Sentence examples for rough national from inspiring English sources

The 2010 version of Ned Lamont offers yet another striking sign of how a rough national landscape for Democrats is influencing politics at the local level.

Using regression analysis, this paper examines various models to explain observed variations in pharmaceutical expenditure at the district level in Uganda; with recommendations for models to be used for rough national pharmaceutical budget estimation, setting and allocation to the districts.

Rough Day for Nationals Washington Nationals catcher Jesus Flores was put on the 15-day disabled list with a stress fracture in his right shoulder that has put his season is in jeopardy.

St Mungo's is writing to the prime minister to ask him to launch a new national rough sleeping strategy, with targets for reducing the number of people sleeping rough, and a commitment to focusing on the links between mental health and rough sleeping.

This problem is particularly acute for foreign national rough sleepers, who at a recent count made up over half of London's rough-sleeping population, and for whom relocation can mean forcible deportation.

He added: "I remain concerned – particularly about the rise in foreign national rough sleepers in London.

And GDP per capita is a good rough guide for national living standards.

She said she worried about retaining a rough balance between national retailers, regional retailers and independent shops.

Homelessness charities described the figures as "scandalous" and "shocking", and called on the government to launch a new national rough sleepers strategy.

The stop marked her return to the trail after a rough introduction to national politics in the spring, when she drew some negative press over her previous marriages and comments about her possible role in a Giuliani administration.

In 1999, after more than 60 years of no discernible rough, what Augusta National likes to call "the second cut" was grown -- one and three-eighths inch of rough that's smoother than the fairways, if not the greens, at some golf courses.