In 1998, after years of wrangling, the groups created financing for the Hispanic colleges without taking from the black colleges.
Among the difficulties are the American efforts, so far unsuccessful, to convince a leading Shiite cleric of the legitimacy of the administration's plan to transfer sovereignty to Iraq on June 30, and American wrangling with Islamic groups over the role of Islam in Iraq's laws and constitution.
A couple of times the celebrity photographer Johnny Nunez tried to wrangle a group photo onstage, mid-song.
Because all these rich people are hungry for fresh blood interested in innovation, traditionally Allen & Co. wrangles a group of humble, rising star CEOs to the Gem State, inviting three or four promising startup founders to give a 15 minute presentation for the olds.
The cool part is that you post Pings anonymously, so if you happen to be the kid who's always trying to wrangle a group together, you don't have to be embarrassed that you're hitting people up all the time.
Herrlich is impressed that, in addition to escaping East Germany and wrangling a junior group leader position fairly quickly, she built an award-winning, internationally recognized science career.
After wrangling that saw smaller groups at the gathering accusing larger ones of hijacking the meeting, it ended by selecting, without voting, the 81 delegates who will occupy seats on the new body that Iraq's provisional constitution had set aside for election.
Veterans' groups wrangled with the Smithsonian, which receives more than two-thirds of its money from the government, over the number of Americans who would have been killed in an invasion.
A8 Talks on World Tobacco Pact During a third round of negotiations in Geneva, the World Health Organization and other groups wrangled over a proposed global ban on promoting cigarettes and provisions covering the industry's liability.
But Mr. Keeb's choices must be approved by the council, a process that could lead to more wrangling among the competing armed groups.
