In recent years, this argument has held sway in the New York court system, although it has yet to be argued before the Court of Appeals.
New York Times, August 28, 1882, page 3, a review of an article about Darwin in the Church Quarterly Review, July 1882, states that it "is the most appreciative paper from a conservative quarter on the teachings of Darwin that has yet been written...and argues in favor of the Darwinian Theory with religious belief".
But legally forcing a user to decrypt their files poses a Fifth Amendment issue that has yet to be resolved; some argue that it would violate one's right against self-incrimination.
You could argue Yahoo has yet to tap into a blockbuster on the platform it has chosen as its primary one, and as a result is finishing 2013 not with a mobile bang but a whimper.
As I argued last year, Modernism has yet to have its Penn Station moment, and, tragically, something more beautiful will have to go.
That his vote against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act seems to be a foregone conclusion — despite the fact that the case has yet to be framed, briefed, or argued — is telling.
Even those who doubt the wisdom of fighting a war about it would not argue that Mr Hussein has yet done what was asked of him.
Sano recognises that the campaign has yet to see concrete results, but argues that it is not just another voice in the awareness-raising chorus.
But in a recent issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Dr Duesberg argues that nobody has yet identified the mutant genes that convert a normal human cell into a cancerous cell.
However, this convergence has yet to bear fruit, Mr Nader argues, because "the concentrated power of big money and lobbies have so overtaken both political parties and controlled the parameters of political conversation that progressives and libertarians fail to recognise their similar, deep aversions to concentrated power of any kind".
