I'm not sure how practical this will be, given that you'll need the phone to be steadily positioned to project an image, ruling out any accelerometer-based controls.
[Grist] Chile's Supreme Court rejects legal challenges to a hydroelectric dam project, ruling that the project violates no one's Constitutional rights.
An appeals court in Manhattan yesterday dealt another setback to the long-delayed St. Bartholomew's office tower project, ruling that the church's leaders had violated church bylaws by not submitting the plans for the project to a full vote of the parish.
A1 Ruling Against City on Welfare A federal judge rejected the Giuliani administration's efforts to move ahead with its welfare-to-work project, ruling the city could not turn any more welfare centers into job centers, which discourage the poor from seeking public assistance.
A federal judge has rejected the Giuliani administration's efforts to move ahead with its sweeping welfare-to-work project, ruling that the city cannot turn any more of its welfare centers into job centers, which discourage the poor from seeking public assistance.
Mr Bush had promised his approval would be based on "sound science", but a federal appeals court on July 9th delivered a mixed verdict on the project, ruling that better safeguards were needed.In theory, the issue should be a winner for Mr Kerry, who has for years opposed the Yucca Mountain scheme and has got an anti-Yucca plank into his party's national platform.
In May 2017 the judge in the case reversed the council's approval of the project, ruling that the project did not conform to state law.
Ms Odedokun fears that the project will slow down ahead of the 2019 general election - something that tends to happen in Nigeria with long-term projects as ruling parties divert money towards building easier projects, like clinics, to win votes.
As Turkey transitioned from an empire to a nation-state, the country's ruling elite projected "westernization" as a necessary and desirable force but also feared its cultural damage.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge reversed the city's approval of the redevelopment project in May 2017, ruling the proposal did not conform with the state density bonus law that allows developers to build more units on a property than originally permitted if a proportion of the new units is set aside for low-income residents.
The latest projected date for a ruling is now June.
