Should Mr. Walls offer a ruling seeking to provide a legal definition of constituent, it could wind its way into the complex world of campaign finance regulations.
It is to wind its way along Africa's eastern edge, from Egypt through a slice of Sudan to Eritrea and Ethiopia, down through Kenya and Tanzania, and then on to Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa.
"The perception is that this team is getting older and it's starting to wind its way down.
It can take months, or years, for an issue to wind its way through New York's appellate courts until it is heard by the Court of Appeals.
It took this judgment years to wind its way into the database that a border patrol officer checked recently as Verbitsky was trying to catch his plane for Warsaw.
How long will it take for the case to wind its way through the appellate courts?
I didn't do it". Duncan's case continued to wind its way through the court system for three years on appeals, as her lawyer argued unsuccessfully that pretrial publicity had tainted the jury with preconceived notions of guilt.
Perhaps most significant, administrative changes have reduced the time it takes for a divorce case to wind its way through the courts.
It took three years for the case to wind its way through the courts, ending unsuccessfully for the band's black sheep.
As for developing new titles, it takes months for a commercial game to wind its way from conception to the store shelf, too long for one relying even on a protean news story.
In South Carolina, Wilson cautioned that it will take some time for this case to wind its way through the legal system.
