Also, we derive a desirable reaching law that guarantees the attractiveness of the boundary layer.
They say they are also worried about driving away desirable tenants -- law firms, in particular -- that might be loath to put up with additional layers of security and the possibility that older buildings will no longer be able to attract government tenants.
Amid strong cross-party support for a backbench proposal to make non-payment a civil offence, Grade said it was desirable to change the law.
And Boalt may vote this spring to deemphasize or drop the L.S.A.T. altogether, even though this would undermine the very quality that makes the law school desirable in the first place--its selectivity.
In reality, Mr Obama is behaving much as he has done throughout his presidency, and especially since Republicans regained control of the House of Representatives, by discarding policies that could not become law, however desirable they might be.
There are other arguments, too: the rule of law is desirable for its own sake to improve human rights or to increase citizens' chances of justice against predatory governments.
Another wave of dramatic pay inflation looks unlikely this time around, though, thanks to a vast pool of cheap potential recruits in emerging markets like India — overlooked in the past, but increasingly seen as a desirable option by London law firms whose outlook has become far less Anglo Saxon-centric.
By placing so many restrictions on the international court, countries have blunted its usefulness.Beyond the specific legal issues in General Pinochet's case, the controversy in both Chile and Europe surrounding his arrest has raised the broader questions of whether it is practical or desirable to apply international law to former dictators.
The Baconian conception of theory is not the only misconception of theory that students are likely to have, and "theory" is not the only term for which such a constructivist approach is necessary and desirable: consider "observation," "hypothesis," "law," "prediction," "test," and indeed "science," as well as the ways in which they interact with one another and with "theory".
For non-physician providers, there is significant variation in what is feasible, desirable, or mandated by law.
