How do you get past the years of rivalry?
Bangladesh currently has a caretaker government, led by Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed, after years of rivalry between two female leaders whose periods of rule alternated.
The birth of the UMP was supposed to turn the page on years of rivalry by bringing all the components of the right and centre-right under one umbrella – and one leader.
I knew that Liverpool vs. Manchester United was the biggest game in English football for all the years of rivalry, and maybe even more so since Manchester United surpassed Liverpool in the number of league titles won.
Now, after years of rivalry, once hidden and still not always public, it has come down to this: Mr. Klaus, in tight parliamentary elections Friday and Saturday, is running for his party to regain power and perhaps for him to retake the seat of prime minister, a position he lost amid scandal in 1997.
In an unusual concession after years of rivalry on defence policy, the SNP adopted a motion put forward by Labour that said scrapping Trident's replacement system had to be tied to a fully-funded programme to find new jobs for redundant defence workers.
Newsnight's policy editor Chris Cook writes: "Senior civil servants in the Home Office have accused the Department for Education (DfE) of running a 'parallel security policy', Newsnight has revealed, after years of rivalry between the two ministries over how to deal with extremism.
Nelsen was the latter's president, and after years of rivalry, which even reached the point where they did not recognize each other, Nelsen eventually was part of the negotiation for an amalgamation which took into consideration the needs of the western clubs.
THE prime minister of Somalia, Ali Mohamed Gedi, has bowed out after a year of rivalry with the country's president, Abdullahi Yusuf in the interest, he says, of national unity.
Eighty years of soccer rivalry overturned in injury time.
