The company's entrance into the Connecticut market has not come without legal wrangling.
Yet such support will not come without some wrangling: writing in the Guardian newspaper today, Nigel Dodds, the DUP deputy leader, criticised the Tories's plans for "English votes for English laws".Other stumbling blocks to a coalition might emerge.
Gov. George W. Bush and his advisers said today that they were moving forward with preparations for a new administration and beseeched Vice President Al Gore not to stand in their way, cautioning that legal challenges to the election could yield wrangling without end.
A8 World Briefing A4 NATIONAL A9-17, 20 Holding Slim Florida Lead, Bush Works on Transition Gov. George W. Bush and his advisers said they were moving forward with preparations for a new administration and beseeched Vice President Al Gore not to stand in their way, cautioning that legal challenges to the election could yield wrangling without end.
The previous system, with domain names composed of numbers, punctuation marks and Latin letters without accents, promoted standardization, wrangling into consistency and simplicity one small part of the Internet.
Australia has failed to improve on its record low ranking in a global measure of government corruption, prompting renewed calls for a powerful federal integrity commission to be established "without delay and political wrangling".
Almost without notice in the wrangling over legislation that would make the most sweeping changes in the tax law since World War II, the House voted last month to permit individual tax payers to take a tax credit of up to $100 and couples to take a credit of up to $200 to offset their contributions to Congressional candidates.
Mother Nature provided this without any partisan political posturing, wrangling or Washington backroom trading.
It is like a tax cut, putting more spending power into the hands of consumers, but without the messiness of political wrangling.
