Sentences with phrase «parties argue over»

This addresses a concern sometimes expressed about the production of documents in arbitration where the parties argue over the scope of documents to be produced and it is possible for a party to ask for defined categories that it knows will exclude damaging documents.

Not exact matches

More recently, some have argued that redistricting has created politically lopsided seats that strongly favor one party over another.

The Republican Party's fast journey from debating how to combat human - caused climate change to arguing that it does not exist is a story of big political money, Democratic hubris in the Obama years and a partisan chasm that grew over nine years like a crack in the Antarctic shelf, favouring extreme positions and uncompromising rhetoric over co-operation and conciliation.

On March 16, Uber countered that it should be not party to the lawsuit and instead argued that it would request that Waymo seek binding arbitration with Levandowski over the matter since those were conditions of his employment contract with Google at the time.

Spotify Technology (NYSE: SPOT) has been arguing for years that Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) undermines competition with its App Store, and the 30 % cut that third - party developers must fork over to sell through the platform makes it hard for rivals to compete on a level playing field.

As political parties wrangle over immigration, Steve Bell of Interserve argues Christians should embrace its evangelistic opportunities

Dollar's daughter said she argued with her father over attending a party, investigator Brent Rowan of the Fayette County Sheriff's Office told CNN on Friday.

Mr Franich argued the assignment of the lease to a third party would result in Woolworths losing control over any future tenants for the remaining term of the lease, which is almost 77 years.

Also, one could argue that Duverger's Law also applies on the parliament level in such countries, because usually every minor party feels more aligned with one of the two major parties and will support them over the other.

Both NAFTA and the TPP have been major talking points this presidential cycle, with both major party candidates agreeing changes need to be made while arguing over who is responsible for the current situation.

In this article, Kai Oppermann and Paul Taggart argue that Cameron's pledge originated in three interrelated developments: the policy of previous Labour governments; rifts within the Conservative party over Europe; and the rise of UKIP.

Those campaigns, parties and PACs that do so, I argued, have a powerful new advantage over traditional organizations: limitless real relationships with millions of people as opposed to limited real relationships with a small number of people.

So the pluralist challenge for Caroline Lucas is whether she is going to strongly back the Yes campaign, which is seen as positive by most - longstanding pro-PR voices across various campaigns or parties, or continue to argue after the next few weeks over the Bill that there is nothing much at stake, so that through to next May her primary point is that it doesn't really matter if its not PR.

During a CNN interview, former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein defended her refusal to fully cooperate with the U.S. Senate's investigation of Russian meddling, arguing that her decision not to turn over some campaign communications pertaining to Russia is a matter of «principle.»

Following former leader Johann Lamont's complaint that Scottish Labour was treated as a «branch office» by the UK party, Murphy vowed to make Scottish Labour «more Scottish», argued with the UK party over policy, and went as far to say he «isn't a unionist» two weeks ago.

Indeed, Labour and the SNP joined forces in arguing that Mrs May is prioritising party political interests over those of the country with this election call.

Nader's lawsuit against the Federal Election Commission, over the FEC's refusal to even ask various state Democratic Parties and various law firms to respond to his complaint will be argued on January 14, 2013, in the U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit.

Arguing that the «uncertainty» over the Lib Dem position must be resolved, Mr Harper appealed to the party's leadership to meet with the Greens tomorrow to discuss a possible deal between the SNP, Greens and Lib Dems.

Mr. Kelly argued that a key rationale behind his candidacy is that Mr. Schneiderman's relationship with the rest of the Legislature has been strained by his repeated changes of party affiliation over the years.

The Prime Minister argued that he is «the only party leader who is prepared to say to the people of England, «you should have... the same rights over legislation that are being given to Scotland and Wales»»; and it is true that this commitment was set out in the Party's 2010 manifesto, which promised to introduce «new rules so that legislation referring specifically to England, or to England and Wales» so that it «can not be enacted without the consent of MPs representing constituencies of those countries.&rparty leader who is prepared to say to the people of England, «you should have... the same rights over legislation that are being given to Scotland and Wales»»; and it is true that this commitment was set out in the Party's 2010 manifesto, which promised to introduce «new rules so that legislation referring specifically to England, or to England and Wales» so that it «can not be enacted without the consent of MPs representing constituencies of those countries.&rParty's 2010 manifesto, which promised to introduce «new rules so that legislation referring specifically to England, or to England and Wales» so that it «can not be enacted without the consent of MPs representing constituencies of those countries.»

Cooper will argue that it is unprecedented for a government to abuse its small majority in the Commons to try to cripple an opposition party through partisan measures to cut its funding, while doing nothing to provide transparency over corporate donations to the Tories.

The party has been united over the past 18 months in arguing that the Tories» austerity plan is economically dangerous.

Miliband argues the party has been united over «arguing that the Tories» austerity plan is economically dangerous», so it would be interesting to know how far he feels a softer austerity should go under Labour.

Faulkner argued he could help the long disempowered New York Republican Party recapture Gracie Mansion by winning over African - American and Latino voters.

Haggerty's attorneys are arguing the donation to the Independence Party was a gift and Bloomberg had no control over how the money was to be spent.

Gingrich had argued that the «era of Reagan is over,» and that Republicans needed more than simply being the «party of no.»

While political reporters and party strategists argue over whether there is an electoral wave ahead, district - level data demonstrates a difficult landscape for Democratic candidates in House races.

He was out of order in arguing the case in 2013 on the basis of preventing a democratically elected future mayor from having a say over rail travel simply because he was from a different party.

And Brooklyn's Democratic County Committee had a heated meeting last night, with reformers affiliated with the New Kings Democrats club and the party establishment arguing over rule changes.

In a recent article for Jacobin, Green Party Lieutenant Governor candidate Brian Jones argues that the party made substantial progress because the party's improved showing this year allows the party to move over two positions on the ballot line from Row «F» to Row «D&raParty Lieutenant Governor candidate Brian Jones argues that the party made substantial progress because the party's improved showing this year allows the party to move over two positions on the ballot line from Row «F» to Row «D&raparty made substantial progress because the party's improved showing this year allows the party to move over two positions on the ballot line from Row «F» to Row «D&raparty's improved showing this year allows the party to move over two positions on the ballot line from Row «F» to Row «D&raparty to move over two positions on the ballot line from Row «F» to Row «D».

Opposition leader Ed Miliband claimed the prime minister had lost control of his party as they argued over Labour and Conservatives policies about the European Union (EU).

Ed Miliband claimed the prime minister had lost control of his party as they argued over Labour and Tory policies about the European Union (EU).

Those pushing this idea argue that it is about the only panacea left for PDP to regain control of Anambra State as resort to the old ways of doing things, will still leave the party in the hands of the godfathers who will engage in another round of bickering till the election is over.

Cruz argued he was the only true conservative in the race, building on his reputation in the Senate where he clashed both with Democrats and members of his own party over his ideological stubbornness.

However, Starmer's decision to hail the early vote as a victory could mean shadow cabinet ministers who are conflicted over Brexit, such as Clive Lewis and Diane Abbott, may feel more comfortable with voting in favour of the bill on Wednesday, as they will be able to argue that the party helped shape the process.

Progress was stalled during 2004 and early 2005 as the partners argued over where to build the reactor, but in June 2005, the parties agreed on Cadarache, France, 60 kilometers from Marseilles (ScienceNOW, 28 June 2005).

Over the past year, a number of prominent Republican voices have argued their party must rethink its long - standing opposition to measures designed to address climate change.

The two opposing parliamentary parties bickered over the political importance of the name Boaty McBoatface, arguing whether or not it would encourage the public to trust politicians.

I could argue the PARTY isn't over just yet.

On one side of the debate over whether to sign the Accord or not is Tony Stark (Iron Man), who after a particularly emotional conversation, argues that having a third - party voice give their take on a dangerous situation could be beneficial.

The discussion about «imprimatur» generates a heated debate between Ed Wolfe, Paul Draker, Rob Cornell, arguing over why self - publishers will need extra verification from external parties based on # 6 prediction when they only have to «trust our readers.»

[37] Arguing over the ambiguous nature of the dreamed Focus, the party finds Serah in her crystallized form; Snow remains with her as the others leave.

Arguing over how to defuse what ostensibly was a bomb about to blow up the entire party, Roiland, voicing the foul - mouthed mad scientist Rick, called everyone in the crowd «shitheads who are worshiping a giant mouse.»

For starters, we have donated 500 copies of both The Jackbox Party Pack and The Jackbox Party Pack 2 to be delivered to military bases, hospitals, rec centers, and wherever else the men and women who serve our country like to gather, draw pictures of a «koala writing a novel,» argue over whether cheese rolling is a sport, and play fart sounds.

I've been planning for a while to write a post arguing that the one thing Julia Gillard can do to (at least, potentially) salvage her place in the history books is to secure passage of the carbon price package (and preferably the other outstanding items left over from the Rudd era, such as the mining tax legislation and health reform), then step aside, and let the Labor party choose a new leader.

For starters we don't do the following: — argue over terms and names (this applies to all parties, not just one side)-- take useless stands on issues such as Keystone — pedal scare stories, particularly the kind that have zero support from the data (i.e. extreme weather).

There's been arguing, disagreement, and party infighting over how to move the bill forward, and next to nothing has been finalized.

Governments are starting to take notice, here in the UK AGW is being argued over both the two main political parties as to who is the greener and i know that individual US states and the democrats especially if they win power might also take a look at the US situation and do something there.

The Russian defendant objected and argued that the SCC lacked jurisdiction over the dispute, that the Russian party had not been duly notified of the arbitration, and that enforcement of the award would constitute a violation of Russian public policy.

So in cases when the EU might have become bound by an international agreement to which all Member States are parties but not the EU, the ECJ argues that this can only happen if the fields covered by the agreement have been taken over by the EU in their «entirety».