We're still going to whine when he gets the ball in the post during future tension-filled moments, and starts doing his backing-in thing.
An incident at the outset of the occupation was a sign of future tensions.
Regardless of the perpetrator, the violence has recalled a tortured past and, perhaps, hinted at future tensions as Turkey prepares to face the 100th anniversary of the genocide of its Armenian population in the last years of the Ottoman Empire.
Future tensions appear likely if Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's party pursues a campaign promise to amend the Constitution, specifically by reducing or abolishing the quota of soldiers in Parliament.
FLANKED by Australia's senior soldiers, Kevin Rudd, the prime minister, stood on a navy frigate in Sydney Harbour on May 2nd and talked of likely future tensions in Asia and the Pacific.
This studio will focus on the design of human settlements, new types of dwellings, the connective tissue and common ground of cities, and the challenge of designing for the human condition against future tensions.
This studio focused on the design of human settlements, new types of dwellings, the connective tissue and common ground of cities, and the challenge of designing for the human condition against future tensions.
{item51} In a sign of future tensions within the cabinet, the children's secretary, Ed Balls, has openly disagreed with the home secretary, Alan Johnson, about the prospect of Labour forming a coalition government with the Lib Dems after the election.
But if that appeared to set the stage for future tensions between the Americans and the Iraqis, there was much else in the Bush plan that appeared to have been fashioned to avoid an early confrontation with the Maliki government.
