"The judiciary has not rendered a judgment" on their case, he said, but he added, that "I hope there will soon be some finality for them".
For us, there will be some finality to it".
Until there is some finality, it would be improper for the commissioner to do anything".
And the state of the law for the entire country -- for judicial precedent, for finality, for guidance that other courts must follow -- suffers as a result.
As biology divides into the two great kingdoms of plants and animals, so endings divide into the Closer, which seeks for some chorale-like finality, reuniting characters set apart and recapitulating, in a new key, themes already fully stated, and the Clincher, which surprises us by tying story-strings together in an unexpected way, or else throwing a new, ironic light on the whole recent past.
The sense of encroachment by immigrants and non-whites is not uncommon, but the realization that minority status will soon be applicable to white America has, for some, a desperate finality to it.
The murkiness made it all the more noticeable that, while the legal system had been groping for finality for years, the verdict of the political system, and perhaps of history, has been in for a long time.
These traditional endings, Conrad said, "satisfy the desire for finality, for which our hearts yearn.... Perhaps the only true desire of mankind, coming thus to light in its hours of leisure, is to be set at rest".
Katherine Harris In his initial order, Judge Terry P. Lewis properly interpreted the Florida Election Code to balance the desire for accuracy with the desire for finality.
A reading of the entire Election Code suggests a legislative intent to balance the desire for accuracy with the desire for finality.
