You've pointed out a couple interesting issues and one is the tension between legislation and innovation.
His other goal was to stop Congress from passing legislation that might make tensions worse.
The shooting and subsequent unrest, Flamm added, led President Lyndon B. Johnson to advance stricter criminal justice laws through his "War on Crime" legislation that only exasperated tensions between the police and the African Americans.
Eco-engineering concepts can potentially contribute to nature and landscape values, but implementation may lead to tension with nature legislation.
"It shouldn't be kneecapped in this way, through sloppy legislation designed to resolve Coalition tensions".
In passing legislation that could stoke further tensions between Iraq's fractious ethnic and sectarian groups, Parliament voted to guarantee minorities significantly fewer seats on provincial councils than had been recommended by the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq.
The controversial law went into effect as Polish and Israeli officials met in a bid to defuse tensions over the legislation.
To this day the history of this legislation is characterized by the intrinsic tension between punishment and security on the one hand and treatment and re-socialization on the other.
Resolving some of those same issues, which are fraught with political and regional tensions, has stalled energy legislation before in Congress.
But he said it was only the strategic economic dialogue that prevented Congress from passing legislation that would have deepened the tensions between the countries.
