Merry Varney said: "The wider implications of the court's declaration is that, pending any successful appeal, any CCG, including Thanet CCG, who refuses women like Lizzy funding for egg freezing without an exceptionally good reason and without paying appropriate regard to their statutory duties, is acting unlawfully and will be open to a legal challenge".
In practical terms, it could fortify the multiple lawsuits pending against Mr. Trump's absurd declaration, a faux emergency so nakedly political that even he admitted it was unnecessary.
Such resolution remains pending.
That announcement is pending.
The declaration of independence (February 28 , 1922 ended the protectorate but, pending negotiations, reserved four matters to the British government's discretion: the security of imperial communications, defense, the protection of foreign interests and of minorities, and the Sudan.
The quick response by the central African nation and WHO, the deployment of global health resources, and the pending use of an experimental vaccine make an international health emergency declaration unnecessary, said Dr. Robert Steffen, chairman of WHO's emergency committee.
On July 13th, at an annual summit for the foreign ministers of ASEAN, the envoy from Laos made a familiar declaration: that work on the Xayaburi dam has been suspended, pending further studies.
Orr's calling the shots, and he's made his lofty declaration: Pensioners must accept "significant cuts" to their benefits, because pending contributions "will not be made". As Reuters Felix Salmonn observes, the city's bondholders won't take a loss.
After the Unilateral declaration of independence (UDI), the British government petitioned the United Nations for sanctions against Rhodesia pending unsuccessful talks with Smith's administration in 1966 and 1968.
In June 1990, a hundred prominent citizens signed a declaration called the Mogadishu Manifesto, calling for his resignation and the appointment of a transitional government pending free elections.
