The fact that the text of the New York declaration was agreed by 193 member states of the UN represents a significant achievement – if not a miracle – in the current context of increased displacement, uncertainty, significant pressures on hosting countries and divisive politicised discussions at the national, regional and international level," she said.
We have real and serious problems that we need to address, and voters justifiably want nothing more than for us to stop these divisive ideological discussions and find common ground that will help Americans.
This year with the tension of the divisive political discussions coupled with the recent horrific tragedy in Orlando, it's time we took an honest look at the meaning of this message and find impactful ways to come together to create a more unified and inclusive society.
The political attack comes as it was revealed the controversial legislation to revoke the citizenship of Australians fighting with Islamic State will not be considered by federal cabinet because the government says it was already "signed off" in the previous heavily-leaked and divisive cabinet discussion that was not informed by any documentation, cabinet submission or legal advice.
But rather than allow an open discussion, Barack Obama called Geraldine A. Ferraro's comments "divisive" — a word he throws out whenever he's criticized so as to eliminate as racist any unfavorable press he receives.
Dome or no dome, the debate over a new Lincoln Center can hardly prove more divisive than the original discussions in the 1950's.
But they added: "Having witnessed the public debate that is taking place over social media and other news outlets, we have grave concerns about the divisive nature of the discussions.
Shahien Taj, Amina Lone and Rohema Miah, all trustees of the Henna Foundation charity, said they now had "grave concerns about the divisive nature of the discussions" that had followed the protest.
No details of the draft were available, and negotiators have suggested that any joint document emerging from this round of talks would probably be a broad statement of shared principles that left the most divisive problems for future discussions.
Public discussions about divisive and disquieting subjects — the roles of Lenin and Stalin in Soviet history, the Communist dictatorship, mass repressions––became increasingly marginalized in the official discourse of political life and in the media.
