Sentences with phrase «political upheaval»

Emerging at a time of political upheaval in France, Klein was not only a pioneer of conceptual art, but also a ground - breaking exponent of performance art, taking part in several high risk events.

A host of reports from Madagascar indicate that environmental turmoil, including raids on parks for rosewood, is rising in the wake of political upheaval in that remarkable island nation, which is home to hundreds of extraordinary animal and plant species.

Those countries will be beset by political upheaval for years.

U.S. equities are coming off their worst weekly performance in more than two years on political upheaval stemming from President Trump's trade war.

The area has also seen three major political upheavals from 1973 — 1992.

Indeed, the period coincided with political upheaval and waves of human migration.

One teacher said: «In a world of great political upheaval in which previous conventions have been swept away and nothing can be taken for granted, it is all the more vital that young people have a voice and know how to use it.

Works by Vicente Butron September 23 — October 2, 2010 Vicente Butron artist born in Manila, the Philippines in 1959 migrated to Australia during political upheavals in 1973 attended Sydney College of the Arts from 1981 to 1984 exhibited locally and internationally since the mid-1980s not too many solo exhibitions not too many collections lives in Sydney works whenever he can exhibits when he wants His interest in conceptual art and exhibition practice is evident -LSB-...]

For instance, if a person wants to cancel a trip to a foreign land over political upheaval concerns, this coverage will ensure reimbursement for at least a portion of travel expenses.

Recent political upheaval in Brazil and the United States, which led to drops in the dollar and the real, may have contributed to the recent uptick in bitcoin buying.

Stella's oeuvre is clearly linked to Russian Constructivism, a movement cut off by political upheaval at its productive and inventive beginning.

Ironically, it was Kynaston McShine who moved to the global and away from the formal in his 1972 show of international conceptualism at the Museum of Modern Art, Information, with work that he presented as rooted in the worldwide political upheaval of the late 60s.

In Thurman, where political upheaval seems to erupt every several years, a realignment of the town board occurred while an effort to oust the town supervisor fell short.

See the towering spires and parapets of the country's breathtaking cathedrals and churches alongside great icons and monuments that persist across time, despite political upheaval...

With so much political upheaval across the country and globally, now is the time to have serious, sober, centrist reportage on issues of importance to Jewish communities in New York and beyond.»

This was despite such political upheavals as the UK's vote to leave the EU, Trump's victory in the US presidential election and the resignation of Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi following his inability to win his own referendum on constitutional reform.

It is a world that is riven with murderous divisions and violent political upheavals as much as any other age in history, although made more potent and deadly now through our very technological achievements.

Trump, Brexit puts global M&A in freefall - study Political upheaval around the world, including Brexit and the rise of Donald Trump, have pushed mergers and acquisitions in the FMCG area to their lo... read more

Many believe that she was left off the hook because of several interventions by high profile citizens who thought that her conviction would have brought massive disgrace to the Rawlings family and could have brought about political upheavals at the time when the NDC was in opposition.

And the public anger that has propelled Donald Trump to office has been reflected in political upheavals across the world.

The student movement, which voted massively for Labour, will enter a period of enormous political upheavals once students grasp that Blair is going to abolish grants and try to impose tuition fees.

Mr. Abubakari has served notice of a major political upheaval in the area, if President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo - Addo fails to rescind his decision.

This year, amidst political upheaval, social strife, and natural devastation (globally, but also locally on the sunny Island of Puerto Rico) perhaps we can say that Mother Nature and Women have had it.

Jazz was created during World War II, a time of extreme political upheaval and personal turmoil for the artist which included the arrest of Matisse's daughter for her support of the Resistance.

While it may be somewhat speculative, it is probably not unreasonable to expect that this could cause a considerable political upheaval between Yukon First Nations, and between those with Final Agreements and Canada.

From Angela Eagle to Theresa May and Nicole Sturgeon, women in politics are the ones stepping up to the plate and who appear to have the vision and actual plans to somehow sort out the current political upheaval and uncertainty.

Airport worker demonstrations are not a covered reason for Trip Interruption, nor is avoiding travel because of fear for one's safety unless a covered terrorist event or political upheaval occurred, which was not indicated here.

Having released two consecutive (but very different) films in which Kristen Stewart plays a celebrity's personal assistant, Olivier Assayas is looking to return to another one of his specialized areas of interest: Cold War - era political upheaval and international intrigue.

The market has been buoyant and appears to be largely unaffected by the Brexit vote and other political upheaval.

The continuing political upheaval in Saudi Arabia can be viewed as a much - needed development for a young country run by corrupt old leaders.

In developed markets, we have seen a rise in populism because some voters see themselves as disenfranchised, and there has been a lack of real wage growth, causing real political upheavals.

But delays of the IPO, plus the general political upheaval in the nation, could mean that the Vision Fund needs to more aggressively court other sources of money.

The news was announced last week, as part of a larger data privacy push for the site, which has scrambled to rehabilitate its image in the wake of political upheaval tied to information sharing.

The fact that this torpidity occurred during a time of worldwide political upheaval made it seem even odder.

Wakanda is a central African nation in tense political upheaval and violent inter-tribal conflict.

All of Europe experienced political upheaval associated with urbanization; but, «Less prepared for the advent of modernization, the Russians were vulnerable to an even greater degree,» according to Geifman, «increasingly prone to take an opportunity to release the bottled - up rage, especially when external circumstances stimulated the expression of distress.»

Even when political upheaval isn't part of the equation, U.S. players often face hostile treatment in Central America that's far beyond anything encountered by visiting teams in, say, European World Cup qualifying.

Buhari said his administration would work hard with other ECOWAS Heads of State to prevent political transitions from snowballing into crisis so that citizens in the region can focus their energies and resources on developmental issues, rather than trying to survive political upheavals.

According to group the violence will trickle down to musician camps, religious sects and political vigilante groups misunderstanding likely to degenerate into political upheaval.

The Daily Times was there as we embraced political unity then suffered political upheaval.

With Iran's many political upheavals — the overthrow of the shah, the Iran - Iraq war, the very real threat of famine — as well as the Caspian's former association with royalty — the fate of these horses was ever in the balance.

Surprisingly, the population of Cantona increased during the early part of the dry period, perhaps because of political upheaval elsewhere that increased the importance of the heavily fortified city, she said.

Mercedes Sosa: The Voice of Latin America (Unrated) Reverential biopic examining the enduring legacy of Mercedes Sosa (1935 - 2009), aka La Negra («The Black One»), the Argentine folk singer who pioneered a progressive brand of music that inspired political upheavals in Portugal, Spain and South America.

In Robin Hood, we are thrust into a turbulent world of medieval political upheaval — was there any other kind of medieval politicking?