Sentences with phrase «tussle last»

While the two corporations had a slight tussle last year over the premium loot boxes in Star Wars: Battlefront 2 after parents put together a viral campaign on Facebook, it appears EA is now looking to build a new open - world Star Wars game.

The governor said he thinks the Legislature owes both him and New Yorkers an «apology», noting that the Senate Democrats insisted during a verbal tussle last night with the Republicans that he had failed to deliver bills for the extraordinary session.

The Geological Society of America, after some tussling last year, has updated its official statement on global climate change, strongly aligning with statements by the world's scientific academies, the American Geophysical Union, and a letter to Congress from 18 American scientific associations last year.

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In a move that mirrors Apple's legal tussle with the Federal Bureau of Investigation last year when it asked for help unlocking an iPhone that belonged to the San Bernardino shooter, Apple has been served yet again with a similar warrant, and it asks for the same thing: access to a shooter's iPhone.

West Virginia's closer - than - it - should - have - been win over Maryland last week and Baylor's closer - than - it - should - have - been tussle with Louisiana - Monroe leaves both of these Big 12 teams in need of rebounds in their conference opener.

Last weekend's loss to rival Lyon could be telling, as Marseille is now very much in a two - way tussle for that all important third spot in Ligue 1, which would earn the side Champions League football in 2018 - 19.

A candidate forum for a vacant southern Brooklyn Assembly seat turned into a bitter verbal tussle over abortion last night — not between the two women running to represent the district, but between one of them and a civic leader in the audience.

The Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Rotimi Akeredolu, on Friday suffered a setback over the tussle for the credibility of the process leading to his election last year.

Here's the best way to describe a complex tussle for control of the fledgling Women's Equality party created by Gov. Andrew Cuomo last year: Three groups want to control it, but a judge says none of them can.

During last night's GOP presidential debate, frontrunner Donald Trump's rivals united against his proposal to bar Muslims from entering the United States, and all nine candidates tussled over which of them would be toughest against terrorist threats.

Reacting to a question on last week's Court of Appeal judgment that favoured Sheriff in the leadership tussle, Fayose opined that truth would prevail at the end of the day.

The meeting is the first of its kind, in the wake of the Supreme Court judgement which put to rest the leadership tussle that threatened the unity of the party in the last 13 months.

She also has experience in beating de Blasio, if her high - profile tussle with City Hall over co-locations last year was any indication.

Unarguably, the first Igbo woman to be elected as Senator in 2003, and the first female senator to be re-elected, Emodi did not assume her mandate in the Senate until after a long legal tussle that lasted for over 20 months.

Busia County Commissioner Michael Tialal said the meeting whose specific date will be communicated later aims at finding a lasting solution over the tussle that has seen a number of Kenyan fishermen.

As he tussles with recalcitrant lawmakers and his Cabinet — all the while grieving for his late son Willie, grappling with wife Mary's mood swings and carrying the burden of prolonging the Civil War in order to gain lasting political change — the leader who emerges in «Lincoln» is far from a blemish - free paragon.

One of the most fascinating Hollywood tussles to be exposed by last year's Sony hack, it's a minor miracle the Aaron Sorkin - penned Steve Jobs biopic is even going to make it to the screen.

A mile of North Atlantic swills behind us, the same in front, and even though the Land Rover Defender 90 has tussled and bludgeoned its way across more than 216,000 miles during its 20 years, this might be its last few moments of life.

you want to get passed every now and again just so that you can come back and have a good old tussle with your rivals.i did enjoy this and you guys are right this is the best motorbike sim out there for consoles atm but still far from perfect on the graphics level which is a shame because backgrounds here are dull and seem like last century compare to other awarding winning sports titles like 2k NBA 11 or the brilliant EA Nhl ice hockey games.It is pure speed and control here though so you will be concentrating on the road more then the back drops.anyways im out of here but nice work blackbean hopefully step it up another notch in the graphics department next year yeh!

It's a role reversal from the tussle of PS3 and Xbox 360 last generation, and that gap has only widened for Sony over the last three and a half years.

We debated whether the Democratic platform tussle over a carbon price and natural gas policy between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, resolved a few days ago, was the last gasp of climate change as a big issue in the presidential campaign.

The tussle over prices in a decentralized electricity market continued last week, as David Roberts deconstructed the arcane world of demand response, in which utilities pay customers to cut their power use during times of peak demand.

As Alex Novarese of Legal Week is right to point out, overall revenue in the UK legal market last year fell for the first time in living memory, but even if the overall size of the legal market in the UK remains static or falls (a tussle between the opposing forces of economic growth increasing demand on the one hand and business pressures to reduce fees and outsource on the other), market dynamics dictate that the revenue will be clustered differently, with the moderate - high fees currently enjoyed by the mid-tier for mid-market work under the most severe attack, the beneficiaries being niche firms and LPO providers.

The continuing tussle between litigators and judges over the control of proceedings has already created enough drama to last many lawyers a lifetime.