A carpenters union local, trying to organize what it says is a crew inadequately trained in safety measures and unevenly paid, contends its reps were roughed up by a subcontractor's men.
The vice president is midway through a three-day tour of uber-battleground Ohio, and Obama's team contends its best way of ensuring victory is a win there.
If § 9601(20)(D) is the source of the Eleventh Amendment waiver, and if, as the Court contends, its provisions are meant to address all state and local governments that own or operate toxic sites, then perhaps Congress abrogated the Eleventh Amendment only far enough to make States liable under this less stringent rulewhether they are voluntary or involuntary owners of a site.
Iran contends its activities are peaceful.
Paul P. Dudley, the president of Linden, which operates a municipal airport in New Jersey, asked the review committee to reject FirstFlight because it had no experience operating a heliport and because, he contended, its bid was inferior to Linden's.
The case dates to 1995, when the Bronx Household of Faith was denied a permit to rent a school building for worship services and filed suit, contending its religious liberties were violated.
The book made a considerable impact throughout the fifteenth century, with renowned Jewish philosophers citing it and contending with its ideas.
Antismoking advocates in Congress opened an offensive against snuff makers yesterday, urging the Federal Trade Commission to derail the industry's attempts to promote chewing tobacco as a safer alternative to cigarettes and contending that its largest company, UST Inc., unfairly focuses on children with its advertising.
He acknowledges the flaws in its oversight and contends the agency has upgraded its safety staff in response to San Bruno.
Validus has argued that its stock-and-cash bid offers the most for Transatlantic shareholders, and contended that its target is improperly refusing to begin merger negotiations.
