The city attorney had opposed the legislation, saying it was unclear whether the city had the authority to create such a law because the state governs issues between employers and employees.
Mr. Haacke's "Sanitation" barely deserves mention as art, but in the culture wars, the quality of the work is rarely the governing issue.
This assumption determines that political risk theory is mainly concerned about the social environment when addressing governing issues, rather than other types of environments that the government also needs to address, such as the legal environment for the production of public goods.
Strict restrictions will be in force governing issues such as the level of credit a bankrupt can obtain.
Many Muslim countries have adopted elements of sharia law governing issues such as inheritance, banking, marriage and contract law.
He and some defenders, though, say that trying to explain a president who is dealing with a fusillade of difficult governing issues is far different.
But American administrators say they will not license any commercial mobile telephone services, even temporarily, until they have a comprehensive regulatory system to govern issues from what they call "interoperability" to telephone numbers.
Others are developed by tripartite committees that include representatives of the major associations, which create binding policies governing issues such as family leave, active labor-market programs and part-time work.
2520, 96 L.Ed.2d 426 (1987), suggesting that § 2 preserves all state-law defenses that "arose to govern issues concerning the validity, revocability, and enforceability of contracts generally," id., at 493, n. 9, 107 S.Ct.
It led to a fundamental transformation in the way the University operated because it brought together so many people of different persuasions, different points of view, and it put the focus so clearly on very basic governing issues.
