Indeed, it is going to be a struggle bargaining with the powers that be to achieve our aspirations. |
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That is to say, the implications of their vote will be written off by the powers that be. |
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At least I was able to satisfy my inquisitors that I wasn't a Freemason, something which evidently bothers the powers that be a good deal. |
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If the powers that be truly wanted the discrimination to end they could do it in one fell swoop. |
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For someone who knows the table tennis game inside out those views ought to be taken on board by the powers that be. |
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And don't the powers that be realize the the more annoying and intrusive the ads are, the less we're going to want to look at them? |
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While most people are, no doubt, all for continuing to improve standards, it seems the powers that be are using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. |
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So this 300 or so words every month are hardly going to make one iota of a difference or influence incredulous decisions by the powers that be. |
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It would never have occurred to the powers that be to run and supervise the National Lottery from anywhere but London. |
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They fell foul of the powers that be, however, for their virulently outspoken stance in opposition to The Falklands War. |
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The paranoiac develops intricate fantasies of persecution in order to mask the unfaceable fact that the powers that be don't care about him. |
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In the facing of this offensive against the working class, the trade unions have demonstrated their complete prostration to the powers that be. |
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It is in this light that Romans 13 adjures people to obey the powers that be. |
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But each day, I thank the powers that be that I live in a country where assistance is available. |
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But is this new vehicle of unconstrained expression fated to come under the thumb of the powers that be? |
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And, because I'm a contrarian at heart, I'll root for perverse storylines that will upset the apple cart and disturb the powers that be. |
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After all, sticking up for what you believe in can get you into all kinds of scrapes and make you seriously unpopular with the powers that be. |
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For example, if the powers that be want to disenfranchise you or make you unemployable, that's one sure way to do it. |
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He then accused the powers that be of failing to appreciate younger people's culture. |
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The reason people stay at home is apathy, cultivated by a belief they won't be listened to by the powers that be. |
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The anti-government people strongly believe that the powers that be want to take their guns away and make them into rightless people. |
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Instead the media and the powers that be heaped scorn and ridicule upon him. |
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And unless the powers that be and their witless supporters get that through their thick skulls, failure is what we are most likely to get. |
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Hence a potential, and often open, conflict between art and the powers that be. |
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Soon, however, that report was shot down, and the standoff, pitting a renegade cleric against the powers that be, was right back where it began. |
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People try and be free, and the powers that be basically overtake the movement. |
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I thought we were being directed away from the original subject matter by the powers that be. |
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Yet, despite being a harsh critic of the boondoggling ways of the administration, he has been more than tolerated by the powers that be. |
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Its success depends above all on the degree of authority and willpower applied to it by the powers that be. |
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Needless to say, this does not enamor her to the powers that be in Cameroon. |
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It is incredible that the powers that be refused to engage with such a central character before pursuing their drastic course on the company's future. |
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You can take them out with nets, but environmentalists and the powers that be don't want to hear tell of that. |
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Continuing with constructions from the top down, dreamt up by the powers that be, will not solve anything. |
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I've read all the proceedings, and I agree that what we're hearing from the powers that be is not the experience. |
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But unless the powers that be fully respect and enforce the rights of girls and women, we won't achieve any of these goals. |
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Whoever they are and whatever their motives, they refused to be intimidated by the powers that be, who wanted them to turn birth into death. |
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Moreover, since the powers that be use these groups for their own purposes, they are unable to curtail the growth of organized crime. |
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For the truth is that the essential element in any righting of wrongs eludes the law because it lies in the political will of the powers that be. |
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The current provisional electoral council seems unable to find support from the powers that be. |
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It says that if you falter, the powers that be will more likely see criminality than youthful indiscretion. |
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Instead of having to guess at references or wonder about non-sequitur throwaway lines and images, we would have the powers that be explaining them to us. |
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The thing was that people, politics and the powers that be tend to form unholy trinities which are difficult to pull apart without the whole structure tumbling down. |
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Otherwise, the powers that be will know who's not paying attention and important youth policy initiatives will be the first on the chopping block. |
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Cultures youth create are criminalized, pathologized, shut down, and silenced, and the powers that be start worrying about losing control of the youth. |
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As journalists we should never become messengers of the powers that be. |
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Push, push, push until the powers that be accede. |
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Such positive and life-promoting thinking did not endear Williamson to the powers that be in the grey and increasingly decadent cultural climate of post-Second World War Britain. |
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We are severely critical of the Council of the European Union for skimping on clarity and dignity here, for repeatedly trying to get by with devious manoeuvres and for repeatedly giving in to the powers that be. |
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They have taken great pains to gather information, to do research, to put together positions, and write letters to the powers that be on the important subject of our engagement in the lives of the people of Afghanistan. |
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This appeal is addressed to the powers that be all over the world! |
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For peace to reign in the world, all we need is for the powers that be to have the objectives of UNESCO at heart and adhere to them with sincerity and without double-talk or slight of hand. |
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He attacked the status quo and he pilloried the powers that be. |
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In the present state of affairs, the Islamist threat does not seem capable of endangering the powers that be, but it nonetheless constitutes a factor causing harm which is not insignificant. |
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It has also served, and continues to serve, to buttress the powers that be, to generate exclusion and violence, and sometimes, as we are bound to recognize, to fan the flames of conflict. |
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I do not believe that this ethical and moral position that people hold strongly, whether they be in a minority or not, has been listened to by the powers that be regarding the bill. |
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We have not dealt with any Syrian or Libyan media because these two have appeared to us to be absolutely uninteresting, since they only relay in a servile manner the directives of the powers that be. |
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The Church must be very cautious about getting entangled with empire issues, such as working with international industries, multinational companies, or the powers that be. |
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Given this fact, developing public services that truly meet the needs and aspirations of populations is both necessary and vital for the powers that be. |
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Think for example of the attempts of the powers that be to silence agreeable politicians and other citizens or of corruption in the upper reaches of power. |
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It appeared as though the hospital at Barchester would fall into abeyance, unless the powers that be should take some steps towards putting it once more into working order. |
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It seems some democratic public consultation needs to be undertaken before the powers that be irrevocably commit us all to a very expensive and permanent white elephant. |
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This has been an endeavour to persuade the powers that be to consider enfranchising all genuinely resident expats in respect of being able to vote in Presidential elections. |
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Judging by current adverts in the GDN, off-plan apartment sales without strata title are apparently still being condoned in 2014 by the powers that be. |
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