Motivation: The ability to directly trace how requirements are implemented in a software system is crucial in domains that require a high level of trust (e.g. medicine, law, crisis management).
In December 1981, the Polish labor union Solidarity held a late-night peace rally that included a candlelight vigil, singing and prayers for a peaceful resolution to the martial law crisis in Poland.
Or, as she describes the process, "the cake decisions and the picking-out-the-dress and the future-mother-in-law crises".
After the news conference, Mr. Hill took questions on Iraq's present election-law crisis.
When asked to discuss the police response to their respective car break-ins, the two council members said they did not see a connection to the law enforcement crisis facing the city.
Moore's Law In Crisis My colleagues, Dynamic Silicon editors Nick Treddenick and Brion Shimamoto, have been wandering around the office with graphs showing not that Moore's Law is reaching the end of its run, but that its continuation may be irrelevant.
Nevertheless, the law school crisis is not solely a function of oversupply.
The solution to the problem isn't for the Justice Department to file a taxpayer-funded lawsuit against the Governor of Arizona for responding to a law enforcement crisis.
The justices heard oral arguments on Tuesday in National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Becerra, a case that will decide whether to block a 2015 California law regulating crisis pregnancy centers on First Amendment grounds.
When a law-enforcement crisis arises, the Justice Department may choose to initiate an investigation — in Baltimore, the police commissioner himself requested one.
In the opinion of this author, there are two important factors that will in many instances limit the application of hate speech laws to crisis communications.
