There was a clashing of directions.
The Guardian understands that May will now wait until the final week of March to begin the process, avoiding a clash with the Dutch elections and the anniversary of the Rome Treaty, and giving the government time to seek consensus in different parts of the country.
She challenged the Republican president and explained the legislative process to him — a clash that highlighted the stakes of the speakership race and Pelosi's bid to be the most powerful woman in American politics.
The over-simplified explanation for the failure of the international process has always been a clash between these two giants.
There is a clash of cultures, of course, and in the process, the film raises probing questions about American democracy.
A population of six rotamers (Figure 3a, cluster 1) was excluded by the minimization process because they result in a clash of Lys296 side chain with Phe91.
And it was a clash of two big ideas, put variously as the "block universe" and "process theology".
The situation today is particularly explosive, because there is a clash between two peoples who have either lost or may be in the process of losing Jerusalem.
After use, it becomes a clash of controlling the puppet and the system to make the right music, while quickly realizing the futility of such process.
Five minutes into the half a clash of heads between Cathcart and Keinan left both men bleeding, though the Blackpool player earned a rare corner in the process.
Based on the experiments done in MEP design coordination, it was observed that the automatic clash detection process using BIMs, with its consistently higher recall rate, provides a more complete identification of clashes, with the cost of false positives (low precision).
