Mr. Cordesman still thinks (or thought a few weeks ago) that the odds of success in Iraq are "at least even," but by success he means the creation of a government that "is almost certain to be more inclusive of Ba'ath, hard-line religious, and divisive ethnic/sectarian movements than the West would like".
But Kelly rejects feminism preferring to benefit from the ideology while calling the movement divisive, and making a show of her anti-feminist bona fides.
I found out that the teachings of the course came from a nice group of people who follow an ultra secretive, divisive, new religious movement leader unfortunately named Belzebuub (his real name is Mark Pritchard).
Nominated recordings, spanning an eligibility period from Oct. 1, 2015 to Sept. 30, 2016, contain little content directly addressing a volatile year that included a divisive presidential campaign, the Black Lives Matter movement and renewed conversations about sexual assault.
His double-quartet album, "Free Jazz," ornamented with cover art by Jackson Pollock, made him, along with Cecil Taylor and John Coltrane, the most radical and divisive member of a movement that set aside fixed meters, harmonies, and structures.
In the west, his father's efforts to assert greater state control over the oil and gas industry are still the stuff of bitter memories, and his father's strong opposition to Quebec's separatist movement remains divisive in that province.
She's beloved by some and deplored by others, her idiosyncratic movement proving divisive among critics.
On its face, the Sunrise Movement is divisive; its tactics embolden Democrats' younger, progressive wing while irritating the old guard who believe the party should unite against Republicans.
4. The evangelical anti-torture movement is divisive within the Christian community and should be dropped on grounds of Christian unity; besides, there are far more important concerns facing us. 5.
