Sentences with phrase «wrangling over»

The senate on Tuesday confirmed Richard Cordray to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, ending years of contentious political wrangling over the leadership of one of the most influential agencies in Washington.

It could put the sale in jeopardy or lead to legal wrangling over what is and isn't in the contract.

However, executives of the tech giant are still said to be wrangling over the semantics of whether the incident constitutes a «breach» or not.

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The saga is ongoing, with the legal wrangling over its bankruptcy and potential revival plans often hitting the headlines, so check this page for the latest news updates on the case.

The advantage of states allowing personal injury protection is that the consumers themselves - the policy holders carrying PIP plans on their auto policies - can receive payments in some cases directly from their insurers to cover their medical bills, and leave the wrangling over liability to the providers themselves.

Other states have no - fault insurance laws, designed to eliminate the confusion and legal wrangling over these matters.

There has been so much legal wrangling over this relatively paltry fine that OSHA lawyers — funded by your taxpayer dollars — have devoted 4,725 hours to the matter.

The effect, one hopes, is to rein in the kind of unlimited electronic document discovery that causes litigation and arbitration costs to soar, but the wording still leaves the door open to pre-hearing wrangling over the scope of document production.

But that has not eliminated wrangling over the standard of review.

Politicians have begun wrangling over the West Lothian question as the implications of the «No» vote in Scotland sink in.

I can only imagine the wrangling over the agreement about the agreement...

This ruling is not thermonuclear on its own, but in its aftermath, we will not only see a lot of wrangling over a judgment as a matter of law to overrule the jury and over injunctive relief but there will also be, even more importantly, a push by Apple to enforce many more design patents and utility (hardware and software) patents against Samsung.

Norm Pattis thinks the right - to - left wrangling over the late Terry Schiavo's last days is just the latest in a long line of indicators that elected officials are willing to risk permanently altering the judiciary.

The whole point of a peer review system would be to get on with the work of cutting emissions instead of wrangling over every word of a draft treaty.

By pulling those attorneys general into the fight, Exxon could trigger years of legal wrangling over disclosure of its understanding of climate risks.

I foresee some pretty serious wrangling over policy specifics.

Drafts went back and forth among committee members for months, with constant wrangling over wording.»

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

There are other pieces such as the summary for policy - makers that for sure have been affected by wrangling over wording, where I think the various governments via their delegations have influenced the statements.

All this wrangling over the proxy data smells to me that no trend could ever be proved.

The players are wrangling over who pays?

Governor, welcomes the conference participants, and encourages scientists to take heart despite U.S. political wrangling over climate: «Politics is the art of compromise but the atmosphere is not willing to negotiate.»

Friends of both Israel and Palestine are wrangling over the Palestinians» bid for statehood at the...

This interpretive problem means that the wrangling over the existence and magnitude of past temperature trends is mostly beside the point.

Back in 2006, when the California Legislature was wrangling over AB 32, then - Assemblywoman Fran Pavley added language that would force regulators to pay attention to those parts of the state suffering from especially poor air quality.

Yep, it was put on autopilot about the time two years ago when I predicted that Trump would win the election and render the endless wrangling over CAGW alarmism moot.

After all, it is these folks who keep driving the press coverage and the political wrangling over this issue of anthropogenic climate change.

New York Seven years later: Still wrangling over Wally; Guerrilla Girls skirmish Spotlight Kathy Halbreich: Talking to the dolphin San Diego Expulsion to go home Los Angeles Claim against Liz Taylor rejected Lake Worth, Florida Palm Beach story ends Cleveland Reid to retire

However, a look at Berlin and the undignified wrangling over the Humboldt Forum (its new institution set to open in 2019) with a jungle of competing and contradicting competencies, dependencies and responsibilities proves that, in Germany at least, even the capital is provincial.

In contrast, Rothko's artistic legacy has been clouded by the manner of his death and the legal wrangling over his estate.

Update February 1, 2012: After more than six years of wrangling over the best way to regulate Ohio's growing number of puppy mills, the Senate Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources Committee approved a version of S.B. 130 that is much different from the last version introduced in 2011.

More impressive still is the fact that Calgary accomplishes this with no taxpayer dollars at all, which protects animal services and the animals from political wrangling over budget cuts and economic trends.

WHILE INTERNECINE WRANGLING OVER the treasury's $ 700 billion rescue plan for mortgage securities dragged on in Washington, the Federal Reserve mounted its own $ 200 billion relief program — all in a week.

«Tis the season for «the war on Christmas» stories, with widely reported fights over the placement of manger scenes on public property and legal wrangling over other aspects of the national holiday that dares not speak its name.

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.

That's the 250 - million - dollar question that must be addressed by both sides wrangling over what kind...

After nearly a decade of wrangling over the role the federal government should have in education, Congress is poised to approve an overhaul of the 2002 No Child Left Behind law that would give more authority to Maryland and other states to address their failing schools.

The wrangling over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, set to run out Friday, complicated matters.

on Schools lose teacher assistant funding in legislative wrangling over economic development bill

After weeks of wrangling over how to structure the District of Columbia's school governance, a series of 11th - hour disapprovals and dashed agreements left frustrated city officials little closer last week to rebuilding their school board than they were when the effort began.

In almost two weeks of wrangling over the corporate gift, some members of the board have argued that accepting it could be perceived as an endorsement of cigarette smoking.

At the same time that the board was debating the policy, wrangling over credentialing rules for teachers of limited - English - proficient students was pointing up sharp divisions on the issue among California teachers.

He's a lame duck president with diluted power; Democrats control the U.S. House and Senate; and he's burned up much of his political capital with lawmakers wrangling over the war in Iraq.

Duncan can say that Obama is also opposed to the feds trying to commandeer the standards, that any initial nudges were a one - time thing, that he and the House Republicans agree in principle, and that the next step is to start wrangling over particulars.

And that's despite the fact that their previous collaboration was Dying Of The Light, a film that has been hit by various wrangling over edits and financing, and arrived here quietly in January.

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.

After all, it is these folks who keep driving the press coverage and the political wrangling over this issue of anthropogenic climate change.

After years of legal wrangling over the proper labeling of milk from cows treated with its artificial hormone, Monsanto wants to sell its milk business — specifically, POSILAC, the bovine growth hormone given to cows to boost their production of milk.

The political wrangling over Pluto's status, the bizarre discoveries and New Horizons» continuing quest worked via synergy to increase public interest in and support for our mission, which in turn energized the team.