After Mr. Boies's statement, I argued and the United States Supreme Court unanimously agreed that federal law merely encourages resolution of election contests by Dec. 12.
Ministers are said to be exasperated that this has exploded on to the public stage, and influential figures including Nobel laureate Sir Paul Nurse, president of the Royal Society, are battling behind the scenes to encourage a resolution.
He burns with enthusiasm to clean up corruption in the police, increase salaries and put more officers on the beat; he wants to tackle organised crime properly; to crack down on bribe-taking; to make the bankruptcy procedures faster and simpler; to encourage dispute resolution outside the courtroom; and, overall, "not just to catch up on the European level, but exceed it".
Such education should ensure that active measures, to encourage timely resolution, are always offered.
By crystallizing these questions the authors encourage their resolution through the concerted efforts of the plant NO community.
Arbitrary actions such as mass firing of striking doctors or threats of unjustifiable disciplinary action by regulatory authorities, will not encourage speedy resolution of HCWs, and may lead to undesirable consequences such as brain drain.
Our contemporary world encourages conflict resolution and closure, but Shepard suggests repeatedly that ongoing family conflict may stay unresolved forever.
The mediator encourages a resolution, but if one party balks, the foreclosure action proceeds, Mr. Max said.
Finally, E.M.D.R. encourages the resolution of disturbances manifested physically, emotionally, and cognitively, and does so even when the disturbance is generated from several different experiences.
