"It's not a live issue without a proxy fight," he said.
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Diokno added that further cutting banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) is a "live issue".
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" He also said that the prospect of action by Congress is a "real live issue.
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Whether or not to impeach Trump is not really a live issue in American politics this summer.
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During these events, a possible shakeup at Naftogaz was a live issue in Ukrainian politics, as well.
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National elections for the legislature are to be held on April 13th, and welfare is a live issue.
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"Praxair is not a live issue for us," outgoing Chief Executive Wolfgang Buechele told Reuters in an interview.
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Federal Election Committee quickly became a live issue in the election and in the shadowboxing over Justice Scalia's replacement.
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Somebody is going to challenge the Medicaid block grants in the courts, guaranteeing this will be a live issue heading into November.
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A spokesperson for the Advertising Standards Authority said that gender stereotyping in ads is a live issue that they've been investigating over the past year.
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As I said earlier I am interested in trauma and particularly collective trauma and this is a very live issue for us as a community.
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Xbox One owners had to deal with a pretty severe Xbox Live issue on Wednesday that made Microsoft's console almost non-functional for some of those affected.
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For a 100-year-old artifact, the declaration remains very much a live issue between Israelis and Palestinians, as well as between the Israeli left and right.
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"Westminster council took the view that in their particular local authority area, where gang violence may have been a live issue, then that trumped anything else," Austin continues.
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Teaming up on streaming is also a live issue as companies like ProSiebenSat 1 and RTL Group try to build digital platforms to cater for binge-watching younger viewers.
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A senior British official said the question of past contributions was still a "live issue" which would be discussed as part of talks on Britain's future relationship with the bloc.
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The court held that even though Hooters was fixing its website under a settlement agreement in a previous ADA compliance case, there was still a live issue about the company's future compliance.
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But single payer is also a live issue at least in part because of the perception that Obamacare has not lived up to its initial promise of more affordable and accessible care.
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In other words, while Barr has exonerated the president on the question of obstruction of justice, the question of whether the president violated campaign finance laws could remain a live issue for SDNY.
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But for a set of liberals — including former Franken aides and backers, big liberal donors, remorseful senators, and some befuddled progressives who still email me about it — the case is still a live issue.
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The source close to the Biden campaign said the topic remains a "live issue" inside that operation, meaning the team is still working through how to talk about the way he would handle Silicon Valley.
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"Praxair is not a live issue for us," Wolfgang Buechele said after the company presented a new restructuring plan involving thousands of job cuts, a likely exit from some markets and the possible disposal of non-core assets.
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Many environmentalists say that despite oil executives rhetorically supporting carbon prices for years and backing groups that do, the companies don't push for the policy on Capitol Hill or anywhere else where it's a live issue — like in Washington state.
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The trade dispute remains a live issue for markets with China proposing tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods on Friday, while a senior Chinese diplomat cast doubt on prospects of talks with Washington to resolve the bitter trade conflict.
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This could be a live issue in front of the Court soon: Owens noted that Kansas and Louisiana are already tied up in litigation over the states' cuts to Planned Parenthood, lawsuits that will be determined in part on whether Planned Parenthood can sue to block the cuts.
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The thinking goes that these bills are so extreme that they seem almost designed to be struck down by the high court — and that is of a piece with how the Republican establishment views abortion, which it basically sees as more effective at ginning up the base when it remains a live issue.
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The investigation "is very much a live issue that requires, I think, a great deal of resources, time, and attention by the Government, which is why we believe the subpoena is in fact still a live controversy that requires contempt because it goes to the core of the question of this investigation," prosecutor Zia Faruqui said at a sealed hearing in late March, before Howell decided to end the dispute, according to the new records.
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Although there was some debate in the lower courts about whether the plea bargain affected the second element, it was not a live issue before the Supreme Court.
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During the First World War, Newfoundland made considerable sacrifices. Newfoundland had no military forces before the War. The islanders built up the Royal Newfoundland Regiment. Appalling casualties on the Western Front made conscription a live issue.
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The only live issue at the Supreme Court was the scope of R. v. Noël and R. v. Allen, specifically, whether s. 13 was available to an accused who chose to testify at his or her retrial.
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The rig which supported 200 Gigashot high-definition video cameras requisitioned from Toshiba, was 1.8 m-highNettleton, Kate; "Close-Up: Live issue - Toshiba eschews the 'big idea' for technology", Campaign, 21 November 2008. Retrieved 5 August 2010. and weighed over half a tonne.
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' When the settling of the Province of Georgia was a live issue, he took an active role, and published in 1764 'An Account of the Designs of the late Dr. Bray, with an Account of their Proceedings,' a tract often reprinted, on the episcopalian Thomas Bray.
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Corbet's contribution to the parliament was not great. He was appointed to two committees, one of them on a bill to regulate heralds' fees. This was a live issue in Shropshire, as the county had received its last heraldic visitation only the year before. The heralds recorded pedigree charts and armorial bearings of gentry and noble families.
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Through the perspective of medieval history, Mary Shelley addresses a live issue in post-Napoleonic Europe, the right of autonomously governed communities to political liberty in the face of imperialistic encroachment.Curran, 108-11. She opposes Castruccio's compulsive greed for conquest with an alternative, Euthanasia's government of Valperga on the principles of reason and sensibility.Rossington, Introduction to Valperga, xii.
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These types of risk are generally classified under the term 'operational risk'. The identification and measurement of operational risk is a real and live issue for modern-day banks, particularly since the decision by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) to introduce a capital charge for this risk as part of the new capital adequacy framework (Basel II).
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The resulting television and cinema advertisement, Jacques de Florette, proved immensely popular and formed the basis for a series of six award-winning adverts produced between 1991 and 2001."Close-Up: Live Issue - How Stella defied convention with its epic-style advertising", Campaign (25 June 2004). Retrieved 26 October 2008. Good Doctor was announced in February 2002 as the seventh in the series.
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Street's successor, Mayor Michael Nutter said in a televised debate on NBC 10 Live @ Issue, "In my administration, we will not subsidize discrimination." Solicitor Diaz gave the Council until December 3, 2007 to comply with the city's demand. The Scouts indicated they would file suit, and did so in May 2008. The scouts claimed their civil rights were being violated, and the firm Drinker Biddle took the case pro bono.
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The resulting television and cinema advertisement, Jacques de Florette, proved immensely popular and formed the basis for a series of six award-winning adverts produced between 1991 and 2001, including Good Samaritan, Last Orders and Returning Hero."Close-Up: Live Issue - How Stella defied convention with its epic-style advertising", Campaign (25 June 2004). Retrieved 26 October 2008. Good Doctor was announced in February 2002 as the seventh in the series.
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Congress called on Parliament to repeal the Currency Act of 1764, one of seven Acts labeled "subversive of American rights".Reid, 265. However, according to historians Jack Greene and Richard Jellison, the currency debate was no longer really a "live issue" in 1774, due to the 1773 amendment of the Act. The controversy's most important impact was psychological, in that it helped convince many colonists that Parliament did not understand or care about their problems.
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The magazine also launched the Relix 40 list, compiling the best books, live albums, guitar solos and jams since Relix's first issue. Recent cover artists include: Jon Batiste, Grace Potter, Tame Impala, Robert Hunter, Gary Clark Jr., a tribute to the Grateful Dead's 50th anniversary, My Morning Jacket, Punch Brothers, Robert Plant and Phish. In June 2020, with most concerts cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Relix published a special Power of Live issue.
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His preferred methods were those of Archimedes and Fermat. Quadrature was a live issue in the 1650s, and through Mylon, Huygens intervened in the discussion of the mathematics of Thomas Hobbes. Persisting in trying to explain the errors Hobbes had fallen into, he made an international reputation. The catenary in a manuscript of Huygens. Huygens studied spherical lenses from a theoretical point of view in 1652–3, obtaining results that remained unpublished until Isaac Barrow (1669).
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Land disputes in Ireland had been a contentious issue for much of the 19th century, with tenants of landlords insisting on fixity of tenure, which later grew into a demand to own their own land. In addition, The Wyndham Land Act of 1903 enabled the transfer of about 9 million acres (36,000 km²), up to 1914, from landlords to tenants. However, tenure and ownership of land was still a live issue on the eve of the Irish War of Independence.
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Schapiro assembled a good deal of textual material showing tropes of wild beasts submitting to Christ and other Christian figures, especially in the context of the early monasticism of the desert, where the attitude of the challenging local fauna was a live issue. The legend of Saint Jerome and the lion is an enduring example, and later Saint Francis of Assisi renewed the theme. This interpretation has met with considerable acceptance, though the matter cannot be regarded as settled.Herren and Ó Carragaáin accept it; Hilmo sticks to the traditional interpretation.
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The midfielder scored immediately and secured the win for Turkey. İnan, however, did not celebrate his goal and had a quiet statement after the game, as if like he was under pressure or did not have the liberty to talk. As time progressed, Turkey failed to qualify for the 2014 World Cup, and uncertainties regarding İnan and Avcı were still a hot and live issue in the country. Journalist Fatih Altaylı claimed that he had witnessed certain information suggesting there had been a religious or a sectarian conflict between İnan and the manager, the reason why the two never got along.
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A single from the album, "Little Mountain Church House", won nominee recognition in the "Best Bluegrass Recorded Song" category the following year. Until the very late years of his life, Hamilton was a regular at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and in country shows throughout the U.S. and the UK. Hamilton celebrated his 50th year as a Grand Ole Opry member in 2010. He mainly concentrated on gospel tours both at home and abroad. In 2007 he collaborated with Live Issue, a group from Northern Ireland, to record a live album based on the life of Joseph Scriven, who wrote the hymn "What a Friend We Have in Jesus".
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The Sjeverin massacre remains a live issue in Serbia. The Serbian state's failure in the post-Milosevic era to resolve the human rights issues associated with the massacre is seen as emblematic of the problematic status of national minorities in Serbia. In its report on the 2007 elections "Report on Status of National Minorities in Parliamentary Election Campaign 2007" Youth Initiative for Human Rights, an internationally respected human rights organisation, notes that the status of national minorities in Serbia has been determined "by the crimes and atmosphere of fear, which governed the country in the 1990s". During the Milosevic era grave crimes were committed against minority communities not just in neighboring countries but also in Serbia itself.
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He then obtained leave to appeal the matter to the House of Lords, but was then granted refugee status. Before the House of Lords, Salem argued that his appeal should still be heard as the question of law in his case was one of general public importance. The court held that it had discretion to hear an appeal which concerns an issue involving a public authority as to a question of public law, even where there is no longer any live issue which would affect the rights and duties of the parties themselves. However, the court cautioned that this discretion has to be exercised with circumspection and entertained only where there was a good public interest reason to do so.
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He was shy and, though a Tory, devoted himself more to art than to politics at a time when the Highland Clearances were a live issue and he evicted tenants from his estate of Culrain. The initial evictions were entrusted to three men: James Stewart who was a sheriff-officer along with William Munro and Andrew Tallach from the nearby township of Morangie. At the point of eviction in Culrain on 1 February 1820, Stewart was confronted by a crowd of 150 women who demanded that he hand over his papers, which he refused, but they took them off him anyway and they included 57 "notices of removal". When William Munro and Andrew Tallach appeared they were both forcibly detained by the women who were armed with "sticks and batons" according to Stewart.
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Confining judicial review to ensuring compliance with procedures set out in the ISA diminishes the protective role of the Judiciary, and the Court failed to consider whether the safeguards in the ISA are sufficient once judicial supervision is removed.. Whether judicial review can be excluded through executive decision remains a live issue because the 1989 amendments to the ISA reverted the law on judicial review applicable to the ISA to the date that Lee Mau Seng was decided. However, Lee Mau Seng appears to be bad law since it was overruled by the Court of Appeal in Chng Suan Tze. Furthermore, as a High Court decision, Lee Mau Seng may not be the final word on judicial review of action taken under the ISA. In addition, if detainees allege procedural impropriety, this allows a court to consider if there are procedural defects in the Executive's decision-making process, such as the taking into account of irrelevant considerations.
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One of his latest projects "Phase III" is a continuation of his ongoing quest to combine his diverse performing experiences into a single new sound with its base in rhythm. The music skirts and shifts along the edges of free improvisation, deep groove and New Music. The music reflects Jim's vision to explore the powerful, enlightening and spiritual secrets of drumming and is inspired by his recent association and work with Nii Tettey Tetteh, master musician from Ghana, with Milford Graves, learning drumming and healing through the heartbeat and his study of the spiritual songs of the Mbira Dzavadzimu from Zimbabwe. Jim's latest CD "Live @ Issue Project Room NYC" just won "Best New Release of 2008" in "All About Jazz NY". His other current projects include a collaborative band "IDR" with Marco Cappelli, exploring the relationship between Southern Italian Folk Music and Improvisation and his newest project “Big Easy” Pugliese currently teaches composition and percussion at New York's Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts.
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