Sentences with phrase «state of quandary»

I am sure the elephants are in a state of quandary wondering what it is that has made the NDC so solid in opposition even in spite of the heavy defeat the Party suffered at the 2016 polls.

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Thousands of such actions have gone before and thousands will follow, but these two have arrested our attention because of the present state of our scientific powers and our resultant moral quandary.

Ferguson often stated that he wished he had signed the giant Dutchman long before he arrived at the club in 2005, a move which instantly solved the longstanding quandary of finding a successor to Peter Schmeichel.

But as they take a victory lap with the lawmaking behind them, it's local elected officials in some of the state's larger municipalities that face a political quandary if they think the brakes should be applied to ride - hailing expansion.

«I still hold the view that this feeding bottle federalism, this act of robbing Peter to pay Paul, which we have gradually enthroned as state policy since the fall of the First Republic, remains cause of our economic quandary.»

Tennessee's supreme court ordered the state last week to find a more equitable way to pay teachers, creating a quandary for lawmakers and the next governor that may cost the cash - strapped state hundreds of millions of dollars.

The American Enterprise Institute's Frederick M. Hess and Brendan Bell write that, with all state accountability plans in the hopper at the U.S. Department of Education, states paying heed to calls for plans to be ambitious has resulted in a «curious quandary: The problem with...

Today, Trieste is a charming Italian city bordering Slovenia (formerly Yugoslavia) on the Adriatic Sea, home to a wide mix of cultures (map of Trieste), but in 1954 it was at the center of a Cold War quandary - what to do with this little city - state caught in the power struggle between East and West?

Robinson + Cole insurance litigation lawyer Jessica A. R. Hamilton wrote the article «State v. Santiago: Connecticut Highlights Quandaries of Death Penalty Repeals,» published on March 4, 2016, in the Winter 2016 issue of Appellate Practice, the newsletter of the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation.

As customers were left in a quandary post the suspension of cashless facility, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) in August came out with a circular stating that the policy holders undergoing treatment would continue to get cashless benefit even if the hospital where they are admitted is delisted by insurers from cashless cover.