Fair-minded people have been paralyzed by debate; they have not recognized that there are two messes; Mess A is the mess of discriminatory laws which affect women now.
He sang his old songs while his family sat up front: his sons Juan, Gustavo, Lupillo and his daughter, Jenni, and behind them a mess of in-laws and grandchildren.
Matthew Staver, the group's founder, said the California Supreme Court's decision had "made a mess" of various state laws pertaining to marriage, and that the Legislature needed time to pass laws to iron out the differences between them.
What was evident was a shared vision to strengthen parental rights and address the mess of child care law.
The mess of Britain's privacy laws, now under sweeping review by a joint committee of both houses of Parliament.The latest and most spectacular episode involves a married footballer, Ryan Giggs of Manchester United, who went to court to stop news organisations reporting on his alleged affair with a woman who, a judge said, may have been trying to blackmail him (she denies this).
You can see that in our plans to promote civil partnerships and in all we have done to apologise for the mess of Section 28 [the law by the Thatcher government banning councils from "promoting" homosexuality].
This does not change the bare facts that this president has been here before, three or four agonizing times with this horrid economy and once with what is still being debated by Washington's most learned legal minds as a confusing unconstitutional mess of a health care law, and each time the stakes were raised.
A Strained Partnership After the spill, the government and BP were supposed to cooperate, partly a consequence of laws written after the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill that were intended to make polluters more accountable for cleaning up their own messes.
"It took them until about over 15 to admit they were wrong, even then Michael Slater made a total mess of explaining it and commenting on the law.
It would be a disorderly mess to have separate spheres of law for gay married couples and straight married couples — and, more important, there is no moral or legal justification for doing so.
