Sentence examples similar to thorny accommodation from inspiring English sources
But Justice Kennedy held that the land transfer seemed a reasonable accommodation to a thorny dilemma presented by a 2002 injunction ordering the cross's removal: The government, he wrote, "could not maintain the cross without violating the injunction, but it could not remove the cross without conveying disrespect for those the cross was seen as honoring".
The film also explores accusations that the ICC has deliberately ignored possible war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq in order to make "an accommodation with American power".One of the thorniest issues of international justice is the so-called 'justice versus peace' dilemma: namely whether threat of prosecution may actually prolong a conflict.
The deal that emerged was a classic European accommodation allowing a flagship initiative — a trans-Atlantic trade pact — to move forward while leaving decisions on the thorniest questions, like how to manage digital services, for a later date.
Things were getting thorny.
But thorny issues remain.
