Today, his organisation has succeeded in working with the Government of Maharashtra to set up a committee to study if education programs can be regularised or grants can be allocated to migrants in Maharashtra.
They need to be brought into the convention legally so they can be regularised and possibly improved.
As we should expect from a philosopher who sees his job as the plotting of the logical force of expressions as they appear in different contexts, Ryle describes as a "formaliser's dream" the conviction that the investigation can be regularised in such a way as to replace what was philosophically puzzling by logical problems amenable to known and teachable procedures of calculation.
I ask her if she can perhaps try and regularise her immigration status.
SSMs offer an advantage over the previously discussed segmentation techniques because of the precise modelling of shape variations, which can be used to regularise the liver's appearance.
A lowly notary in Moscow, for example, may have to pay $500,000 to open an office which can then be used, extremely profitably, to regularise all manner of shady or even illegal transactions.
Moreover, the government is planning to set up a proper asylum system, as well as allowing certain categories of migrant to "regularise" their residency in Morocco, meaning they can search for legitimate work.
Eventually, more and more squatters emerge near water pipes, on pavements and even on any unused land (often government land or public spaces).The desire on the part of civic authorities to to regularise slums is not altogether sincere because the loyalties of such settlers can be 'guaranteed' only while their survival depends on the slum lord; after that, they begin to vote independently.
One solution is to try and regularise the houses by giving them legal status, but the cost of doing so, which can also include providing amenities, falls to the owner, not the builder, and again will run into tens of thousands of euros for each one.
