If Democrats have any hope at all of changing this underlying dynamic, it will have to involve taking over state governments before 2020.
The cases which he finds most satisfying tend to involve arguments over whether the court has properly taken jurisdiction or the correct law to apply.
Access to Utila may have involved over-water dispersal during hurricanes, as is known for Iguana iguana in the Lesser Antilles or a land bridge to the mainland lost during the close of the last ice age.
The third bloke seems to have suffered a rare mutation: one of those odd midlife things, perhaps, involving over-exposure to the sound of Jeanette Winterson, which suddenly turns a right-thinking liberal into a sexist pig.
In June, Bodrum made headlines when two shop owners started a fist fight that grew to involve 50 people over attempts to attract two tourists to their shops.
The "discovery" process, whereby both parties to a lawsuit share relevant documents with each other, used to involve physically handing over a few boxes of papers.
And it certainly would also have to involve a conversation over a technology that can turn a pistol into the equivalent of a somewhat slow-moving machine gun.
McNamara & the generals" has been understood to involve an argument over the wisdom of further escalation, whereas the McNamara statement cuts the heart out of the military case for bombing N. Vietnam at all.
It is difficult for various reasons to take the structure of this sentence to involve a quantifier over a compound sentence with a conditional connective.
