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But as Benjamin notes, this is the result of a conscious decision to make room for a more critical approach, which renders Schlegel's position surprisingly modern (Benjamin, 118).
The decision, expected in late July, involves the strongest challenge yet to a 1981 decision known as "Poletown," in which the court allowed the city of Detroit to bulldoze an entire ethnic neighborhood to make room for a GM plant.
Make room for a library table.
"The need to make room for democratic decision-making argues for judicial modesty in constitutional decision-making, a form of judicial restraint," he writes.
Making room for a new owner.
How can such a large and complicated decision-making process make room for the type of innovation that made the Internet what it is?
He stepped aside in 2001 to make room for Alex McLeish to manage the club — a decision Advocaat now says he now regrets — and took up the role of director of football operations.
"We should make room for people of color in decisions about environmental and lands management," said Mr. Yellowtail, who is in charge of the E.P.A. region that covers Colorado and surrounding states.
True, it might be tough to make room for the foundation's planned "interactive decision theater," where visitors "will have the opportunity to make their own presidential decisions".
By waiting until Sept. 1 to activate Knoblauch, the Yankees could avoid making a roster decision to make room for him, because all major league rosters expand on that date.
"We sometimes have to make difficult decisions to make room for new shows and it won't be returning for a second series". The show starred Stephen Rea as Inspector Bucket from Bleak House trying to solve the murder of Jacob Marley from A Christmas Carol, played by Peter Firth.
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