It will lead to battles," he said.
His remarks were in line with those of the Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, who said a confrontation with Hamas and other factions could lead to battles among Palestinian factions.
A basic income in the West, as well as lower rent countries under at least some proposals [47, 54], would require significantly higher tax rates on middle to high earners, which could lead to battles over redistribution and reduced political feasibility one main drawback of basic income schemes compared to other policies [64].
"The War That Ended Peace" neatly recounts the events that led to battle.
It also finds no evidence that such advertising leads to battles between parents and children.
The Bush administration's efforts to change the rules have led to battles with labor unions and environmentalists.
But there was also a feeling that the eye-popping bargains that led to battles over TVs in 2014 were just not there.
That demand has led to battles with environmentalists over leasing in remote and scenic areas like the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Otero Mesa in New Mexico.
The contemporary world, so apparently connected, is experiencing a growing and steady social fragmentation, which places at risk "the foundations of social life" and consequently leads to "battles over conflicting interests" (Laudato Si', 229).
But Vietnam invites selective and tendentious reading, which leads to battles of reading lists, which is apparently what's going on right now between the White House and the Pentagon.
The issue has led to battles pitting minority rights against property rights, as home builders and others resist universal mandates that benefit only a small part of the population.
