Sentences with phrase «unresolved questions of»

[T] he Native Title Act went a substantial way in settling the fundamental grievance of indigenous Australia; the brutal dispossession of their lands and the smashing of their ways of life at the hands of an alien imperial power... I saw the opportunity of the native title route as a modality in dealing with and settling unresolved questions of indigenous land justice in this country... One of its main objects is to «provide for the recognition and protection of native title»; that is, those rights and interests finding their origin in indigenous law and custom; not finding those rights and interests arising solely or peculiarly from the Act itself.

In ensuring that the identity of native title rights contained no unresolved questions of extinguishment it was important to identify any exclusive rights that might imply a measure of control by Indigenous groups over access to land.

Even in cases on direct appeal from a state court, when the decision below leaves unresolved questions of state law or procedure which bear on federal constitutional questions, we dismiss the appeal.

Israel answers the unresolved questions of the primeval story with a perfectly astounding affirmation: the problems of man's rebellion against God will be answered — and are in fact now being answered — by God's own initiative and action in human history in and through Abraham and the nation Israel — in whom all the families of the earth must ultimately be blessed.

But that still leaves unresolved the question of why Pope Benedict did not seize the opportunity presented by a short pontificate to effect real Curial reform.

So it is that the introduction of the story of salvation [in the call of Abraham, Gen. 12] answers the unresolved question of the primeval story — the question of God's relationship to the totality of peoples.

Addressing the unresolved question of how story influences personal character, Bondi undertakes an analysis of the aspects by which the self through character exists in relation to the world.

It should be noted that the «thaw without transfer» provision for non-transferred embryos permitted in the UK can not be easily adopted in Ireland, due Medical Council guidelines and the unresolved question of Constitutional protection of the unborn as contained in Article 40.3.3.

In turn, far from being out of bounds, the unresolved question of climate change's economic and social effects should be central to a reasoned policy debate.

In addition to the following research articles raising questions on linking CO2 increases to water vapor increases, there is the unresolved question of how clouds will react and influence climate as CO2 increases.

She gets let go, presumably with severance of some sort and the employer is left with those costs, the costs of the grievance and the unresolved question of what to do next time.

[T] o find that, according to traditional law and culture, there is a right to control access to land, or to make decisions about its use, but that the right is not an exclusive right, may mask the fact that there is an unresolved question of extinguishment.

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The question of whether shareholders benefit from such activism beyond an initial bump in stock price is likely to remain unresolved, given the methodological problems plaguing studies on the subject.

The two reiterated declarations of personal friendship and the close alliance between the United States and Israel, but at the end of a six - minute news conference in which they took no questions, several questions dividing the two nations remained unresolved.

Regarding the role of a cryptocurrency token, there are many unresolved questions among investors as well as regulators.

With that the House returned to the greatest mystery of both 2011 and 2012, the unresolved question at the heart of who we are as a nation, the mystery that shackles us with suspicion and doubt: What was Peter MacKay doing with that helicopter?

«canon» wasnt a term that came into being until Council of Nicea, that does nt mean that the divinity of Jesus was an unresolved question until then

The whole question of Jesus» use of the term Son of man is an unresolved problem.

I should mention briefly a third factor contributing to the crisis of Indian Secularism, namely the tension between Hinduism and the missionary religions on the question of conversion which continue unresolved».

Keeping in mind the principle of linkage, we see how anxiety about death may be bound up with unresolved questions about the meaning of life.

Meanwhile the likelihood of a hung parliament after 7 May and the inter-party deals that will be required to form a coalition, plus the existence of unresolved and urgent constitutional questions which require resolution provides the necessary political backdrop for the establishment of a constitutional convention.

46 days after Martin's death, there is sustained controversy surrounding the question as to whether this tragedy is symbolic of deep racial tensions yet unresolved in American society.

That being said, when drones are used, as it were, «outside» of war a host of controversial legal questions arises, some of which are genuinely unresolved.

He would also have to give up his Brooklyn seat, although it's in a safe Democratic district, and so that wouldn't likely impact the yet - unresolved balance of power question.

And, even if he does manage to cobble together a compromise on the broad parameters of Britain's defence, the question of Trident remains unresolved and seemingly intractable.

Unresolved questions surrounding Rep. Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania and former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff in Colorado — and Republican attempts to provide accelerant to the incumbent protection flap — have suddenly forced Senate candidates in a handful of other states, including Arkansas, Illinois and Ohio, to respond to queries about possible White House involvement in their own races, throwing them off message and on the defensive.

With the party struggling to get «political air time» and questions about its long - term future seemingly unresolved, the Liberal Democrats were in dire need of an electoral boost and positive headlines.

But despite an end - of - session slate of bills passing that included needed extensions for rent control, the property tax cap, the 421a tax abatement and mayoral control of New York City schools, it's likely unresolved policy questions will linger through the rest of the year.

The Bishop of London has responded to the challenge of laying Margaret Thatcher to rest with a speech that leaves all the questions about her future unresolved.

In a statement today by SERAP deputy director Timothy Adewale, the organization said: «Nigerians should have some sense of what it is the government is doing in our name, especially against the background of the declaration by the authorities that the anti-insurgency war has ended and the Boko Haram terror group defeated, as well as the unresolved questions on how over $ 2bn was spent by former Jonathan administration to fight Boko Haram.

But at least on Wednesday, the question of how the funding restorations would be paid for was still unresolved — especially since the governor has said he doesn't want to raise taxes.

After an hourlong meeting with city finance commissioner David DelVecchio, who is also treasurer of the urban renewal agency, councilors said they still had unresolved questions.

«We appreciate that the administration continues to modify the proposal, but some of the biggest questions remain unresolved,» Councilman Dan Garodnick said.

Due to the gaps in knowledge and the many unresolved questions, IQWiG still regards the use of certain forms of SCT for multiple myeloma to be acceptable only in the context of clinical studies.

The Landmark Patrick Harran Case Ends Inconclusively 09 July 2014 The legal struggle arising from the death of Sheharbano «Sheri» Sangji leaves a major question unresolved.

They include an abstract, an introduction that outlines the main themes, brief subheadings, and an outline of important unresolved questions.

«There also remain many unresolved questions including the mechanisms of estrogen's cardioprotective effect, making this truly a work in progress,» she said.

Key questions remain unresolved in the firing of dean David Kessler by the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine last week.

Indeed, in a lengthy discussion in the paper's Supplementary Information section, Reich and colleagues do concede that «the ultimate question of the Proto - Indo - European homeland is unresolved by our data.»

And most important, because people are afraid to die, and they sometimes find hope in the unresolved status of the biggest questions.

Hopefully I can influence these fields and implement the innovative tradition of physics to unresolved questions.

The report also notes some still - unresolved questions that have become increasingly active areas of research.

Many of our questions about the genetic and environmental influences on brain development can not be answered with cross-sectional data and remain unresolved until longitudinal information is available on our twins.

«This is an important innovation because despite centuries of scholarship there exist many unresolved questions about the... evolution for different folktale traditions,» says Robert Ross, a psychologist at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, who has studied the origins and transmission of folktales.

They are convinced that the vast volume of uncaptured data holds the answers to several unresolved questions.

The question of whether Stephen LaBerge or Keith Hearne initially introduced the technique is unresolved.

And an inquiry into CRU's science backed by UEA said in April, «A host of important unresolved questions also arises from the application of Freedom of Information legislation in an academic context.»

In 2011, Peter Walter and David Ron, pioneer in the field of human UPR, had formulated that the relationship between membrane lipids and the UPR remained a central unresolved question in the field.

University of Adelaide researchers have made a breakthrough in investigating salt tolerance in plants which could lead to new salt tolerant varieties of crops, and also answer unresolved questions in plant biology.

The committee said there were unresolved questions about the safety and nutritional value of irradiated food.