Sentences with phrase «of acrimony over»

Provided it is signed into law, it will draw a line under six months of acrimony over what other member states saw as heavy - handed negotiating tactics from Germany.

The Federal government has had an unprecedented level of acrimony over the budget, and runs most of the year on interim bills paying only essential services.

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Not all powerful business families implode: When Paul Desmarais died last year, his sons, Paul Jr. and André, succeeded in dividing responsibilities over the vast financial services firm with little evidence of acrimony.

In 2007, The Laljis» company, Larco Group, struck a $ 1.7 - billion deal with the federal government to buy and then lease back seven Ottawa office buildings; the CBC reported in 2015 that the arrangement has been plagued by years of disputes between the two parties, including acrimony over repairs, contract tendering and even parking fees.

Voters in a southeast Texas county elected a black, Democratic woman as sheriff while choosing Republican Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton, an unusual result in a year of partisan acrimony.

More than anything else, the level of acrimony that has arisen among people of differing political viewpoints over the past year is astonishing and depressing.

Husain who expressed displeasure over what he described as «politics of acrimony» said he was disappointed that some loyalists of the opposition parties had chosen violence as means to scuttle the election process.

The mayor's subway press conference with reporters injected yet another round of acrimony in the increasingly bitter back - and - forth between City Hall and Albany over responsibility for the trains.

«This perception is creating much of the current acrimony over the recent police killings of New York citizens,» Richard Condon, then the state's executive director of Criminal Justice Services, wrote.

I'm not saying that a broken family can ever be mended, or even that it should be, but sometimes you have to slap the duct - tape of maturity over the chasm of acrimony and create a bridge of pragmatism for the universal better good.

But in its swirl of jargon and personal acrimony — a parent at a meeting once asked Ms. Anderson, the white mother of a biracial child, why she did not want the same for Newark's «brown babies» as she did for her own — the fight over her tenure is emblematic of the bitter national debate about how to educate American students for a more competitive world.

Details must be worked out and consulting teachers and principals fully trained.Last year, an effort to rewrite the Stull Act ended in acrimony over the issue of whether the criteria and standards behind a district's evaluation should be subject to collective bargaining.

There were attempts to add the extension, but the acrimony of HTML 5 around it spilled over into EPUB 3 discussions, so it's fair to say it will probably never be supported.

To end the acrimony between the two regulators, the government issued an ULIP Ordinance on June 18 as capital markets regulator SEBI and insurance watchdog IRDA could not resolve their dispute over which of them was empowered to regulate such products.

Despite a slew of unambiguously negative news, from China shutting down bitcoin exchanges to a looming fork in the cryptocurrency's code that threatens chaos and acrimony in the community, here we are again with a new all - time high of over $ 5,200 set today and quite possibly more ahead.

The need to maintain the image of «zero engagement into acrimony» in itself sets double bind type of problem for a parent who really actually believes and knows and has evidence and is truly concerned over the existence of a pathology in the other parent.