Sentences with phrase «whole swaths»

They are about how we do our politics — particularly the way that we willingly turn our backs of whole swathes of the nation in a quest for short - term advantage in a few marginal seats.

We're close and loving with whole swaths of my son's family of origin.

Ministers who returned from their holiday to attend the emergency Cobra meeting are understood to have been livid about the police's failure to secure the streets on Monday night, when whole swathes of London fell into the control of rioting mobs.

But, as the Committee notes, the possibility arises that the Bill may «enabl [e] the Government effectively to re-write the law across whole swathes of the statute book».

As he points out, we can automatically eliminate whole swaths of the periodic table for various reasons.

Instead he went to a straw man argument lumping whole swaths of groups into the mix Conservative talk radio and Conservative Christians.

«We live in a world where it feels as though the darkness is falling ever more severely on whole swathes and regions and in which the light of the news often seems to go out», he said.

I should remind you of the rather mildly named deregulation bill that Labour tried to pass that would have allowed not just Ministers but people appointed by Ministers to delete whole swathes of legislation.

Given the libertarian coup d'etat that Mr Clegg carried out in ditching the official LibDem manifesto and writing whole swathes of the Orange Book into the Coalition Agreement which his own party had previously massively rejected, Nick Clegg can not be really very surprised that the rasberry he got in the local elections and AV vote is going to be reflected within Westminster machine as well.

Chancellor George Osborne sets out the framework for the «painful» spending cuts ahead, and a review of benefits, as Treasury chief secretary Danny Alexander tells Channel 4 News it would be «wrong to exclude whole swathes of spending».

But we shouldn't rush to assume that any films featuring landscapes, horses, and vigilante justice are «really» Westerns as such — that's too ready a way of Americanizing whole swaths of world cinema.

Public policy gives private employers guidelines regarding employment, health care, workplace safety, and marketing, while whole swaths of nominally «public» activity — from operating bus systems to cleaning toxic waste — are performed by privately managed firms.

«It's proving to be a versatile and extremely cost effective online resource, enabling us to easily set - up our personalised accounts and allocate whole swathes of self - assessment reporting and improvement planning to individuals in school.»

The student need not see whole swaths of the software that are not relevant.

He said the government would phase out the «unfair» school funding system which has «systematically underfunding schools in whole swathes of the country».

The Affordable Care Act and the Common Core both involve ambitious efforts to change whole swaths of American life, though the practical impact of each was intentionally shrouded in uncertainty.

This isn't helped by infrequent checkpoints that will see you replaying whole swathes of levels.

«By shrewdly adopting the stance of an individual facing whole swathes of society that are, in many respects, dehumanised, Prévieux develops a strategy of counterproductivity.»

Those who enjoy that stuff belong in the ninth circle of art hell along with those two radio presenters who bore whole swathes of the population to death every night on Radio 3's «Late Night Junction».

The blockchain will begin to transform whole swathes of industries where fat profits are made from intermediation and digital advertising will not be immune.

Engraved with the face of a furious god, it blows away whole swaths of enemies with the strength of Zephyrus himself.

It erases whole swathes of events and people.

Beginning in medias res with whole swaths of family history alluded to without specifics, Lawrence's Joy (based mostly on Joy Mangano, though her full name goes without mention) becomes an entrepreneur almost by accident after a life unfulfilled to the confidence of her grandmother matriarch's (Diane Ladd, given shockingly little to do considering) assertion of her become a strong, successful woman.

The targeting of Kuenssberg probably has more to do with her being in this prominent position after the election of Corbyn, when whole swathes of the activist left appear to have fundamentally lost their minds.

The results brought fresh peril for the beleaguered prime minister as Labour was pushed into fourth and sometimes fifth place across whole swaths of the country.

Mastery over a new material has at times changed human society so radically as to be practically synonymous with whole swathes of our history.

Most days, some analyst upgrades a stock to a buy or initiates a rating with an outperform, but it's not often that a whole swath of experts place buy ratings on a stock all at once.

Trump is far exceeding that pace — not just for his own chief of staff (who had the shortest stint of anyone since the position was created) but for a whole swath of top - level White House jobs.

One day it might dawn on some of you that City's owner is going nowhere any time soon and is investing in the whole infrastructure of the club (not to mention the side effect of regenerating a whole swathe of East Manchester to boot — why the hell do you think Manchester City Council is wholly in favour of it?)

As we mentioned, Wilshere's ability to cover the whole swath of the midfield, his age and still enormous potential makes this an intriguing, albeit unlikely, move.

The prime minister said he wanted to see «whole swathes of legislation... scrapped» in an article for the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.

Clegg has a track record of hyperbole when it comes to his shadow Cabinet: whole swathes of his conference speech in Bournemouth last year were devoted to a fantasy about what it might be like with Lib Dem personalities beavering away in government.

The whole swath of Taraba, Adamawa, Benue, Plateau and Kaduna are a near - eternal belt of conflicts, with the Fulani taking on the Junkun, the Junkun taking on the Tiv, the Tiv taking on the Fulani, and the Christians and Muslims, of southern Kaduna, sizing up one another for combat.

``... If ACA goes away, there's an opportunity for New York State to step up and be a model for the rest of the country, and say: We're going to cover a whole swath of folks, perhaps up to age 29.

Until the party and its leadership can admit to the mistakes made in government, or to the lack of courage shown in not tackling the clear problems that prevent ordinary people from enjoying the sort of life that the middle classes take for granted, then I fear a whole swathe of Labour supporters will simply choose not to vote Labour, whatever promises are made at the next election (this is essentially ditching the last vestiges of New Labour I suppose).

Fair enough if you include other seats in the West Midlands - but then of course the same can be said about Lancashire where there's a whole swathe of marginal seats.

Ruike Zhao, a postdoc in MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering, says kirigami - patterned adhesives may enable a whole swath of products, from everyday medical bandages to wearable and soft electronics.

No doubt, too, the competition model is ill suited to certain fields of research — for instance, whole swaths of basic science, where results are open to interpretation or even dispute.

Whole swathes of diagnostic tests may eventually be replaced with a single assay - sequencing - as we reach the «sequencing singularity».

There are, one assumes, whole swaths of the book that develop Jack as an emotional character while he's not doing much of anything, but that doesn't — can't — work in a film.

Even in the best, most just societies in human history, whole swaths of human beings have been treated horribly in order to create a better society.

This brilliant tweet was in response to a whole swath of new bitching online about La La Land when Los Angeles declared April 25th «La La Land Day».

We've already published a number of articles about the upcoming experiment, but news site The Guardian has recently covered a whole swath of...

A whole swathe of replayability options come about thanks to the fact that once a level is completed in Arcade mode, further Survival and Boss options open up.

Paramount Pictures has premiered the final trailer for their new comedy «Book Club» starring a whole swath of great veteran actors and actresses including Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, Mary Steenburgen, Craig T. Nelson, Andy Garcia and Don Johnson.

The story, as told by a few introductory pictures at the start of the game, is that there has been an alien invasion, or something to that effect, and a whole swath of Little Kingdom's triangular citizens have been abducted in the midst.