After much
hand wringing regarding the state of the patent system in America, the cogs of political, academic, and legal reform are slowly turning.
Not exact matches
Herbert Chapman, Bertie Mee and Don Howe are turning over in their graves and George Graham is
wringing his
hands regarding our shambolic defending.
Outsiders may
regard all this angst as the
hand -
wringing of spoiled children.
In this
regard, contrary to much of the
hand -
wringing in the press, the deal - making that took place in the House and may still take place in the Senate for shares of free allowances is an example of the useful and important mechanism through which a cap - and - trade system provides the means for a political constituency of support and action to be assembled without reducing the policy's effectiveness or driving up its cost.
There has been a big debate
regarding the law in this area, and a lot of
hand -
wringing from the Law Commission, but really, the time has now come to start dealing with this properly.