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Their international presence and the increasing stridency of US regulators are bound to exacerbate this.

And it did nothing to blunt remarks from Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, who from the Senate floor Monday called Ratcliffe "a three-term tea party congressman who, when he goes on television, appeals to the president's sense of stridency and partisanship.

But what happens is that through intimidation, aggression, and stridency, these groups achieve far more prominence than is actually representative of their base." added Sahni.

Modi said that notwithstanding the stridency displayed by an opponent, there should not be any quarrel.

Change comes fast in this society, and stridency in policymaking should include engagement and flexibility to dance with the fast-occurring changes.

The knowledge of this is perhaps behind the stridency with which they are trying to pin Badeh's death on others when the pointers are all in their direction, assuming those that have confessed to the killing are not the actual suspects.

The two-time Oscar winner says he's "very suspicious of a movement that gets glommed onto in great stridency and rage and without nuance."

No matter, everyone worked to bring the ballet to marvellous life and there was that throbbing, glorious score by Prokofiev, played with a great deal of stridency from the trumpet section of the orchestra.

decade in which Scotland would be supporters must understand, as the First Minister does, that paranoia, slogans and stridency will not do the trick.

However, one dancemaker whose stridency, rhythmic daring and sheer inventiveness could possibly match Stravinsky's is Wayne McGregor.

The surprise outcome of the election has intensified the clash between the PML-N and the security establishment that has been blamed for producing a "favorable result." Unsurprisingly there has been a marked stridency in the tenor of the members of the ruling coalition with their no-holds-barred attacks on the military and the intelligence agencies.