Year-end wrangling between Congress and the White House has blocked the latest minimum wage hike, although several states have passed their own.
Top-ranking Republicans predict that the perennial year-end wrangling between Congress and the White House will result in a federal budget for the 2001 fiscal year that allocates at least $614 billion, and probably quite a bit more, for discretionary spending.
Today, the sentiment rings true insofar as these behemoths, much like India's ancient temples, remain a source of never-ending wrangling.
Brian Gilchrist, Mrs. Wang's lawyer in civil litigation during that struggle, is now representing the charitable foundation, which asked a probate court on April 25 to block Mr. Chan from claiming the estate, in what could become another long legal fight like the never ending wrangling over the estate of an earlier Hong Kong tycoon, Sir Robert Ho Tung, who died in 1956.
To end the wrangling over rank, an increasing number of school districts are eliminating the top two slots altogether.
Canada and Denmark (which has until November 2014 to complete its submission) will probably end up wrangling over certain areas in the Labrador Sea and the Arctic.
In January, Mr Corzine resigned his executive role, but stayed on as co-chairman, to help arrange the flotation.Yet even that may not end the wrangling.
Mr. Zhu, the prime minister who has come to personify China's economic reform movement, arrived in Washington ready to end the wrangling with an offer of a huge range of openings.
After weeks of negotiations described as "bloody" and like "hand-to-hand combat" by BBC insiders, it took a personal intervention by the prime minister to end the wrangling over the contents of the white paper on the future of the broadcaster.
