Sentences with phrase «tussles over»

Political tussles over the climate «hockey stick.»

Forget for a moment the political tussles over how much CO2 can and should be cut — what's China's actual ability to reduce emissions?

In the long run, it's entirely possible that if and when my sons have children, they'll grow up with an entirely new sense of the word Arctic, less attuned to the fatal 19th - century misadventures of the «man who ate his boots,» England's Sir John Franklin, * and more to the growing geopolitical tussles over the world's newest fully functioning sea.

How do you handle the idea of diving into science at the heart of heated, and relentless, tussles over global and national energy and climate policy?

That's why one of the more important developments at Rio +20, the United Nations sustainable development conference in Rio de Janeiro has nothing to do with the tussles over the language in the conference declaration; it came in a side event.

Though this push for reform of public schools dates back several decades, it has steadily moved from the margins of the political debate to occupy center stage in the tussles over domestic policy.

The New York Times reported earlier this year on efforts to mend some of the fences broken during tussles over questions of teacher compensation, but wide gaps still exist between the two positions.

The use of pearls or tussles over the edges of the tulip curls of these pants give a tempting outlook.

Prepare for tussles over this jar of creamy goodness that is coming to you straight from Paris.

Michael McKee, of Tenants PAC, describes the Assembly as having been generally more supportive of his causes than either the Cuomo or the Senate, though he disagrees with claims that landlords weren't the winners in this year's tussles over housing issues, saying, «tenants got screwed again.»

There being no dominant political story today - as Audit Commission bosses reel from being sacked by Eric Pickles, and the Treasury limbers up for its next tussles over Trident and welfare - it's time to turn to the Guardian.

Let's hope tussles over who should be in the driving seat remained on the golf course.

Having enough of the right toys not only encourages your child's development through creative, imaginative play, but may also help prevent kids from getting into tussles over who gets to play with what and when.

Tussles over a toy happen often when two preschoolers are at play.

The bitterness between various members of the Latner family is one that's been well documented, with adult family members filing lawsuits against each other in the same way teenagers might tussle over the TV remote.

The tussling over the arena, during which Katz made veiled threats about moving the Oilers from Edmonton three different times, has damaged his reputation with fans.

As lawmakers around the world tussle over how to define and regulate cryptocurrency, the Swiss have little time to waste building a blockchain ecosystem.

By way of examples he pointed to the tussle over Equity Trustees, the three - way bidding war for Warrnambool Cheese and Butter and Fairfax Media's sale process for Stayz.com.

So the news reported by the Barcelona based Spanish paper Sport that Chelsea and Arsenal could be set for a transfer tussle over the Barca and Turkey international star Arda Turan could spell big trouble for Arsene Wenger and his summer plans.

On first view, it looks like he and Denzel Ward briefly tussle over the ball, and then Ward gets the INT in the end zone.

Real Madrid and Liverpool were believed to be tussling over persuading Odegaard of the merits of joining them, whilst Celtic have also been involved due to manager Ronny Deila previously having worked with Odegaard at Stromsgodset, but it would appear that Ajax are going to win the race.

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It seems almost certain that one of these men will claim that record this year, and the two will tussle over it for years to come.

That's when his 16 - year - old son would no longer be a minor and thus no longer a legal issue to tussle over with his former wife.

It can be tempting to step in on a playdate when they're tussling over a toy and insist they share, but they won't understand yet.

If you see that your child is getting frustrated or angry — perhaps in the middle of a tussle over a toy — step in and redirect her attention to something else.

The requests for water, an opportunity to toilet, and the tussle over getting in and out of bed will begin.

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.

Tenant advocates derided him as «Governor Glenwood» in 2015 when he stayed on the sidelines during a legislative tussle over rent laws.

The coalition tussle over mandatory sentences for knife crime held the hallmark of parties upping the ante, in their pursuit of a captive audience.

As Congressional lawmakers tussle over national immigration reform, the de Blasio administration is taking steps to provide legal rights for New York City's large population of undocumented immigrants.

-- We've already told you about the Tuesday night tussle over the HOPE scholarship.

Addressing State House correspondents later, Ajimobi said there was no tussle over Olubadan's stool, noting that every household in Ibadan could produce an Olubadan.

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.

After a tussle over the Independence line, the nod went to Murphy — a potentially key win for the incumbent in an anti-incumbent year.

Stringer and de Blasio have previously tussled over homelessness contracts, some of which the comptroller would not approve because he felt they were incomplete.

At the heart of the turf war is a tussle over the control of campaign cash as allegations of corruption and undermining continue to fly in the party.

He was successfully treated, but not before Mr. de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo tussled over a quarantine policy for people returning from Africa.

A Deputy Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has indicated that the University of Ghana and the Ministry of Health have ended the tussle over the management of the $ 217 million University of Ghana Medical Centre.

In explaining the judgment of the seven - member panel of Justices of the Supreme Court, the presiding Justice, Sophia Adinyira, said their decision was to enable the EC give hearing to all parties involved in the legal tussle over the qualification, due to the limited time left for the election to be held.

Elumaro said he could not say whether or not the kidnapping has to do with the chieftaincy dispute in the town as the monarch was properly installed as the monarch despite the legal tussle over the throne.

But under the radar this year, as lawmakers tussled over issues like rent regulations, mayoral control of city schools and the ouster of the legislative leaders of both houses, all but one of the Women's Equality Act bills quietly passed the Legislature.

In the ensuing tussle over whether Ibrahim had the right to enter the Nyinahin Forest Reserve, Peter Abum Sarkodie, Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), issued a statement, saying that the company had not obtained the required permit to enable it to mine bauxite in the area.

That could be one reason Russia, Denmark, and Canada are tussling over the Lomonosov Ridge, an underwater formation rising 10,500 feet above the Arctic seabed.

For one thing, the tussle over GCF funding may not be over.

A once - favoured space probe to study dark energy is struggling to get off the ground, as three agencies in the United States and Europe tussle over the details of a potential international mission.

In a Senate hearing today on the ongoing legal tussle over human embryonic stem cell (hESC) research, lawmakers and expert witnesses lamented the disruption to this promising research.

The urgency might seem odd for a film about events of almost 50 years ago, but for the parallels with today's tussle over history in all its drafts, first, second and final.

When we first meet them, they're lamenting their predicament as outcasts from human society — ejected by the dog - hating authorities after an epidemic of canine flu — and tussling over a sack of maggot - infested food which drops from the sky.

David and Devindra tussle over the journalistic merits of Netflix's Amanda Knox while Jeff reviews HBO's fall line - up and impugns David's television tastes.