The long-running struggle over the project underscores how divisive even a "clean" energy project can be in the United States.
The election of a new Parliament this month could prove a pivotal event in that long-running struggle.
Still, she added, the Borusan apology has been a "positive event" in the long-running struggle for the rights of covered women.
In one sense, the schoolgirls have become pawns in a long-running struggle for supremacy over the rough concrete streets of North Belfast.
But most economists – and the Russian government – expect food prices to rise, a setback for Russia's long-running struggle to tame inflation.
Hard-pressed employees at the cinema have been waging a courageous long-running struggle for the London living wage of £8.80 an hour.
PARIS — A French court on Tuesday dismissed a copyright lawsuit against Google's online video-sharing platform, YouTube, in a case that has parallels with the long-running struggle between YouTube and Viacom in the United States.
Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, was keenly aware of Japan's long-running struggle with deflation as well as the American experience in the Great Depression when he began the first round of United States asset purchases, or quantitative easing, in November 2008.
Now, in Britain, a plan to rebuild a crumbling pension system has been causing trouble at the very top of government.Pensions have become the latest high-voltage dispute in the long-running struggle between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
The latest instalment in the long-running struggle between profits and prices came on March 19th, when Ofcom, the communications regulator, confirmed that it would subject BT, Britain's telecoms incumbent, to fresh scrutiny of its wholesale charges.
