long - dormant «burning security issues» that Gorbachev warned of in the Arctic.
Maybe the best things that can be said about the current «lame duck» session of the legislature is that it gives lawmakers a chance to make amends for purely
political posturing before the election and to take a shot at actually governing in the...
Without delving into such macroeconomic theory, what people like Buffett seem to be saying is that,
political posturing aside, the grown - up way to trim the deficit will inevitably involve some measure of tax increases on wealthy Americans — for example, to the level of the late 1990s, by all measures a prosperous time.
Governance by
political posturings relieves many a fart - wad from alienations of systemic protrusions being petrified by the blood - works of shenanigans» ill - affordabilities.
The real test in our society will be whether these voices can be brought into a genuine conversation with one another, a conversation that moves
beyond political posturing.
In this context, Khodorkovsky's unprecedented success in business, combined with his support for independent media and outspoken criticism of Putin, was not only
powerful political posturing but also an unprecedented challenge to the power status quo.
Today, the House of Representatives plans to vote on final passage of the Democrats» health care reform legislation, which has unleashed a wave of
unhinged political posturing from the right.
«Any suggestion that our common - sense law does otherwise is nothing more than
cheap political posturing,» said her spokeswoman Amy Varghese.
De Blasio then turned his attention to Senate Republicans, saying he believed their opposition to the three - year extension was a matter of
political posturing rather than a deeply held belief.
«This is the kind of strong leadership we need — not the type of attacks and stunts that
puts political posturing ahead of public policy.
And now Dent Coad has further burnished her reputation for
clumsy political posturing - by sharing a post which implies Theresa May is ugly.
Forsyth described the Tory policy of ringfencing international aid spending as «
undoubtedly political posturing», but also associated with «people's religious beliefs, Christianity».
Political posturing during the last session of the Erie County Legislature before its summer recess puts the County at great risk of paying upwards of a million of dollars in interest unnecessarily.
The annual lobby day is hosted by the New York City Charter School Center and Northeast Charter Schools Network, two groups that maintain a decidedly less
confrontational political posture than Moskowitz's Success Academy and a group that lobbies on its behalf, Families for Excellent Schools.
This is
political posturing at its worst... If you ask most parents in America, they will tell you that their first «choice» is for their neighborhood school to be a great school.
Unions take these fees from nonmembers claiming that even non-unionized teachers benefit from unions, a specious position considering teacher unions»
habitual political posturing.