She has to deal with four issues that have led to squabbles inside this center-right coalition that took office in October: tax and health reform, energy policy and the future of military conscription.
Within weeks, the deal contributed to the downfall of the chief executive at H.P. and led to squabbles among company's directors, including Ms. Whitman, who took over in September 2011.
The drought, affecting Brazil's southeast and central regions, has prompted rationing in 19 cities, undermined hydropower generation, pushed up greenhouse gas emissions and led to squabbles between states vying for dwindling water resources.
It's also one of those towns that abuts another jurisdiction, which leads to squabbles over who's in charge at any given moment.'.
At past festivals, maneuvering to secure one of these coveted pies has led to squabbling and hurt feelings.
The flooding deaths led to squabbling between the national government and the Buenos Aires city government, which is headed by Mauricio Macri, a fierce opponent of President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
Attempts to implement such rigid standardization will only lead to worthless squabbling and interfere with our ability to cope with change, perform practical tasks successfully, and live a carefree, happy life.
It's a mystery how a system as straightforward as this can lead to petty academic squabbles.
Particular emphasis is placed on their differences, which lead to numerous petty squabbles and in 2004 sees them "buried alive" underneath a collapsed fairground ride, in the midst of a cake-selling war.
Already this year, the debate has led to public squabbles as doctor groups have squared off over proposals for new restrictions on industry involvement in the courses known as Continuing Medical Education, or CME.
