Sentences with phrase «squabbles at»

No internal squabbles at Bolin's company, either.

No squabbles at the litter box or the scratch pad.

Advantages include having lower monthly payments, having to put down less money for a down payment, you can «afford» a «better» car, your repair costs are lower since you are leasing a new car under warranty, you get to trade it in for something new every two or three years, you don't have any trade in squabbles at the end of the lease and you pay sales tax only on the part of the vehicle you finance.

Meanwhile, the crises sets off a series of domestic squabbles at home, between the parents, the daughter and the third son, and the neighbor girl he wants to marry.

«Squabbles at work may be result of office design.»

To avoid squabbles at supper, try not to talk about food at the table.

(Sherald says she and Hartigan squabbled at times, but a MICA program director later told her that Hartigan once said that Sherald reminded her of herself.)

As leaders of the industrialized world continue to squabble at home over how to address the threat of climate change — and even as they battle internal factions who don't believe the science of climate change — one group of leaders has come out in favor of swift, comprehensive action to prevent global catastrophe.

Not exact matches

But the report suggests that Canada needs to work harder at attracting and welcoming international students, particularly in light of recent political squabbles over immigration:

National Public Radio had a succinct look at last weeks» squabble over health care between Democratic frontrunner Sen. Hillary Clinton and her closest rival, Senator Barack Obama.

437 comments on an article concerning the foundational civil liberty to express one's worldview in a public and publicly financed (at least partially) forum and everyone's squabbling over religious tastes - those CNN editors are quite shrewd.

I suppose at first our squabbles grew out of a genuine desire to bring the other closer to Christ through theology.

This means that if the disciples of Jesus squabble over doctrine, over decisions, over property, over power, then people everywhere — looking at them — will shake their heads and say, «They must not be real disciples.»

My parents never squabbled like that at all.

ONE The squabble with fans over the last season, when we did not buy an outfield player until January, which left us short at the start of the season, i think it had a telling effect on Wenger when the fans began protesting he seemed quite flustered, although i never agreed with some of the behaviours, i do not think he would not want another episode.

Expecting repeat performances from so many kids is risky, though, especially since at week's end Allison, McLaren and winger Anson Carter had each missed all or most of camp because of contract squabbles.

And with his former sidekick now in France squabbling over free kicks, the conditions are at least in place for the hyper - usage to continue.

Ocon finished P8 and Perez in P9 to complete another double - points haul for Force India, but it was once a case of what could have been as the pair lost valuable time squabbling with each other when team orders may have helped maximise their performance at Silverstone.

My two oldest started with the sibling squabbles and as they raced each other down the stairs to tattle my 5 yo son screamed at his 3 yo sister, «If you don't stop I'm gonna kick you in the VULVA!»

If your children frequently squabble over the same things (such as video games or dibs on the TV remote), post a schedule showing which child «owns» that item at what times during the week.

By keeping some guidelines in mind, you can help ensure that squabbles, scuffles over toys, and tears at pickup time don't mar your child's (or her guests») playdate fun.

The unusual display of affections seemed to indicate at least a public posture of conciliation among agency officials who in the last several months have been beset by internal squabbling and disagreement over a long list of park plans.

The Naperville City Council and the Naperville Park District agreed Monday to rethink a lease agreement that was at the root of a squabble earlier this year over whether a skating park could be built on city land.

In fact, they are very useful at home too since you can store them easily (because of their small size when packed) and transfer them to different part of the home without too much squabble.

This book looks at reasons why brothers and sisters squabble.

Not only is that a sure way to drive yourself crazy, it's bound to set the stage for food squabbles in the high chair and, later, at the table.

In his best - selling book The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, John M. Gottman, Ph.D., describes «marital masters» as «folks who are so good at handling conflict that they make marital squabbles look like fun.»

Cuomo has acknowledged vetoing LATFOR's plan would likely cause «chaos,» and would send the whole mess to the courts, which 1) robs him of any control over the situation, and 2) gives the Legislature a good shot at getting what it wants, since judges traditionally shy away from getting deeply involved in political squabbles between the other two branches of government.

They don't squabble, at least not in public.

Now, the two leaders regularly snipe at one another through pointed statements to the press and behind - the - scenes squabbling.

This GOP infighting comes a day after news broke about an internal squabble between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and four of the state's top labor leaders, who were bounced from the DNC convention at - large delegate list and told to they could only be reinstated if they personally called the governor to request that be done.

Parliamentary squabbling is important, because it's at from this level that the drive towards the early collapse of the coalition will emerge.

This internal squabble puts Cox at odds with a number of his top party deputies, including First Vice Chair Vincent Reda and four regional vice chairs: Jay Savino (Bronx), John Jay Lavalle (Suffolk, Doug Colety (Westchester), Ed Morgan (Orleans).

In part, we're looking at a squabble among a relatively small group of partisan activists, but it's really a reflection of something much larger and more consequential.

«Taking Haggerty is aimed at Bloomberg because of (former Manhattan DA Robert) Morgenthau and Vance's hatred for Bloomberg and vice versa after that stupid squabble about (Morgenthau) hording money that wasn't really his,» the source said.

By Joe Mahoney, CNHI News Service ALBANY — New York voters have anemic attendance at the ballot box, and advocates for measures designed to boost turnout say squabbling lawmakers are partly to blame.

Politicians from all parties still squabble and shout at each other across the floor in the House of Commons, they still publicly bash each other's ideas without putting forward real alternatives and, even as we slide into the double dip of recession, the parties can't stop themselves from hurling scripted insults and blaming current problems on past policies.

The new legislative session kicked off at the State Capitol at noon, still harboring the aftereffects of a holiday squabble between the Legislature and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.

While acknowledging past squabbles behind closed doors, Mondello and D'Amato told attendees at the fundraiser last month that the party always should present a united front in public.

Both Cuomo and de Blasio released conflicting information at separate news conferences on Monday, a development that only added to the speculation that both men continue their behind - the - scenes political squabble that spilled out into public view this week.

Brian Paddick, the Liberal Democrats» candidate for London mayor, hit out at the «petty squabbling» between the two frontrunners, singling out their debates over the Routemaster bus.

Despite the various internecine squabbles over who will be at the top of Republican ticket this year, conservative activists in New York remain united in their opposition to the SAFE Act, a gun control measure championed by Cuomo last year.

Also speaking at the climax of the squabble, deputy senate president, Ike Ekweremadu, called for the reduction of the budget by 30 percent.

«This is Labour at its best, out of office, and squabbling like cats in a sack,» writes political analyst Peter McHugh for Channel 4 News.

At best — and assuming it holds up — the deal settles only the latest turf squabble between feuding politicians: With a $ 10 billion hole to fill in the MTA's $ 26 billion five - year capital plan, Governor Andrew Cuomo committed that the state will contribute $ 8.3 billion while Mayor Bill de Blasio agreed to chip in $ 2.5 billion from city coffers.

The legislators said that they were forced to move to a more stable political group because the factional squabbles, both at the national and state levels, had torn the PDP into shreds.

UPDATE: The NY Daily News editorialized («Keith Wright and Adriano Espaillat play race card in district squabble «-RRB- against the racially divisive remarks at that House of Justice rally on Saturday.

Passage of the bill seemed unlikely recently as a political squabble and disagreement over the extent of the legislation threatened to derail attempts at reforming the nonprofit.

They were fed at the same time every day, leading to squabbles over the food.

A sense of disgust and anger at cheaters would have helped them avoid falling into squabbling.