In an outspoken intervention that will reignite tensions between church leaders and the government, Sentamu accuses those in power of offering only "warm words" and "sticking plaster" solutions to a problem that is having "devastating" effects on people's lives.
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On the eve of the election, Bin Hammam and Jack Warner, longtime personal friends of Blatter's who had helped his rise to power, were accused of offering $40,000 bribes to members of Warner's Caribbean constituency to vote for bin Hammam.
It still has the advantages of offering reliable power, a degree of energy security, and no carbon dioxide emissions beyond those incurred in building and supplying the plants.
Jonathan Tepperman commends Andrew J. Bacevich for his analysis of what's wrong with America in "The Limits of Power" (Sept . 14, but accuses him of offering "small-bore" solutions.
In addition, the team is using machine learning to analyze code from GitHub to power its spellcheck — with the idea of offering more sophisticated services based on this data in the future — and it's using this data to show you relevant examples for how others use a certain command, too.
These results verify that the proposed technique is capable of offering interesting results for power quality (PQ) disturbance classification.
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The Americans wanted to ease Thi out of the corridors of power by offering him an economic future in the US and free education for his children, and Lodge and Westmoreland personally spoke to him in an attempt to convince him to accept, but they were unsuccessful.
Seen historically, toleration has been many things: An exercise of love for the other who errs, a strategy of preserving power by offering some form of freedom to minorities, a term for the peaceful coexistence of different faiths who share a common core, another word for individual liberty, a postulate of practical reason, or the ethical promise of a productive pluralistic society.
