Sentences with word «wrangle»

While the U.S. BP Securities Class Action was certified and eventually settled in the fall of 2016, the Ontario BP Securities Class Action languished at the pleadings stage of the action for half a decade as a result of legal wrangling over jurisdiction, resulting in two prior decisions by the Court of Appeal [1].

The South Carolina Supreme Court late last week ordered Gov. Mark Sanford, a Republican, to request $ 700 million in federal stimulus money aimed primarily at struggling schools, ending months of wrangling with legislators.

In a statement, Canada - based SkyPower said that of the three 50MW solar projects it was also awarded in 2015, one has entered into commercial operation, but the other two 50MW projects are also embroiled in legal wrangles with MPPMCL.

And that development spend years in legal wranglings with the neighborhood over use.

The vote comes after weeks of heated debate and political wrangling in Albany, and years of activism on the streets of Manhattan and across the state.

(There's already lots of political wrangling over how to spend the $ 1 billion CARB is sitting on; see John Upton for a rundown on this.)

We turn those savings over to you so you don't need to spend 3 - 4 years in legal wrangling for an issue that need only take six months plus one day.

We now face the prospect of several years of wrangling between and within our parties because of Cameron's weakness and lack of leadership.

Early last year, the Prophet Kobi, who is known for giving cars to celebrities, described to GhanaPoliticsOnline.Com that, NPP's internal wrangling as unfortunate, «The people [Leadership] in the NPP are not asking questions — why is it that Nana Addo has represented the party three times without victory?

Sevilla may be a surprise destination for the player, however, with the two club's previous attempted summer transfer business having ended in acrimony when a proposed deal for the club's young Spanish full back, Alberto Moreno, collapsed over wrangling about the fee.

More than a few of the projects could have been completed months, possibly years, sooner but for financing delays caused by wrangling all the other municipalities into the same pool.

But even as wrangling continues, there are practical climate - related policy and technology options available, described in Issues here and here, that could appeal to government officials and private citizens all along the political spectrum.

After months of wrangling by lawmakers in Washington, a silver lining may be on the horizon for consumers across the...

She's the genius who helps wrangle the space - age technology in the futuristic world of Wakanda.

Why it's worth watching: Razor - sharp dialogue, witty one - liners, daft slapstick scenarios... there isn't a type of comedy that Life of Brian doesn't wrangle into its story.

Those beasts you can tame, so don't wrangle with the wild ones.

It can also ignite a backlash in the form of suits or legal wrangling from aggrieved persons,» the statement said.

After much wrangling with the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremandu over who represents Enugu West Senatorial District in the next Senate, there were indications on...

Not only have the player and the club just agreed a bumper new long term contract extension, and without too much wrangling at that, but the Frenchman has been talking very warmly to Arsenal Player about Theo's development since joining Arsenal almost a decade ago.

I just hope that I can keep 15 pre-schoolers wrangled together for 2 hours!

The New Year fiscal cliff agreement between the White House and Congress raised taxes on the richest Americans but postponed much of the toughest political wrangling on automatic spending cuts for another two months.

Like mayors in the past who wrangled with powerful governors, Mr. de Blasio has at times struggled to negotiate the Albany terrain.

Semi-feral and malnourished when wrangled out of the wild by Kauai animal control, Dan - O could walk only a few yards before collapsing, Nance explains.

State legislators and environmental officials are still wrangling over how to spend that pile of money.

Whereas geneticists know when they've finished decoding a stretch of DNA, brain mappers lack clear stopping points and wrestle with much richer sets of imaging and electrophysiological data — all the while wrangling over the best ways to collect, share and interpret them.

Relatively few people follow the procedural wrangling on Capitol Hill in detail or have a particularly impressive knowledge of the issues.

How hard can it be to wrangle kids into bed who were drifting off on the couch just moments ago?

Rabbit wranglers frequently have little notice (maybe 24 hours), rabbits are crepuscular so wrangling occurs at dawn or dusk, but it also has tangible reward when the rabbit is captured ☺

«His ownership of the intellectual foundation of this therapy is manifest,» Wrangle said of Rubinstein's contribution.

It was still unclear late Thursday whether the state will enforce the provisions while legal wrangling continues.

Another chance to flex the acting muscles, perhaps, but it's quickly clear that Lowry is no Bob Rafelson, not least when wrangling one of the actor's hilariously petulant on - screen temper tantrums.

If you are spending too much time wrangling data in MS Access or Excel, we can help.

This is certainly an expense most of us can fit into our budget, even if it takes a little bit of wrangling around with our financial resources to make it happen.

Clegg said the original draft had been subject to an «endless wrangle between Lib Dem ministers and Theresa May about the fullness of what would be published», arguing that there would be no change whatsoever as long as she led the Home Office.

The Upper West Regional Minister, Alhaji Amidu Sulemna, believes that with the current internal wrangling within the main opposition New Patriotic Party, the NDC has what it takes to win more votes than «the operation 79 percent» projection.

Disapproval of congressional Republicans» budget wrangling after a weeklong shutdown has shot up to 70 percent, with 51 percent disapproving «strongly,» according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.

As a volunteer, she socializes the cats, cleans the halfway house, wrangles cats for zombie movies, and leads the social media team.

Just when you think you're out of luck, just when you think there is no way to accomplish the audio - system - wrangling required to achieve your goal, the TOSLINK cable can often save the day.

Apparently, the United States has done little to advance these proposals, caught up in internal bureaucratic wrangling.

Take for example New York, which wrangled over reform legislation until the very last day before deciding just hours before the filing deadline that they were going to reject the Department's priorities.

Beyond offering superior word wrangling skills, resume writers should offer strategic thinking and visioning that supports their career transitioning client's FUTURE.

It is vital that we who care about the future of purebred dogs work together, despite breed differences, never mind what registry we use, across international borders and without regard to the thousand and one political wrangles among ourselves.

Using nothing but your vacpack, you harvest crops and wrangle slimes all the while exploring the land and discovering new slimes.

-- Discussions of the need for change in 2007 in «Last - Minute Wrangling on Global Warming Report» (with James Kanter).

Hopefully this legal wrangling doesn't cause any adverse issues to consumers, because I'm sure that the day that I want to buy an extra set of Joy - Cons will be the day this stuff gets pulled off the store shelves.

But last week's meetings also saw bitter wrangling over methyl bromide, a fumigant used to sterilise soil in fields and glasshouses, and to kill pests on fruit and vegetables before export.

I was pregnant and just sold my Jeep Wrangle and needed a more family car.