The party also faces competitive Senate primaries in Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina and Ohio, reflecting, among other issues, strains between liberals and centrists.
If the euro is to be saved and a solution found for the debt issues straining the unity of the 17-nation euro zone, Germany must be the lender of last resort.
Add another item to the long list of issues straining U.S.-European relations: bank regulation.
To improve the process of ethical oversight of research, we need to change our attitudes, and recognize far more fully that complicated moral issues, strains and vagaries are involved.
Aiming to sell 140,000 issues on the newsstand with this issue and about twice that number within a year, the magazine is not about to challenge Bride's, whose current issue strains the racks at 1,048 pages; it comes out every two months and has a circulation of 450,000.
To address potential issues of strain-to-strain variation, the graS and imp transposon insertions were transduced into a CA-MRSA isolate called LAC* (erythromycin sensitive variant of LAC, see Materials and Methods).
They discussed racial profiling and other issues that strain relations between the police and racial minority groups, and strove to find solutions.
"Being Mary Jane" is far sharper on a related issue: the strain that the "man shortage" puts on Mary Jane's Buppie girl gang, which is made up of doctors, journalists, and high-end stylists who long for "black love" but doubt that it exists, at least without strategic compromise.
Sales broadens the story carefully to make it comment sharply on wider issues without straining for significance: the sexualisation of children, the empty aspirations of a fame culture, the vaunted narcissism of the music these teenagers listened to and the films they watched, the corrupt and corrupting political climate in which they grew up.
REUTERS Bharara Acknowledges That Budget Issues Are Straining His Office | As lawmakers in Washington wrangle over financing the federal government, Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said at a conference that budget constraints had severely limited his ability to hire lawyers.
