Sentences with phrase «political side of»

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«I'm sure other developers would think otherwise, but for me personally, one of the reasons I got into Bitcoin development was I thought the political side of it would be interesting!»

Everything works as it should, and all that's left to figure out is the more political side of the feature.

Pitch him stories about the political side of tech (and other cool stuff) via email or on Twitter.

I thought Judith was a bit nutz when she posted a few psychological papers, but the political side of the political - science debate requires quite a bit of subject.

As a self professed libertarian on the political side of this matter I would hope that that stand will not bias my thinking on the scientific side of the issue.

But on the strictly political side of the equation, it's clear that Clinton's proposal is clever.

The political side of the issue is generally too messy for my tastes but the broader principles like externalized costs of pollution are pretty clear and worth pointing out.

Well, the political side of things often does seem silly until you remember that idiots like Monckton and Senator Inhofe have a great deal of influence.

Today, I'll illustrate how Keating's subsequent diatribe against me is little more than a microcosm of the larger problem plaguing the political side of the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) issue.

Golden's work is still included in various exhibitions depicting the political side of women's art.

The political side of Islam, the power - hungry expansionist side of Islam need to be characterized as an ideology that inspires Jihadist and totalitarianism and because of this has to be sanctioned.

Back to the socio - political side of the ledger, there are echoes throughout Inherent Vice of Thom Anderson's documentary Los Angeles Plays Itself (2003), which focused on the disjunct between the LA presented on the silver screen and the messier, dirtier reality.

Not focusing on political side of the wars these soldiers are placed - in, but rather focusing on their personal stories that are attributed to conflict and how wars unjust / or just alike impact these people and their families during / after their service.

On the political side of the coin, several legislators have realized that under the Empire State's glorious campaign finance laws, basically everything is legal, and the laws that are on the books are essentially never enforced.

If Labour were to stick to such arguments and ignore the party political side of this they might improve their credibility.

At the very least, he's leaving his options wide open — and in keeping them open has retained the outside services of public relations specialist Bill O'Reilly to handle the political side of his activities,» Reisman continued to say in his Lohud column.

Corey Johnson's job was to facilitate the political side of things, as we see in this June 2009 article detailing his advocacy on behalf of a GFI development before Community Board 2 in Brooklyn.

Or, try the ongoing series detailing Obama's online campaign in 2008 if you're more into the political side of things.

The actor playing the MP admits to doing only a «little research on David Cameron to get up to date with the political side of things».

A former staffer in the Texas Legislature, and a survivor of the political side of the dot - com boom (he was co-founder of a targeted search engine for politics and policy), Delany was online communications director at the National Environmental Trust and the National Women's Law Center before returning to consulting.

Though Netsch «s wife, State Sen. Dawn Clark Netsch (D., Chicago), has long been active in politics, he shows little interest in the political side of the park district.

4 Although Tillich did not emphasize the political side of his thought so strongly during his years in the United States, he did not repudiate it.

Translation of the Nat'l Catholic Reporter article: «We're not getting to run the political side of stuff.

When you let the priests / clerics / holy people run the political side of things people die of heresy.

The political side of the tale is a familiar one.

On the political side of the strange entanglement of religion and politics, there are also stereotypes that have been reinforced over the years.

«I think there are two issues — there are the legal issues, and then the political side of it,» Biran said.

«Overwhelmingly, the people of New York, whether it's in my district, across New York state, across both political sides of the spectrum, they support ethics reform,» he said.

Soft - pedaling, alas, has long been standard practice, on both the scientific and the political sides of the climate movement.

However, the economic and political sides of hardforking rise too many questions.

Not exact matches

Depending on what side of the political fence you are on, this is either good or bad.

It's been a campaign promise going back to 2015, from both sides of the political aisle, but nothing substantial has changed.

The agenda is popular on both sides of the political spectrum: 64 % percent of Americans want to see marijuana legalized, according to a recent Gallup poll.

Our divisive political reality is forcing brands to pick sides in fights they'd rather not be part of in the first place

No matter which side of the political fence you live on, President Obama is good at moving his agenda forward from a leadership perspective.

In 2004 fully 25 percent of the US electorate consisted of persuadable partisans, Democrats or Republicans who might be lured to vote for the other side, according to figures from political scientists D. Sunshine Hillygus and Todd Shields.

Never again wanting to be at the losing side of a political battle they created the movie industry's lobbying arm, MPAA.

Interestingly, that argument appeals to people on both sides of the political fence.

It's a notion that has brought together people on both sides of the political fence.

While the ramifications of this dramatic move lay chiefly in the political realm, the business side of this drama is inspiring; when was the last time you witnessed one of the largest companies in the world going head - to - head with such A large foreign government?

The reaction has been harsh from both sides of the political aisle — and has led to speculation that some top officials may quit his administration.

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But for commentators on all sides of the political divide in Britain, Macron spells bad news for Prime Minister Theresa May as she embarks on Brexit talks after her own expected re-election in June.

Zhao Junjie, a specialist on European issues with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that despite frequent dialogue at all levels between China and the EU, there remained a shortage of political trust between the two sides.

But, with criticism of the media from all sides continuing to mount in the wake of the election, the question is: will networks like CNN reshape their political and election coverage going forward?

But the issue of raising taxes on the rich is most controversial in the U.S., where supply - side economics has over 30 years achieved the status of economic gospel, at least on the right of the political spectrum.

«There's underlying demand for gold as a hedge against political uncertainties on both sides of the Atlantic,» said Ole Hanson, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.

A split between Spain and Catalonia would cause a major political shake - up in the country but would also have significant consequences for the economy of both sides, experts have told CNBC.

Of course, Deng was no democrat and would side with conservatives when the CCP's political monopoly was under attack.