Sentences with phrase «decisions over the airport»

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A conflicted decision over what to read at the airport led Chef Eric Ripert into his lifelong journey into Buddhism.

The email came after Kalanick failed to assuage public outrage over Uber's decision to turn off surge pricing at JFK International Airport at a time when taxis refused to stop there in solidarity with a protest against the order.

The people who are furious about the closure of the Edmonton City Centre Airport or annoyed about the funding of the Art Gallery of Alberta are unlikely to vote for the same candidate as the people angry over the Capital Power - Epcor decision.

«The FAA's decision that it had no discretion to exercise over whether the city could continue to occupy the premises and operate the airport was reasonable,» the judge declared.

Labour suggested the new guidelines were a result of concerns over the Twitter joke trial, in which a man was prosecuted or jokingly threatening to blow up an airport - a decision Starmer supported.

Today I can also faintly hear David Cameron getting a raspberry from the proverbial «senior Tory backbencher» over the need to admit he was wrong about yet another coalition policy decision: airports.

Following a series of Labor thought bubbles over the past twenty years relating to a second Sydney airport at Badgery's Creek which have all gone pop, Bill Shorten is fighting back against Tony's decision to actually do something about it by emitting a thought bubble of unprecedented dimensions.

After an Odyssey of nearly 10 years, the legal proceedings of Switzerland against German restrictions on flights to and from Zurich airport have come to an end: The CJEU, in its judgement delivered on 7 March 2013 (Case C ‑ 547 / 10 P), has rejected Switzerland's appeal against the judgment of the General Court of 9 September 2010 (Case T ‑ 319 / 05), by which the General Court had rejected Switzerland «s action for annulment against Commission Decision 2004 / 12 / EC of 5 December 2003 (OJ 2004 L 4, p. 13), thus allowing Germany to continue to apply unilateral restrictions on flights to and from Zurich airport over German territory.

CEO in legaltech may sound glamorous, but in reality it's just more stress, a pay cut, a chaotic mix of product, marketing, and sales, 6 am flights, bad airport food, and guilt over how your career decision is affecting your family.