But the anti-racism league's stance gives substance to an intensifying antagonism at the heart of French society from years of failed integration — and to what is seen by large segments of French society as Muslim unwillingness to accommodate the law, customs and lifestyle of the majority.
Every publication has to figure out how they accommodate the law of the country they are in and if nobody loses their temper and takes time to figure out how and why this happened, then maybe they can figure out a way to climb down without losing face," said Dutton.
As we have seen, Leibniz's earliest systematic physics sought to accommodate the laws of impact as developed by Huygens and Wren by showing how those results might be derived from more fundamental laws of motion and the structure of the actual world.
In this paper, a strategy based on the linear quadratic design, which progressively accommodates the feedback control law, is proposed.
This general formulation of the law accommodates the effects of multi-level structure that is typical of language.
If a putative law has broad scope, great explanatory power, and appealing simplicity, it may be more reasonable, Swinburne argues, to retain the law (defined as a regularity that virtually invariably holds) and to accept that the event in question is a non-repeatable counter-instance of that law than to throw out the law and create a vastly more complex law that accommodates the event.
The legal system has only over the past two decades begun to accommodate the use of law against human rights violations – a kind of work that always also involves changing the system gradually and nonviolently from within.
The availability of these DNA markers provides an additional option for the development of a timber tracking system to accommodate the increasingly stringent laws and regulations in consumer countries.
Record companies and performers have been trying for years to change the law to accommodate the performance right — Frank Sinatra was an outspoken voice on the issue — but always without success.
The question becomes: how should law accommodate the wealth of information regarding these elements of mind that the science of aggression increasingly makes available?
