With each household gaining use rights for its part of pastureland, fences had to be introduced to reduce quarrels concerning property matters (Yeh2003).
Carrouges and Le Gris met at the celebration and agreed to end their quarrel, Carrouges introducing Le Gris to his wife Marguerite for the first time.
Finally, a major ecclesiastical-political quarrel developed when Bern, Geneva's ally in the reformation of the Swiss churches, proposed to introduce uniformity in the church ceremonies.
His alter ego, introduced in 1976, trudged on from episode to episode, quarreling with co-workers, dealing with car problems, addressing family crises and fretting over money matters and health problems.
He gained the office of praetor peregrinus ("judge of suits involving foreigners") in 48 but quarreled violently with the urban praetor Gaius Trebonius and introduced measures amounting to a general cancellation of debts.
But, in making a John a gay man with a past history of nervous disorder and serious quarrels with his father's vote-seeking shift to the right, Shinn introduces enough issues to fuel a three-act play.
Among them: "The Houseguest," in which an uninvited specimen introduces chaos into a wealthy household; and "The Feud," where a small-town matchstick of a quarrel flares into firebombing.
The example which introduces the last stage of Socrates' critique of poetry prior to the famous announcement of the "quarrel" is that of deep human suffering; specifically, a parent's loss of a child (603e3 5).
National quarrels disappear and make way for new and attractive viewpoints, stimulating opinions, and not least, the opportunity to be introduced to fascinating customs, foods, and so forth, from numerous cultures.
Introduced water systems and a police force in Karachi before leaving India after a quarrel with the governor-general.
