Previous efforts to do so ground to a halt, and even with Mr. Saleh gone, all parties may not be willing to participate.
The cuts would include layoffs of 2,500 pilots, about 2,000 flight attendants and 1,400 or so ground workers.
Mary Jeffords, the head of Injured Workers of New York, an advocacy group, says she knows of numerous disabled workers so ground down by the process that they begin to unravel.
A runner-up in popularity to the sabudana vada (below) is the restaurant's misal, a colorful layering of savory ingredients including lentils, sprouted mung beans, poha (rice flakes), sev (crunchy, fried gram flour noodles), potatoes, onions, cilantro and, most important, a dozen or so ground spices.
"Sands of Time," Key says, was so ground breaking that Ubisoft couldn't "recapture that fervor and magic" in its successors.
Finally, an even broader account extends the scope of public reason to the whole of social morality, that is, "the set of social-moral rules that require or prohibit action, and so ground moral imperatives that we direct to each other to engage in, or refrain from, certain lines of conduct" (Gaus 2011, 2).
Judging by the number of cars parked there alongside his, he was not the only car lover who has been so ground-down by gridlock, so riddled with restrictions and so entreated to take the train in the weeks since the World Trade Center attacks that he has finally been extracted from behind the wheel.
"She's so grounded," he said.
He's so level-headed, so grounded.
He is just so grounded," Murphy said.
