Sentences with phrase «then against the county»

His mother began to fight for her son, first against a local public school system that takes a cookie - cutter approach to children, then against the county and state.

Not exact matches

For starters, all 67 of Alabama's counties voted more Democratic than they had in the 2016 presidential election pitting then - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump against Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

It was followed up by a Lancashire County Cup success, winning a replay 3 - 0 against Manchester United in the final, and then a young Burnley team travelled to the North East and won a youth tournament against Sheffield United, Sunderland, West Ham, Standard Liege, Offenbach Kickers and Dunkirk.

Irwin again never missed a single game during the league and cup double winning campaign of 1993 - 94, was a corner stone of the side that repeated the double in 1995 - 96 then captained the side for the final home game of 2000 - 01 against Derby County — allowing him to hoist the Premier League trophy for his seventh title in his 10th year of service.

During the 2006 gubernatorial campaign, then - AG Eliot Spitzer surprised some members of his own staff by coming out against the legalization of medical marijuana during a pre-primary debate with fellow Democrat and then - Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi.

Asked if they thought Cox has done a good job leading the party since winning a battle for the post against then - Niagara County GOP Chairman Henry Wojtaszek last fall, the candidates responded thusly:

-- Then - state Sen. George Latimer knocked out two - term Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, and his victory prompted Astorino to call off any rematch against Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2018.

Cox, who won a battle for the state chairmanship against then - Niagara County GOP Chairman Henry Wojtaszek in large part due to his claim of fundraising prowess, has only managed to bring in a combined total of about $ 1.5 million to the party's three committees over the last six months and has a mere $ 657,814 on hand.

He was also instrumental in helping Cox defeat then - Niagara County GOP Chairman Henry Wojtaszek in the battle for the state chairmanship at a time when most of the GOP old guard — including former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former Gov. George Pataki — had lined up against Cox.

Spano, a Westchester Republican, won a very close election (by 18 votes) against then - County Legislator Andrea Stewart - Cousins in 2004, thanks largely to his cross-endorsement by the WFP.

Basile was also instrumental in helping Cox defeat then - Niagara County GOP Chairman Henry Wojtaszek in the battle for the state chairmanship at a time when most of the GOP old guard — including former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former Gov. George Pataki — had lined up against Cox.

At the center of the intrigue was a the bitter slugfest between Lazio, an ex-congressman best known for his bumbling Senate run a decade ago against then - First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Levy, the Suffolk County executive.

As vice president of the Orange County Association of Towns, Villages and Cities, Neuhaus got almost every municipality to pass a resolution against the tax and then support Nassau County's attempts to overturn it in court.

Former NYC Council Minority Leader Tom Ognibene, who was also briefly the 2010 running mate for gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino (until he lost the GOP primary to former Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards), circulated petitions to run against Democratic Sen. Joe Addabbo, but then declined the nomination.

She added she voted against the energy surcharge itself and then backed an effort to repeal it once $ 5 million in state aid came through for the county.

Cuomo then raised the issue of a federal lawsuit against Westchester County for fair - housing violations affecting minorities.

«The longer things lay out there and people don't close ranks — just ask Mitt Romney about this — and when you're going through a primary where the appeal is to the hard right to win, there's the potential for more mischief,» said Rick Lazio, a former Republican congressman and U.S. Senate nominee who struggled through a 2010 gubernatorial bid against challenges by then - Democratic Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy (who he beat) and Paladino (who he did not).

(Recall that the paper endorsed then - Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi against then - AG Eliot Spitzer in the 2006 Democratic gubernatorial primary).

If she gets more than 25 percent in the Sept. 9 primary, some argue, then Mr. Cuomo might need to worry about liberal angst heading into a general election against the Republican candidate, Rob Astorino, the Westchester County executive.

The Onondaga County Republican Committee endorsed then - Legislator Dale Sweetland to run against Democratic Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli.

The felony charges against him are the result of an ongoing federal investigation into whether Nassau public officials have taken money from county contractors and if those parties then tried to conceal their actions.

Vying for the GOP nomination are, former Long Island U.S. Rick Lazio, the front - runner who ran unsuccessfully against then - First Lady Hillary Clinton for the Senate in 2000, Democrat - turned - Republican Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy, who is backed by state GOP boss Edward Cox, and Buffalo developer Carl Paladino, who has pledged to spend $ 10 million and is strongly identified with the conservative Tea Party movement.

Leonardo DiCaprio plays famous fur trapper Hugh Glass, who survived a bear attack and then dragged himself 200 miles across the county in a quest for vengeance against the comrades (Tom Hardy, Will Poulter, and Domhnall Gleeson) who abandoned him.

The Florida lawmaker who led his state's House education committee has resigned his legislative seat in the wake of allegations that he used a racial slur to describe Miami - Dade County's black school superintendent and then threatened a fellow lawmaker who filed a complaint against him.

Then - U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy would dispatch officials from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to the County in order to assess how the federal government could help.21 In a summer of student protests against the continued closures, black and white leaders in the County finally landed on a plan to temporarily operate free private schools for black students.

This is then recorded in county records offices and becomes a public record as there is a legal claim or hold against your property.

VACCINATIONS ARE REQUIRED: N.C.G.S. 130 A — 185 AND BRUNSWICK COUNTY ORDINANCE ARTICLE II SECTION 2A STATES: The owner of every dog and cat shall have the animal vaccinated against rabies at four (4) months of age, again at sixteen (16) months of age and then every three (3) years by a licensed veterinarian.

Client then won a county bar fee arbitration and a later superior court bench trial against attorney, where attorney got no relief (and in fact an indication that client overpaid after prior judgment enforcement although client never cross-complained).

The CJC says there is growing concern about the way such injunctions are being sought and / or used; the powers afforded to the courts (principally the county court, although the youth court can grant civil injunctions against juveniles); the limited powers available to the county court on breach; whether third parties should be involved in the process, and whether breaches of these orders are then a shortcut to mandatory possession orders.

As the father of four boys who spends more time on youth baseball fields then any other adult in the United States, I was a bit dismayed to read about a 17 - year - old pitcher in Prince George's County, Md. who fractured his right arm while throwing a pitch in a baseball game — and then somehow obtained a $ 52,703 jury verdict against the tournament organizer for building a mound that was «too big and too deep.»

In the event of the latter (like ruling against a citizen simply because of race, thereby violating the Civil Rights Act), the recourse is to appeal to a higher - level executive to levy a charge (a city judge must be charged by a county commissioner, for example, and then appear in that court since they couldn't rule over their own case, obviously).

Belatedly following up on the Mar. 7 report about the $ 31 million verdict against Ford Motor in Zavala County, Tex., on attorney Mikal Watts's theory (as we put it then) «that the [ejection] injuries were Ford's fault because it should have used laminated instead of conventional glass in the side windows as a sort of substitute restraint system,» law student Shane Murphy (George Mason U.) had the following comment:

The family then brought a personal injury lawsuit against the trucking company in another county.

After law school, Mirriam worked for the District Attorney in Albany County, then defended the State of New York against federal lawsuits for the Attorney General's office under Elliot Spitzer.