Sentence examples for over the fiasco from inspiring English sources
She faces a Commons confrontation over the fiasco for the third day running when Labour mounts an opposition-day debate.
An alliance of pupils, schools, councils and professional bodies have launched a legal challenge over the fiasco, calling for this summer's English results to be re-graded.
May faces a renewed Commons confrontation on Wednesday over the fiasco for the third day running when Labour mounts an opposition-day debate on the affair.
But a number of politicians and commentators including Vince Cable, the former business secretary, and Barry Sheerman, the Labour MP for Huddersfield, believed Dudley, Dowling or others should lose their jobs over the fiasco.
Mr Buckles indicated in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph that he "could quit" over the fiasco.
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A three-judge panel is expected to decide -- maybe this week -- whether a special master should take over the whole redistricting fiasco.
That night I replayed the fiasco over and over.
The fiasco over the excise might have toppled Walpole, since a general election was scheduled for 1734.
That might have helped him avoid the fiasco over the cost of his recent "reform" of Medicare.
Despite Downing Street declarations about turning a corner and moving on, the fiasco over the franchise for the West Coast rail line shows that the shambles continues.
