The former Labour education minister Andrew Adonis has reignited one of the oldest controversies in British education by calling for the clock to be turned back on polytechnics granted university status.
Meanwhile, Democratic activists — generally in blue states — are calling for round-the-clock resistance.
Prominent among the Republicans demanding more aggressive action by FERC is Rep. Doug Ose of Sacramento, author of a bill calling for round-the-clock price limits throughout the West.
The Turkish government's policies, he said, including calling for regime change "around the clock" are "a declaration of war by this country," he said.
Detailed analyses of primate sequences have revealed extensive departures from rate constancy in several other parts of the tree [ 4, 18, 27], calling for the employment of relaxed-clock methods that can explicitly accommodate rate heterogeneity among lineages [ 41, 42].
Although not even the strongest critics of high-speed trading are calling for rules to turn back the clock to 900 characters a minute, there is a growing consensus that the potential negative consequences of raw speed need to be addressed for the good of the financial markets.
And it was Curry, calling for the crowd to make more noise after the Warriors forced a shot-clock violation.
But Iguodala turns it over on the other end, Irving makes the steal and makes a layup It's a one point game and the Warriors get called for a shot clock violation!
Those dumb things happen frequently and systematically when the schedule calls for 'round-the-clock coverage, as cable news requires.
In the first half alone, Rutgers was called for three shot-clock violations and shot a half-dozen air balls.
The Orangemen returned from a timeout and were called for a shot-clock violation in front of their bench.
