Sentences with phrase «fight over the joint»
There were a lot of board comments in the fight over the Joint Schools Construction Board.
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And because parental attention is something kids may fight over, joint activities are a way to see that everyone gets attention.
In a joint appearance Friday in Melville at the Long Island Association, the region's largest business group, King and Suozzi said while the fight is not over, the outlook is grim.
Buffalo's Joint Schools Construction Board is involved in an escalating fight over how much profit LP Ciminelli made in managing the 11 - year old project.
That the national fight over Medicaid has suddenly focused on New York is not entirely surprising: The state has long had one of the nation's most expensive Medicaid programs, with a generous and expansive definition of who qualifies for the joint state - federal program.
Sharing Finances (22:38)(Originally aired February 27, 2014) Following disputes over who should pay for dinner, Claire and Doug open a joint checking account and continue to fight over finances.
With a fight over school funding looming, Richmond City Council and School Board hold their third joint meeting
The interview scored by Endgadget with the Fusion Garage chief Chandrasekhar Rathakrishnan provided tablet fans with some more information on the highly disputed and fought over tablet, which started as a joint effort between the Singaporean company and the TechCrunch team.
Public Act 100 - 0422, effective Jan. 1, 2018, amends the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act to empower courts to create joint responsibility agreements (similar to shared custody) in cases where a couple is fighting over custody of an animal.
Most custody fights are fought over physical custody since there is usually a strong presumption of joint legal custody.
Police state that a second fight occurred at the burger joint and that Knight got into his truck, put his vehicle in reverse, and ran over a man twice before he fled the scene.
Ironically, over just a short period of years, «joint custody» then became just another adversarial, fighting term, as fathers increasingly wanted it, and mothers increasingly did not.