MyPlate is the least divisive project.
The question hangs ominously in the air: Why would a president whose approval ratings have recently slipped and whose party must face comeback-hungry Republicans in a battle to hold House and Senate seats, and who has already taken one divisive, Sisyphean task – healthcare reform – take on another?
The Chilean defender was tasked with marking the divisive striker from the resulting corner, and Suarez punched him out of view of the officials.
However, one of the reviewers felt that it would be nice to expand on the population decoding, and discuss the fact that they have not considered population models that do not simply sum activities (e.g.,, those with optimal weighting of the contribution of each cell) and network nonlinearities useful for marginalization of task-irrelevant information like divisive normalization.
"The government has a difficult task, the referendum was very divisive... and many of the 48% who voted to remain were in fact Conservative voters.
Yet the huge weapons sales and enormous diplomatic mission still may not carry much weight when it comes to the hard task of reconciling Iraq's divisive sectarian politics.
According to the authors, domestic tasks are one of the most divisive issues couples face, and the disputes they engender rank high on the list of things that can unravel a relationship.
Far less high-profile than the charismatic, divisive Van Commenee, Black has faced an arguably harder task: rebuilding a team for the Rio Olympics that can match the deeds of London.
Defining Britain's role in Europe has been the single most divisive issue for the Tories in the past decade, and the most urgent task facing Mr. Duncan Smith tonight was to start uniting his fractious party.
On the Internet, the response was more divisive, as believers and non-believers alike took the Roman Catholic Church to task over its beliefs, its teachings and a tragic history of sexual abuse.
