Sentences with phrase «ago over a disagreement»
(We dropped Phillipe years ago over a disagreement as to how to pronounce his name.
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Disagreement among U.S. congressional Republicans is already swirling around a tax cut plan unveiled days ago by President Donald Trump, with disputes over proposals to repeal a deduction for state and local tax payments and repeal the tax on inheritances.
In addition to the thwarted attempt three years ago, the two companies were poised to combine in October, but the deal was called off after what analysts said was a disagreement over control of the combined company.
As reported by the Telegraph, a deal between the two clubs for Iheanacho, who scored four and assisted three in 20 league appearances last season, had been agreed almost four weeks ago, with the forward also agreeing terms with the midlands side, however the deal was held up due to a disagreement over image rights with the player's former agent.
Just five days ago the Daily Star reported that a deal for Aubameyang to move to Arsenal could be off due to a disagreement over the fee.
The facts of the case, Sir, as you are aware of are that exactly two years ago this month, Ghanaians woke up to news of the gruesome murder of Adams Mahama, the then Upper East regional chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) who was bathed in acid in a alleged reprisal attack over political disagreements.
Since becoming speaker 12 months ago, Heastie has had few public policy disagreements with Cuomo, save for the tug - of - war over education reform measures in last year's budget.
The disagreement boiled over among ago when the Oluwo accused the Ooni of asking his security personnel to disrespect him.
And take your damned bookstore with... 6 hours ago by Jay Ok, I'm furious about this: Amazon Pulls Macmillan Books Over E-Book Price Disagreement.
However, there is still disagreement over whether a warm period around 1000 years ago (the «Medieval Warm Period») was similar, warmer or cooler than the «Current Warm Period».