Sentences with phrase «wrangling between»

Over a few days of wrangling between the listing salesperson and me, I / we negatiated a sale at... get this Candace.................

The news that a home or property has been used as a grow - op often triggers a long and unfortunate series of legal disputes and wrangling between all kinds of different participants, often culminating in costly litigation.

I can not claim to be a close follower of the legal wrangling between Jon and Kate Gosselin, the ill - fated stars of the reality TV show that was to follow their lives together raising eight children.

But the wrangling between scientists and governments over the final product may need a fresh look, as well.

In 2003, The Huntington acquired Charis Wilson's typescript diary recounting every aspect of the journey, which is on view in The Huntington's Library Main Exhibition Hall, as well as documentation detailing the contentious creative wrangling between Weston and the Limited Editions publishers, both of which significantly informed the research for this exhibition.

It was an odd move considering the recent legal wrangling between Todd MacFarlane and Gaiman over the rights to the character, who first appeared in MacFarlane's Spawn in 1993.

It was an odd move considering the recent legal wrangling between Todd MacFarlane and Gaiman over the rights to...

The lawsuit follows months of wrangling between the school district and the teachers union over the «mutual consent» provision of the 2010 education reform law that implemented a new system for evaluating teachers.

It comes after months of wrangling between the department and Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw on the issue.

The bill's signing last month ended nearly two years of political wrangling between the Democratic - controlled Congress and the Bush Administration.

It is NASA, its $ 18.7 billion budget the object of political wrangling between Congress and Barack Obama's administration, which faces the bigger challenge.

The backstory on how Erie County wound up with $ 17 million as part of the deal involves lengthy political wrangling between the Poloncarz administration and Republican - b...

The deal and vote comes after many weeks of wrangling between Smith and the so - called «gang of three» (Rubén Díaz Sr. and Pedro Espada Jr., both of the Bronx, and Carl Kruger of Brooklyn).

The backstory on how Erie County wound up with $ 17 million as part of the deal involves lengthy political wrangling between the Poloncarz administration and Republican - backed members of the County Legislature.

Carter will be no stranger to local defense attorneys or Albany County prosecutors; the legal wrangling between Carter and District Attorney David Soares» office over the minor arrests of four Occupy Albany protestors took on a life of its own before the Court of Appeals ultimately sided with Soares.

The bill was included in the Queen's Speech after years of delays and wrangling between coalition ministers.

Leveson is in a hurry, and there is now some legal wrangling between lawyers before Mr Hendy gets the go - ahead.

After years of legal wrangling between Westchester County and the federal government over a court - ordered 2009 settlement to meet fair housing requirements, federal officials appear to have stopped fighting.

The MTA board approved a slimmed - down, $ 26 billion capital - spending plan for major construction, repair and improvement projects, following months of political wrangling between city and state officials.

Only a fraction of the additional $ 4 million went into improving the school building; the remainder was spent on attorney fees, construction delays, storm - water improvements and land swap problems caused by wrangling between the school district, Clarendon Hills Park District and Clarendon Hills village officials.

What is clear is that peace proposed through political mechanisms usually involves imposition, threat and a wrangling between different ideologies.

The committee posted the 10 - page document Saturday after weeks of wrangling between the panel's top Democrat, Rep. Adam Schiff, and Justice Department officials over the contours of classified material he hoped to release.

Wrangling between Greece's government and its international creditors will likely remain the key risk event in global financial markets this week.

These seats have remained open throughout much of President Barack Obama's administration due to political wrangling between the president and Congress.

But the round has stumbled repeatedly since its inception in Qatar's capital, largely because of wrangling between rich and poor countries over eliminating barriers to farm trade.

CNBC reports that after more than two decades of bad blood and legal wrangling between states and the online giant, Amazon will collect sales tax in all states that have such a levy.

He said the New Patriotic Party may also suffer the consequence of some wranglings between Ashantis and the people of the Brong Ahafo region over the traditional leadership of Tuobodom.

The end comes after a legal wrangle between Campbell and gallery co-owner Steve Lopez was resolved in a settlement brokered by mutual friend Matt Gonzalez, the former San Francisco supervisor, lawyer and Ralph Nader running mate who's also a collage artist.

The discussions have been beset by wrangles between developing and industrialized nations over who should bear the cost of tackling climate change.

Not exact matches

Even if he does, a new round of political wrangling will open up as the Senate will have to proceed to negotiations with the House to iron out the differences between their very different bills.

In between, homeschooling and cat - wrangling, she writes about feminism, mothering and thinking at ourfeministplayschool.ca

Whether it's wrangling kiddos while shopping, helping baby adjust to a time zone change, or keeping baby from becoming over stimulated which is definitely easy between family and those blinking lights!

The election is the result of a citizen's referendum passed nearly two years ago, and a whole lot of wrangling and maneuvering in between, and will even include a ballot question that, in effect, will decide whether the system is used in November's U.S. Senate and House races as well.

The mayor has repeatedly emphasized that the Teamsters helped wrangle out the details of the plan, which would end the long - standing horse run between the park and the West Side stables.

Moreover, the wrangles experienced between Ghana FA President and his Vice George Afriye, who form the core of the team's management adversely affected the team's performance, as did the aging of some of its long - standing members.

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.

It fundamentally alters the balance of power between your body and your cancer,» Wrangle said.

Hunger vs. Emotional Appetite: a guide to help you wrangle your cravings and differentiate between true hunger and an emotion - fueled appetite

Transactions between the living and the dead are the fabric of the film, which begins conventionally, as a melodrama about two Great War poilus wrangling over the same woman.

The relationship between Danny and his longtime manager (a first - rate Christopher Plummer) feels right, their history being all about ego - wrangling and self - indulgence.

The one - day walkout was designed to draw attention to ongoing the contract battle between the teachers union and CPS administrators, who are wrangling over pay, pension and staffing levels in the cash - strapped school district.

I live on a long dirt road in rural Vermont, where I divide my time between writing, baby - wrangling, running trails, trying to play the banjo, and various home repairs that multiply at a truly astounding rate.

Video: Dr. Philippa Malmgren explaining the connection between your investments and all the geopolitical wrangling taking place right now.

I split my review time between the two versions and found it an impressively consistent and seamless experience (once I had wrangled the PC download out of the awful Windows Store).

In a dismissal of the questionable connection between Koch Industries and Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, the Wall Street Journal's James Taranto recently defended the dubious political wrangling of the Koch brothers while chastizing its critics, namely Common Cause.

The same proportion also said they had witnessed inter-firm political wrangling, citing poor communication between teams, blocking relationships to preserve income for a particular office and a lack of joined up working among the worst behaviours.

Marriage counselors facilitate understanding between wrangling couples and provide a safe environment for you to communicate your feelings to each other.