Sheldon still held
the whip hand, and he intended to keep it.
Cavendish, however, was a lady who liked to make her own plans, and expected other people to fall in with them, and in this case she certainly had
the whip hand, namely: the purse strings.
They would certainly have
the whip hand over us then.
The Bucks held
the whip hand over a team that last season finished just outside of the play-offs in the league above, but were left to rue missed chances.
But with Napoli understood to also be interested in Tierney, the Hoops boss has made it clear it is his club who hold
the whip hand in negotiations.
ST MIRREN appear to have
the whip hand in the Premiership play-off final after a goalless first leg at Dundee United last night.
He won't like it, but it's a welcome reminder that he doesn't always have
the whip hand.
In a letter to Ofcom chief executive Sharon White, Labour peer Lord Adonis called on the media regulator to "instruct the BBC to cancel its proposed broadcast tomorrow of Enoch Powell's infamous 1968 speech predicting 'rivers of blood' and 'the black man having
the whip hand over the white man' because of immigration.
Fascinating Rock may just have
the Whip hand on Ranger at the Curragh
OPINION He painted a paranoid vision of a country where the "black man will have
the whip hand over the white man" and elderly white women are taunted by black children in the streets.
The Government is determined to give managers
the whip hand in disputes.
The second period was very much a repeat of the first with Merthyr holding
the whip hand, but Clevedon pulled a goal back on 61 minutes when a counterattack was finished off by Omari Sims.
Neither Manchester City nor Liverpool are able to make the same commitment but with Ajax prepared to blood him in the Eredivisie, they hold
the whip hand.
that money has not yet been paid over from the ACE to the city so the ACE has actually got
the whip hand over the City for that money."
As to the financing of the stadium, with Nama holding
the whip hand my instincts are that the die is cast in favour of an instant-profit housing development.
