The F.D.A. has often become the focal point of battles involving abortion and reproductive politics.
But what's the point of battling for justice of this kind, while actively working against justice in relation to our culture of rape and sexual abuse?
The struggle, which eventually reached the point of armed battles such as the 1816 Battle of Seven Oaks, was mostly over control of Rupert's Land, east of the Continental Divide.
Determining the decisive point of any battle is the quintessential challenge of wartime command.
And AIDS has sharpened the point of this battle in countries like Brazil, Thailand, and South Africa.
Whatever the point of the battle, economic or editorial, the battleground is the joint agency that runs the noneditorial functions of both newspapers.
But the dispute between Turnberry's owners and managers has not escalated to the point of the battle over the Aviara.
The turning point of the battle came with a huge Soviet counteroffensive, code-named Operation Uranus (November 19 23), which had been planned by Generals Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich Vasilevsky, and Nikolay Nikolayevich Voronov.
For as long as human beings have watched the sky, shooting stars have portended something -- the birth of a hero, the turning point of a battle, a generous harvest.
In the early church the sign of the cross was not considered a glorification of suffering but a "sign of victory" (tropaion) in the sense of the ancient triumphal sign that was set up at the place where the victorious turning point of the battle took place.
