[lemma=mobilization] [lemma=","] [word=of | tag=CC] | [word=□]
[lemma=mobilization] [lemma=","] [word=of | tag=CC] | [word=courts]
[lemma=mobilization] [lemma=","] [word=of | tag=CC] | [word=of]
In the four years of my tenure as Chief Justice , I have witnessed remarkable changes in our courts . At this moment in history , a pent-up demand for new housing , put on hold by war mobilization , and strengthened by the subsequent baby boom , was busily being filled on the suburban periphery . It is best to conceive of this task not as one of organizational centralization and consolidation , but rather one of cross-governmental coordination , mobilization , and leadership , with priority given to establishing collaborative , positive-sum personal relationships at senior levels . Dorla Humes ( CDB ) first raised the issue of resource mobilization , and whether it remained an objective for the CGCED . Kaye , created an independent Commission to study the impact of drug cases on the New York State courts . There are nine courts in the Fanling building , including six adult courts , one juvenile court and two other courts specifically designated to deal with care and protection orders . The case is still being debated , but it indicates that threats to religious liberty are not limited to the courts or even the legislatures . Although it did not call the Iraq conflict a civil war , the NIE did acknowledge that " the term ' civil war ' accurately describes key elements of the Iraqi conflict , including the hardening of ethno-sectarian identities , a sea change in the character of the violence , ethno-sectarian mobilization , and population displacements . While a stay of local proceedings brought in breach of the forum agreement may be granted , the courts possess a measure of discretion whether to grant such stay .