Sentences with phrase «by different parties»

When the branches of state government are controlled by different parties, the outcome falls somewhere between these two extremes.

I would recommend, as with any translated religious scripture, that you check out several versions translated by different parties and note the differences before you come to any conclusions.

Not only are they contested by different parties, they are home to different kinds of people and face a variety of different circumstances.

Very often hard copies of these delivered by different parties contain several of the same cases.

Due to the fact that various parts of a condo are owned or rented by different parties, the insurance responsibility is divided.

This approach seeks to ask the following question in relation to different opinion poll results — what do these poll figures mean in terms of the likely number of House of Commons seats that could be won by the different parties and groupings on those national support levels?

If they did, then when the Senate and presidency are held by different parties, the Vice-President would take control of the Senate from the President pro tempore.

The dissent argued that the text of § 315 (c) limits joinder to petition by different parties, because it only authorizes joinder to add a party.

«I don't agree, but Americans seem to feel the government works best when the White House and the Congress are run by different parties.

The market has become so prevalent that cybercriminals are actually fighting over the same set of victims, and affiliate models where second - hand code becomes utilised by a different party for the same purpose.

Ok, nothing to do with Australia, but for example in Hungary in 2011 they taxed 98 % on certain government gaven premiums and final honoraries retrospectively between 2002 - 2010 which era ruled by different party.

Audio wise the thumping club tracks are back, albeit this time composed by a different party.

But how much pollution they face, and where it comes from, are subjects steeped in acrimony; successive rounds of water testing by different parties have only made the matter murkier.

In addition, Nidec argued that joinder was not available because the PTAB may only join petitions filed by different parties, not serial petitions filed by the same petitioner.

Class actions in England, referred to in this jurisdiction as group litigation orders (GLOs) were brought into law following Lord Woolf's Access to Justice report, with the CPR establishing a relatively flexible framework for the management of cases involving multiple claims by different parties.

Often, the two are owned by different parties, which complicates the case.

In other cases, the barrister and arbitrator may be from the same chambers but appointed by different parties.

As such, DMV driving records are often ordered by different parties for various purposes.

While jailbreaking an iOS device to install software has been a continuously sought - after option, and one that's constantly revised by different parties as Apple fixes the exploits that allow it, there's always been a concomitant knowledge that jailbreaking renders an iPhone or iPad vulnerable.

This resulted in a variety of different interpretations by different parties to the loan transaction that threatened to jam up the system, particularly in the secondary market.

This seeks to ask the following question in relation to different opinion poll results — what do these poll figures mean in terms of the likely number of Dail seats that could be won by the different parties and groupings on those national support levels?

We understand they're held by different parties.

So Democratic intellectuals are finally getting around to giving the case against the «gridlock» caused by the two «political» branches of government being controlled by different parties.

Both women promise to work in a spirit of cooperation, a virtue vital where the legislature, town board or city council is controlled by a different party, also true in places like Riverhead and Glen Cove.

It finds that the following constituencies across London and the South East would have been won by different parties:

It was an out - of - state business being sued in both state and federal court (by different parties, on different contracts), which needed someone to direct the defensive litigation.