Sentences with phrase «find issues of common interest»
The RTLC is a group of AAJ members dedicated to reaching out to pro-civil justice Republicans in the U.S.Congress to find issues of common interest, as well as to expanding membership and involvement in AAJ.
http://www.justiceannualconvention.org/ Not exact matches
In a 5 to 4 decision those justices ruled that the Second Amendment gives Americans the right to own guns for personal self - defense, despite the amendment's opening language - «A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state,» - which pretty clearly says that gun ownership was specifically preserved by the founding fathers in the interest of the common defense against a tyrannical government (remember, this was the issue on their minds back then).
The honest attempt to find common ground on the crucial issue of improving public education deserves wide support and participation from diverse interests, including the skeptical teachers union.
Some of the common issues found with credit cards today include reductions in credit limits, high interest rates, and minimum payments doing little to bring down the balances of the cards.
The goal is to make ourselves irrelevant because, over time, the constituencies in our group will find a single home to address issues of common interest.
In the present case, it is common ground, that the amount of the public contract at issue in the main proceedings amounts to EUR 85,000, which is considerably below the thresholds for application laid down in Article 4 of Directive 2014/24... On the other hand, in its reference for a preliminary ruling, the referring court has not provided any information enabling the Court to... demonstrate the existence of a certain cross-border interest... In those circumstances, the Court finds itself unable to provide a useful answer to the question raised... (C - 486 / 17, paras 17 - 22, references omitted, own translation from French and emphasis added).
After canvassing judicial consideration and acceptance of CIP, as well as support for the doctrine in a leading text on the law of evidence, the Court of Appeal held that there was a sufficient common interest in the completion of the transaction in issue to find that privilege had not been waived.