This ambiguity is creating a stand-off between the planning authorities and the private sector and holding back the investment of substantial private capital.
Just as the Occupy demonstrators broke into the building creating a stand-off between themselves and the Police Service of Northern Ireland, another symbol of the demise of Irish capitalism was facing fiscal servitude in Dublin.
This creates a stand-off between the trustees and creditors: The trustees can't make distributions without 25% going directly to creditors (they would have to get the other 75% out of the beneficiary), but the creditors can't get anything until the trustees exercise their discretion.
This can be done by creating a stand-alone package, which also remains as future work.
A stand off between the club and players ensued.
That has created something of a stand-off between buyers and sellers, a situation exacerbated by the economic turmoil rattling Wall Street, the credit markets and consumers' nerves.
National Assembly for Wales Designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour, the anti-terrorist measures relate to the public plaza around the building, which creates a landscaped "stand-off" zone, supported by a series of staircases, strengthened street furniture and vehicle and security checks.
Meanwhile, solid particles usually beads will create a small stand-off distance for pressure communication and flow as well (Schamp and Estes 2006).
Supporters have created a stand-alone website, EDF*off, promoted via social media, giving their perspective on the case and encouraging readers to switch to small, green energy providers as a result of the civil action.
It will create a stand-alone sports edition called USA Today Sports.
They would have created a stand-alone company.
