The stand-off is the latest problem to embroil the first census for more than 30 years, an operation funded by international donors to the tune of £45m.
But Woods, 35, has not won a tournament since November 2009, when he was first embroiled in a sex scandal.
The hedge fund manager, Yahoo's largest outside shareholder with a 6 percent stake, is embroiled in his first activist campaign in five years.
Donaldson was first embroiled in legal, political and media controversy as the one and only president of the National Industrial Relations Court (NIRC) from 1971 to 1974.
North Korea also became embroiled in the first geopolitical drama of the London Games, when the South Korean flag was mistakenly displayed on video screens as the North's players were being introduced at their opening game Wednesday.
China has become embroiled in the first doping controversy of the London Games after one of the world's most respected coaches described the swimming prodigy Ye Shiwen's gold medal performance as "unbelievable" and "disturbing".
Most unionists look back at the Easter Rising as a stab in the back, given that Britain was embroiled in the first world war and the rebels were backed by the Germans.
Barely 24 hours after joining the government Mandelson was last night embroiled in his first row after being forced to deny claims he had 'dripped pure poison' about Brown in a private conversation with a senior Conservative.
Russia soon found itself embroiled in the first world war, and less than four years later the entire royal family, including 13-year-old Alexis, was executed in a basement in Yekaterinburg.
The most recent winner of the Costa Prize for Children's fiction, Kate Saunders, updated one of Nesbit's most famous books with Five Children on the Western Front – having cleverly worked out that, in just a few years, her famous Edwardian family would have been embroiled in the First World War.
