"This is a desperate attempt to derail much-needed living wage legislation that many thousands of New Yorkers have been urging the City Council to pass," Mr. Appelbaum said in a statement.
The housing crisis derailed much of that planned development, in many cases putting the company in the position of waiting for new traffic patterns that never materialized.
ALBANY, Sept. 5 — A summer of scandal here derailed much of the actual business of state government and left Gov. Eliot Spitzer and Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader, barely on speaking terms.
Such actions often ensure that any civil discourse that would appeal to amenable outcomes for both parties involved is derailed — much to the delight of those seeking to benefit (by the billable hour) off of continued conflict.
Top regulators of the derivatives markets are fighting back against a Congressional assault on their budget, arguing that funding cuts will derail a much-needed overhaul of the $600 trillion industry.
The four nor'easters in March brought down trees and closed schools and nearly derailed a much anticipated, historic contest between the Norfolk Prison Colony Debating Society and the Harvard College Debating Union.
Will they do a rematch?" The four nor'easters in March brought down trees and closed schools and nearly derailed a much anticipated, historic contest between the Norfolk Prison Colony Debating Society and the Harvard College Debating Union.
This type of missive, which network heavyweights such as Rachel Maddow and Mika Brzezinski signed, derails a much-needed conversation about sexual harassment and assault that's finally happening because of the Me Too movement.
"We have to dust ourselves down and be realistic, and can't let this derail us as much as people want it to.
If the attacks were by pro-Russia militiamen, they would certainly support the DPR's intention to derail voting in much of the east.
When my daughter got sick at 18 months, it pretty much derailed all of it.
