Sentence examples for future standoffs from inspiring English sources
The company's executives have previously suggested they are looking for ways to engineer their way out of future standoffs with the government.
Yet if Trump, as is more likely, fails to deliver on the threat, then Trump's credibility, such as it is, will be badly damaged, as might the credibility of the United States in future standoffs.
These critics say the SPIKE programs seem to promise to prepare "Christian patriots" for future standoffs between right-wing extremists and federal authorities.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn)., vice chairwoman of the Joint Economic Committee, said she was hopeful that future standoffs could be avoided.
Democrats argue that the schedule lays out of a path for avoiding a future standoff.
How can investors protect themselves during future Congressional standoffs?
The measure, introduced Tuesday by Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va)., would automatically keep all of the federal government running in the case of a future funding standoff — with the exceptions of the legislative branch and the Executive Office of the President.
Such arguments have never before been invoked by the Court to invalidate an act of Congress in the field of foreign affairs and systematically favor the executive in future separation-of-powers standoffs.
The standoff over the future of Reconstruction then went to the voters.
This is the story of a standoff between the future and the past, the familiar and the chic, the tastes of city dwellers and those of suburbanites.
Despite two meetings involving all of the E.R.C. stakeholders and one that did not include Premiership Rugby, there had been no progress in the broadcast agreement standoff or the future structure of the Heineken and Amlin Challenge Cups until the latest round of talks in Dublin on Tuesday.
