WASHINGTON — Representatives of the Group of 20 economic powers, who managed to cooperate during the financial crisis two years ago, will confront festering disputes over trade and currency this weekend, and try to reconcile diverging approaches for how to deal with them.
Both areas, for example, contain significant resources, and as a result are confronting territorial disputes.
Like physicians and other health care providers, courts have been confronted with disputes over the appropriateness of providing emergency treatment to patients who have previously requested limits to their care through ADs [ 5].
When the FCC confronts disputed issues like these, the Communications Act does not allow it to approve a transaction.
The second of the peace plan's three phases -- a Palestinian state with "provisional" borders -- could ease Israel's demographic predicament without forcing it to confront the deepest disputes between the two sides, such as control of Jerusalem.
China blames America for encouraging Japan and the Philippines to confront it over disputed rocks.
As the oystermen wait for governors in Georgia, Florida and Alabama to settle that water dispute, they confront a threat at home.
Airport officials said as many as 30,000 passengers a day could be grounded in the first major labor dispute to confront the government of President Vicente Fox.
Airport officials said as many as 30,000 passengers a day could be grounded by the strike, the first major labor dispute to confront the government of President Vicente Fox.
Meanwhile, Europe suffered one mass shooting over the same period of time: On Saturday at about 5 00 PM, at least 15 men came to the home of a businessman in Yekaterinburg, Russia, to confront him over a dispute he'd had with guests at a local Roma wedding the previous night.
The administration also confronts two trade disputes.
