The vote to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Boiko Borisov and his ministers was overwhelming — 209 to 5, with one abstention — but the path to fresh elections, now expected in April or May, remained fraught.
At dawn on 21 December, after a fraught month, it successfully took off for Russia with its radioactive cargo.
Peace Conference Nevertheless a peace conference which Kerry and Lavrov and the United Nations want to begin organizing next month is fraught with difficulties.
"You deceived us when you went to Obama and [House minority leader Nancy] Pelosi to get your votes for the cromnibus," Gohmert said in comments directed at Boehner over December's fraught passage of a spending bill.
On paper, the prospect of both making their way to November is fraught with dramatic possibilities: "Dave" by way of "Commander in Chief," "Mr. Smith" meets "Madam Secretary," and they are both on the hustings.
By Patricia Marx The New Yorker, September 25 , 2006P. 70 ON AND OFF THE AVENUE about back-to-school shopping in New York City…I think I speak to everyone, with the possible exception of the home schooled, when I say that September, thanks to its leadoff position in the academic calendar, is one fraught month.
Iraq remains so deeply divided that even establishing the rules for an election — which was supposed to happen in December and then in January — has been fraught for much of the last year, largely paralyzing the work of Parliament.
It's been a fraught month in Emmerdale, what with Amy's hush-hush pregnancy and improbable lovebirds Charity and Jai staggering across the storylines like drunks brawling on a petrol station forecourt.
WASHINGTON — The White House said Thursday that President Bush would attend the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics next month, a decision fraught with international political symbolism that quickly drew criticism from advocates for human rights.
The contract awarded to ALS, which went live last February, has been fraught with controversy.
