But what lies at stake here is not just peace or justice, but the basic values that unite us and define us as a moral society.
There are strengths and weaknesses to both teams, so the outcome will be determined by which side is less inhibited by what lies at stake at Celtic Park.
Pediatric sleep presents obstacles, beginning with the difficulty of helping an infant adapt to the day/night cycle and ending with curfews, "Lights Out," and cries of "Hey -- I was playing that!" A tremendous amount lies at stake in terms of a child's cognitive, physical, and emotional development.
It may sound impossible but we only need to look back to understand what is possible – and we only need to look forward to understand what lies at stake if we do not act collectively towards a healthier, more prosperous and equal future for all.
Another side of Mitt Romney is ever-so-briefly revealed in "No Apology" — that of a former lay pastor, or "stake president," at his Mormon church in Boston.
Going forward, we must lay out the stakes clearly, ever mindful of the lives at stake.
There's a no-nonsense, cut-to-the-chase quality to the opening scenes, which lay out the stakes and terrain.
As filmmakers track patients and donors, including an infant in need of a new heart and a young, comatose man whose organs could help others live, they lay bare the stakes of transplantation.
Each of the Clinton surrogates' appearances this week has been promoted with nearly identical press-release language: Chelsea Clinton, Warren, Sanders, and Kaine would each lay out the stakes of the election for millennials.
Surveyors lay out the stakes that mark new highways or housing subdivisions, survey property when it is sold and work for oil and gas companies exploring new energy resources.
