The essay's governing question, about what it means to create or consume art when any work can be mechanically reproduced, has grown ever more pressing in the digital age, when Bach's complete cantatas or the Oxford English Dictionary can be downloaded in moments.
In other words, both leaders agreed on the principle that a certain number of Palestinians should return, but that the governing question should be how to limit that number in a way that preserves Israel's distinction as a state with a Jewish majority but that does not prejudice the rights of the Arab minority.
That depends on how the plane is owned, and even federal regulators say the rules governing questions like these no longer make sense because of widespread changes in the financial arrangements that people make when they fly in business jets.
Both parties agree that California law should govern the question of whether the arbitration provision is unconscionable.
A republic must consent to any rules that govern it, question those that are outdated or wrong and address new needs.
In the Election 2012 app, we've curated a list of forward-looking articles about the challenges ahead, both philosophical and practical: Governing Question for the Victor: How Far Do You Push?
A3 Vote in Uganda Ugandans voted in an unusual referendum on how they want to be governed, a question tied deeply to the violence of the nation's past and the popularity of President Yoweri Museveni, who in large measure has ended that violence.
Ugandans voted today in an unusual referendum on how they want to be governed, a question tied deeply to the violence of the country's past and the popularity of President Yoweri Museveni, who has, in large measure, ended that violence.
How Mr. Xi might govern is a question mark.
