The U.S. government has maintained that legalization of the drug violates federal law, creating difficulties for marijuana businesses with issues such as banking.
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While the CBO's findings are creating difficulties for the GOP, the report also provided some ammunition for Ryan as he tries to sell the bill to skeptical conservatives.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centred on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centered on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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With Japan's mobile market increasingly centered on a small number of hit titles, gaming companies are closely guarding their title pipelines, creating difficulties for investors in gauging their prospects.
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Solar and wind sources wax and wane in terms of generating electricity because of changing weather and light conditions, creating difficulties for the grid as it balances supply and demand.
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" Even were they to make it to the hospital, the costs of medical treatment have tripled, she said, with the fuel shortage creating difficulties for the hospitals "to even function in the first place.
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Modern bankruptcy legislation does not currently exist in Saudi Arabia, creating difficulties for struggling companies seeking to restructure debt with creditors since the 2009 global financial crisis and, more recently, the dip in oil prices.
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At the local level, Hispanic voters are even more willing to support Republicans they know, creating difficulties for Democrats in an election where some of the most imperiled G.O.P. incumbents are not as vulnerable as they may seem on paper.
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They refused menial work, creating difficulties for the higher castes that earlier employed them as servants.
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The subject matter of the Ku Klux Klan was considered controversial in the Marvel offices at the time, creating difficulties for the creative team.McGregor, Don. "Panther's Chronicles" (introduction), Marvel Masterworks: The Black Panther Vol. 1 (Marvel Worldwide, 2010), pp.
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As a result, the latter began to emphasize their Antillean identity and use of Papiamentu, the local Creole language.Anderson & Dynes 1975, pp. 35–36. Dutch cultural dominance in Curaçao was a source of conflict; for example, the island's official language was Dutch, which was used in schools, creating difficulties for many students.Anderson & Dynes 1975, pp. 48–49.
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Despite Transrail's obligation to maintain a passenger service, they concentrated on the transport of goods. Many stations have been closed and the numbers of connections reduced, creating difficulties for isolated communities. Apart from the petit train de banlieue, twice-daily service between Dakar and Thiès, passenger services have been suspended since the 2009 accident. Transrail was bought in 2007 by the Belgian company Vecturis.
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1976), except for issue #23, a reprint of Daredevil #69 (Oct. 1970), in which the Black Panther guest-starred. The subject matter of the Ku Klux Klan was considered controversial in the Marvel offices at the time, creating difficulties for the creative team. Writer Dwayne McDuffie said of the Jungle Action "Black Panther" series: Due to low sales and deadline problems, Jungle Action was cancelled with issue #24.
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Snyder (2003), pp. 91–93 The economy of Lithuania did well in comparison with other regions of the Soviet Union. In 1956 and 1957, the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union approved releases of larger groups of the deportees, including the Lithuanians. Deportees started returning in large numbers creating difficulties for local communists – deportees would petition for return of their confiscated property, were generally considered unreliable and required special surveillance.
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He also sold goods in Niagara (now Niagara-on-the-Lake) and Queenston. In 1816, he bought a rundown sawmill on the Twelve Mile Creek, and added a grist mill and a store. His property had a salt spring, and Merritt began to manufacture salt at a time when it was still expensive. The water levels in the creek varied considerably, creating difficulties for Merritt and his mill.
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On 27 April 2005, he called for an overhaul of Fiji's education system. He advocated full government funding, saying that the present user-pays system puts a heavy financial burden on many parents. He also said that instruction in English only was creating difficulties for students not fluent in it. On 1 August 2005, Bole called for a review of Fiji's electoral system to represent all races proportionally in the House of Representatives.
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The film was edited by Heyer in Sydney at Mervyn Murphy's Supreme Sound studio.Shirley, G and Adams, B (1983) Australian cinema: the first eighty years, Sydney, Currency Press Conditions for the location shoot were harsh – with both the terrain and the weather creating difficulties for the crew. Sand, in particular, created havoc with the equipment. Audio-tapes of the soundtrack recorded on location could not be used due to sand damage, and the whole film had to be revoiced in post-production.
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William Murray of Tullibardine lost the stewardship of Strathearn, which he had held for over fifty years, to Lord Drummond. Despite their marital links, the Drummonds evicted the Murrays and set about creating difficulties for George Murray, the abbot of Inchaffray Abbey. When the abbey subsequently ran short of funds Murray sought to assess the teinds of the Drummond lands of Monzievaird. The abbot charged the Murrays of Ochtertyre with the task, which they eagerly undertook with such brutality that the Drummonds were provoked into violent retaliation.
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Opinions vary by individuals concerning the types and properties of governments that exist. "Shades of gray" are commonplace in any government and its corresponding classification. Even the most liberal democracies limit rival political activity to one extent or another while the most tyrannical dictatorships must organize a broad base of support thereby creating difficulties for "pigeonholing" governments into narrow categories. Examples include the claims of the United States as being a plutocracy rather than a democracy since some American voters believe elections are being manipulated by wealthy Super PACs.
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In an awarding ceremony, Puli demand a special taskforce of honest police officer to clear the crimes in the city. In this course Puli meets an honest female police officer Madhumati and fell for her, but came to know she is pretending to be a police officer and send her behind bars. However Puli's mother bail Madhumati out as Madhumati truly loves Puli. Al saleem, who is now a well know businesses returns to india and tries creating difficulties for Puli as he is finding the dreadful gangster Nikson.
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E.V. Ramasamy had written in his books and magazines dozens of times of various occasions that the British rule is better than self-ruleVeeramani 2005, p. 511. E.V. Ramasamy also blamed the capitalists for their control of machineries, creating difficulties for the workers. According to his philosophy, rationalism, which has to lead the way for peaceful life to all, had resulted in causing poverty and worries to the people because of dominating forces. He stated that there is no use of simply acquiring titles or amassing wealth if one has no self-respect or scientific knowledge.
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The Twelve flowed from its source south of the Escarpment to Lake Ontario, but its water levels varied considerably, creating difficulties for Merritt and his mills. In 1818, when the flow was especially low, Merritt pursued the idea of bringing water to his mills from the Welland River. On a bigger scale, the Erie Canal, dug from the Hudson River through northern New York, was about to reach Lake Erie. The impending completion meant the cargo from upper Great Lakes was about to head down the canal and Hudson River to New York City, bypassing its previous destination, Montreal.
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Loßberg rejected elastic defence tactics in Flanders, because there was little prospect of operational pauses between British attacks towards . The British had such a mass of artillery and the infrastructure to supply it with huge amounts of ammunition, much of which had been built after the attack at Messines in early June. Loßberg ordered that the front line be fought for at all costs and immediate counter-attacks delivered to recapture lost sectors. Loßberg reiterated his belief that a trench garrison which retired in a zone of fire, quickly became disorganised and could not counter-attack, losing the sector and creating difficulties for troops on the flanks.
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On 14 December, the Military administration terminated Jalal's membership of the board of Posts Fiji. The Fiji Times reported on 20 December that she had refused to accept her termination, and sent apologies for her absence from a meeting while traveling. A source told the Times that she had warned the board chairman, Mahendra Patel, that if he withheld any papers from her, he would later have to answer for it in a court of law. On 23 December, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, accused Jalal, along with women's rights campaigner Virisila Buadromo, of having published his personal e-mail address and mobile telephone number in newspapers, which was creating difficulties for him.
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Following the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires in Australia, over 600 victims signed a class action lawsuit against SPI Electricity Pty Ltd, the electricity distribution company of SP AusNet, an Australian energy company that was 51% owned by then Singapore Power. The lawsuit alleged negligence and breach of duty in the service and maintenance of powerlines controlled by them in the state of Victoria. In particular, the lawsuit alleged the power company negligently failed to fit a protective device on the power line, alleging that it contributed to it breaking and starting a bushfire in the Kilmore East area on 7 February 2009. In 2015, then Singapore Power dismissed and subsequently reported to Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau four employees: Ridhuan Ramli, Suffiandi Mohamad Suhaimi, Kutty Hassan and Jasman Tiron, who had suspectedly accepted bribes of between S$50 and S$450 for “not creating difficulties” for China Construction South Pacific during an installation inspection.
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As a military outpost of the Habsburg Monarchy, Karlovac was the site of the trial and execution of the best-known leader of the rebel Uskoks from the coastal fort of Senj, Ivan Vlatković. He was executed in Karlovac on 3 July 1612 as an example to his troops who were creating difficulties for the Habsurgs by their piracy against Venetian shipping on the Adriatic Sea, and by marauding raids into the Ottoman hinterland. In 1615 their piracy went so far as creating an open war between Venice and Austria. When the Treaty of Paris (ratified in Madrid) was concluded in 1617, bringing an end to the war between Venice and the Habsburgs, under the terms of the treaty the Uskok families were forcibly removed from Senj and disbanded into the hinterland, most notably in the Žumberak hills near Karlovac. The forces of the Ottoman Empire laid siege to Karlovac seven times, the last time in 1672, but failed to occupy it.
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The order also had the effect of disbanding the short-lived Recreation and Amusement Association, which had, for a period of one year, worked to ensure that sex workers were not abused and exploited by stationed American soldiers, amongst other things. Despite the increased restrictions and the restructuring of the sex work industry, commercial brothels continued to operate within the law, with districts remaining the designated regions for state-regulated sex work. Due to GHQ orders, brothels - often numbering in their hundreds - began to front non-adult faces of their businesses (coffee shops, cafés, beer halls, etc.), but would offer sexual services to customers, creating new avenues for the sex industry to continue, especially in popular districts such as , the region of Tokyo. However, following the partial disbanding of traditional red-light areas, formerly law-abiding sex work businesses began operating within areas, creating difficulties for the SCAP to identify brothels and continue its "Off Limits" policy.
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