In a split from President Clinton, Vice President Al Gore said today that he would not have nominated Bradley Smith, a Republican who opposes the overhaul of the campaign finance system, to the board of the Federal Election Commission and that he would urge the Senate to reject the president's nomination.
Syrians entering Germany will only be allowed to stay for one year and their family members will not be able to join them, the German interior minister said this weekend, in a split from Angela Merkel's open-border policy.
"Under these conditions," he continued, "the agreement that you will be able to reach is dangerous from a diplomatic point of view and has the potential to cause a split in the people, a split from which, God forbid, there will be no turning back".
One reality she contends with — the nearness of her nation's explosive history — may be best captured by the presidential candidacy of Prince Yormie Johnson, the rebel who, in 1990, after a split from Taylor, captured Doe.
EU foreign ministers are due to discuss further sanctions against Russia after a Moscow-backed referendum in Crimea backed a split from Ukraine.
The Provisional Irish Republican Army was created in December 1969 after a split from the Official Irish Republican Army.
France Football, the sole organisers of the prize given to the best footballer in the world following a split from Fifa, revealed Vardy was in contention in a tweet published on Monday evening.
In April he announced a split from production partner Kenny Glasgow.
Since the variant alleles of most CPS SNPs are the derived allele, they likely arose in the specific population after a split from a common ancestor.
The left-armer has endured a difficult time off the pitch in recent months, which has included a split from his wife, but still hopes that he can become "the best spin bowler in the world".
It emerged in the inter-war years as a split from republican liberalism, and while it became a traditional social democratic party after the fall of the Colonels regime in 1974, its forms of organisation, and mass base among civil servants and small business people, lead some to compare it to Argentine "Peronism" - that is left nationalism with a working class base.
