The city will work with representatives of blacks and others, including the police union, to try to resolve the laws.
Some elements of equational logic that we now take for granted required a considerable number of years for Jevons to resolve: The Reflexive Law ($A=A$).
For Strauss, Maimonides' refusal to resolve the tension between law and philosophy (between praxis and theory) expresses Maimonides' moderate claims both for what philosophy can produce on its own (it cannot produce the law) and for what revelation can claim to know absolutely (it cannot provide certain knowledge of the mystery of its origin).
When THE COLOR OF DEATH (Putnam, $24.95) opens in 1772, all of London is hanging on the outcome of the Somerset case, which many hope will resolve the contradictory slavery laws in England and its colonies.
Don't hesitate to take on whatever you need to resolve them: the law should generally make sense all in all, and you can help.
If the issues are not resolved, the new law allows the state to withdraw from the regional consortium after Jan . 1 , 2009
Moreover, according to judicial precedent, the executive branch is empowered to interpret any ambiguity in a law to resolve the problem, as long as the interpretation is plausible according to that law.
Congress could easily resolve the issue of competing laws, if it really cared to, by simply revoking the 2001 joint resolution that authorized the president "to use all necessary and appropriate force".
A deal would require a new law to resolve the question of mutual status, and strong backing from the government.
The Libyan leader, according to the cable, "declined to get involved personally" yet urged plant owners to do "everything within (their) power to resolve the matter according to Libyan law".
