The courts must then expeditiously approve the ballot substitution, which in turn will clear the way for an energetic one-month campaign that, with Senator Torricelli out of the picture, can focus tightly on loftier issues than his seamy behavior.
The inherent concern of the PVP system vis-à-vis farmers is not omnipresent within patent laws as such, as these statutes tend to remain abstract in their nature and are therefore not designed to solely apply to agrobiodiversity-reliant innovations as PVP legislation is, with its inevitable links to the loftier issues of food security or environmental protection.
Some of her drawings are awkwardly done and cannot support the lofty social issues put forth in the wall text.
At its most lofty, the issues relate to regulation and how near-private monopolies or cartels must deliver more effectively for consumers.
It was in presiding over hundreds of trials — from the routine to those with lofty constitutional issues — that his intellect, fair-mindedness and compassion made him a model for a generation of lawyers.
His followers are more inclined to issue lofty declarations than to take to the streets.
Alfred Sommer, dean of the Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, says he's "not too upset" about the transfer, but "surprised" by the center's desire to start organizing biodefense on the ground in addition to studying lofty national policy issues.
Until now, both Mr Sadr and his main rival for primacy among the Shias, Mr Sistani, have chosen to exercise their influence from outside the formal halls of power, Mr Sistani by issuing lofty proclamations, Mr Sadr through fiery sermons, street marches and the odd revolt.In this section Can Muqtada al-Sadr now become a peaceful politician?
He considers it sensible to own high-yield corporate bonds, for instance, in anticipation of rising interest rates and an economic revival, the sort of backdrop that is anathema to Treasury issues, but lofty valuations are putting him off.
HANOVER, N.H. — It is a new school year, and there is a new president, Philip J. Hanlon, who no doubt would prefer to begin his tenure as the 18th president of Dartmouth College dealing with issues more lofty than binge drinking, sexual harassment and fraternity hazing.
