However, the order leaves room for some dispute, as it forbids the removal of anyone "habitually resident" in an insecure province.
LONDON — Soon after the proposal of a major education overhaul that could affect millions of students, a group composed of teachers' unions, schools and local governments throughout England moved to take the government to court over its refusal to allow for the re-grading of some disputed G.C.S.E.
Sangakkara, whose unbeaten 52 helped his side chase 131 to beat India by six wickets in the final, recalls: "We had a very good side with an experienced batting lineup and strong variety in our bowling but going into the tournament, it was not the most settled time for Sri Lankan cricket, with some disputes going on.
Greeks are well established regionally, and have useful connections in most of the Balkan countries (despite some disputes, including, for example over the name of Macedonia).
(For now, the voting is scheduled for December 15th, with some dispute over whether there will be a second day of voting on the 22nd).
The machines will retain, in flawless preservation (though the completeness of what they remember will occasion some dispute, for a time), not only what their owners experience but what their owners think they have experienced, and will sort out the one from the other.
The parallel here with Richard III jumps out: His family's living relatives donated their DNA for identification and, although some disputed the location of his final resting place, helped direct the king's reburial.
For example, there was some dispute amongst participants as to whether VTE screening should be conducted by Emergency staff or by the admitting medical in-patient team.
Changing law state by state is probably a better tactic for marijuana activists than advocating for rescheduling, since there is some dispute about just how big of an impact it would have on US drug policy in the first place.
Iraq has legal jurisdiction over American troops only in cases of "major and intentional crimes", and even then only when they are outside their bases and off-duty.The agreement should make life easier for Barack Obama, although there is some dispute as to whether it will have to be ratified by the American Congress.
