While the ruling ends a challenge from bondholders, the $52 billion buyout still faces uncertainty over its financing and, more broadly, questions about the value of the company.
The prestige of the U.S. Navy, which is broadly questioned as gunboat diplomacy in Latin America, is hardly a reason to defend a base whose purposes are obsolete.
Broadly, the question is what the United States gained after a decade in two wars.
More broadly, the question was whether people can complain when the government doesn't do things, or just when it does.
More broadly, the question at the heart of policy debates on subjects from economic policy to euthanasia is: what is quality of life?
More broadly, the question is whether the firm can now make up for lost time in emerging markets, which are driving nearly all the industry's growth.
The 2009 massacre — and, more broadly, the question of Fulani persecution by other ethnic groups in Guinea — is never far from the conversation in New York's Guinean diaspora, which is mostly clustered in the Bronx.
And even more broadly, the question of whether a candidate can build — and then run — a large, unwieldy organization is seen by some political observers as a test of his or her ability to run the country.
More broadly, the question of whether collection is not intrusive if the content isn't read is an open one: the simple fact of your communications or internet activity being stored gives the potential for it to be accessed, deliberately or accidentally, properly or not (some intelligence staff have lost their jobs for improperly accessing personal data, the report reveals).
More broadly, the question arises as to how the transcendental imagination, the faculty responsible for schematism, operates in mathematical contexts (Domski 2010).
