"I have, nonetheless, arrived at the decision to withdraw from Fifa affairs in order to spare Fifa, Concacaf and, in particular, CFU and its membership, from further acrimony and divisiveness arising from this and related issues".
The city was trying to rebuild its old cosmopolitanism and sense of personal and physical freedom after recovering from more than a decade of religious and economic divisiveness, and from having become the commercial capital of a globalised India.
But Rev. Jeremiah Wright's selected sermons suddenly threatened all that, just as racial divisiveness emanated from his Democratic rival's camp.
Earlier we indicated that liberal critics of the standard view offer detailed replies to both the Argument from Religious Warfare and the Argument from Divisiveness.
The play follows a predictable path from divisiveness (snobbishness on Olivia's part) to sisterly feelings of mutual support.
Mr. Fabrizi acknowledged that he had asked Mr. Testa to resign after he took office and also following the primary, in an effort to heal the divisiveness that existed from the previous administration.
There are no doubt other factors that need to be taken into consideration in the calculation required to formulate the argument from divisiveness.
When this happens, the CMO unknowingly creates divisiveness and distractions from their number-one priority: reporting predictable results to investors and shareholders.
And, on some occasions, these secular citizens hold that exercising that right will lead religious citizens to violate the DRR.[9] If this is correct, for the argument from divisiveness to succeed, it would have to provide reason to believe that the level of frustration and anger that would be produced by violating the DRR would be greater than that of conforming to the DRR.
The Democrats are the party that promises to do these things, 'not because they are easy, but because they are hard.' But when they have the opportunity, their divisiveness prevents them from framing effective legislation.
