Sentences with phrase «imbroglio as»

Samsung» official response to the latest legal imbroglio as spelt out by Director of Public Relations Kim Titus:

Not exact matches

However, as the 2015 political imbroglio increased drug price uncertainty, investors pulled money broadly out of health care.

Duncan suddenly made the TMX - LSE merger seem twice as critical as the Potash imbroglio — if judged solely on the number of times the word «strategic» is used.

But commentators such as Bruce Berman argue that unless and until we can quickly sort out the real issues in the IP imbroglio, almost everyone — even the patent trolls — will lose out.

The past 24 hours of news in President Donald Trump's various legal imbroglios — the replacement of outgoing lawyer Ty Cobb with Emmet T. Flood, who represented Bill Clinton during his impeachment as president, and the admission of Rudy Giuliani to Sean Hannity (subsequently confirmed by Trump on Twitter) that Trump did in fact reimburse Michael Cohen for a $ 130,000 payment made to porn actress Stormy Daniels on the eve of the 2016 election — are powerful reminders of something that can't be said often enough: Trump and his White House lie all the time, without apparent compunction.

As the Bill Morneau imbroglio starts to fade behind the outrage du jour, being the Paradise Papers, Andrew Coyne decided to take another crack at the issue, this time taking a swing at Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson and her handling — or mishandling — of the whole affair from the beginning.

The imbroglio reached its apex during the second Republican presidential debate, when Carly Fiorina decried the harvesting of a brain from an intact, extracted fetus whose heart had restarted — described on camera by a former tissue procurement technician — as an issue that defines «the character of our nation.»

After Neil lost his Commons seat to Martin Bell in 1997 following the cash - for - questions imbroglio involving Mohamed Al - Fayed, the Hamiltons reinvented themselves as media personalities.

An imbroglio over cash stipends for state senators with committee leadership positions veered into the legal weeds as attorneys for mainline Democrats and the Senate's top Republican offered differing opinions on the legality of the payments.

An imbroglio over cash stipends for state senators with committee leadership positions veered into the legal weeds Monday as attorneys for mainline Democrats and the Senate's top Republican offered differing opinions on the legality of the payments.

The factional chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Osun State, Dr. Bayo Faforiji, has attributed the current imbroglio rocking the party as a resort of the party's leadership failure.

The minister, it was learnt, proposed a diplomatic overtures by President Muhammadu Buhari to his Turkish counterpart, Tayyip Erdogan, as a way of resolving the imbroglio.

I like that it ends on a field of sand for its tactile contemporary link to our own imbroglio; and I like that at the end of it, there's a sense inescapable that if Harry should die fighting his shadow, it's because he didn't learn his lessons of control and tolerance well enough from the people he saw as enemy and the situations he perceived as perilous.

But they're allowed to wither as the film focuses its attention on three non-professional actors doing their best to transform ridiculous, sweet - sixteen romantic imbroglios into Chekhov and Shakespeare, with the combined might of what seems the entire pantheon of great modern British movie actors milling around behind them.

The most obvious is that the president of the College Board who so deftly managed the AP U.S. History imbroglio is David Coleman... the same guy who was point on the Common Core state standards (the management of which has not been nearly as deft).

2 Sept. 25, 2014)(unpublished) is a real imbroglio involving bankruptcy adversary and state court proceedings in which vexatious litigant orders and fee recovery orders were entered, eventually with an attorney for a vexatious litigant being added as a judgment debtor for purposes of certain vexatious litigant sanctions rulings.