If he gets past Billy Joe Saunders, I would love to see him get in the ring with either Kell Brook or James De Gale to try and sort out the
vexed question of who is the Boss of the Middleweights.
Clash worth travelling to witness; Sean McGuire'sport@liverpool.com Because sport's a religion round here Sunday Sermon
BUSINESS leaders' open letter on the
vexed question of a North East Metro Mayor is going to ruffle some feathers.
Where are the wise heads?
Might a recognition of the body's (relational) isolatedness open the
vexed question of sexual accountability in a manner that is not jointly and respectively reducible to homogeneous categories of sex and presumed consensual commonality?
On/to Community: A Statement in Question
A new approach to the
vexed question of how best caterers can meet the needs of young customers has been unveiled by Snowbird foods.
Kids stuff makes, kids meals interesting!
When commenting on this statement, Armenian Health Minister Derenik Dumanyan told journalists that it is a
vexed questionLeonid Roshal: It was a big mistake to close pediatrics faculty in Armenia
It's a
vexed question for any new parent, especially when toddlers become old enough to grab an iPhone and protest incessantly when they don't get to play with it.
Tech savvy kids under age 2 could put themselves in danger
He also looks at the importance of pilgrimage, the life and work of monasteries and priories, and finally the
vexed question of 'heresy' charges and convictions in which he argues that hunting heretics was not a sign of a declining institution but of a vitally alive one.
The Late Medieval English Church: vitality and vulnerability before the break with Rome
The report, 'Cyber Security: The
Vexed Question of Global Rules', which sheds light on India's current IT security scenario, says the biggest challenge for the country is to train and equip the law enforcement agencies including the judiciary, especially outside the metro cities.
India ranks fifth among cyber crime affected nations
IT IS good to see that the
vexed question of what powers to bestow on England's biggest cities is obviously never far removed from government ministers' consideration.
Government thinking has lost its way
Of course, this development raises once again the
vexed question of whether or not football clubs should be run as public companies or be owned by their fans in some kind of mutual organisation.
Manchester United to list on Singapore Stock Exchange
This follows an agreement at ACTA talks in Tokyo this past weekend between the European Union (EU) and United States over the
vexed question of brand rights versus geographical indication protection.
Deal over GI's and trademarks paves way for anti-counterfeiting treaty
Part 1, "Theorizing Shakespeare in the Eighteenth Century and Beyond" includes Michael Bristol, "'A System of Oeconomical Prudence': Shakespearean Character and the Practice of Moral Inquiry" (13-28); Jean Marsden, "Shakespeare and Sympathy" (29-42); Nicholas Hudson, "The '
Vexed Question': Shakespeare and the Nature of Middle-Class Appropriation" (43-56).
Peter Sabor and Paul Yachnin, eds.: Shakespeare and the Eighteenth Century
Mr Haley also mentioned admission prices without touching on the
vexed question of regular racegoers being forced to pay for something they do not want.
Taking issue over C4
The franchised business sector is worth pounds 0.6bn to the North-east and here, where the entrepreneurial spirit has been dulled by generations of cradle to the grave employment, it could provide an answer to the
vexed question of how to nurture risk-takers.
IN HEAVEN OR HELL? Franchising is not always a great union
The notable achievement of this volume is to offer both an important corrective to conventional readings of the Fathers on divine impassibility, and to make a substantial theological contribution to the
vexed question of divine (im)passibility in the Christian tradition.
The Suffering of the Impassible God: The Dialectics of Patristic Thought