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"There will be a 12-month window to move forward on these collateral issues."

"So they question whether by having this collateral issue, it would weaken the value of the state driver's license."

"The evidence was overwhelming without it, and it only bore on a minor collateral issue."

The brief, he said, "is addressed largely to collateral issues that should not obscure the criminal charges returned by the grand jury."

This will take hard work instead, and this is no more apparent than in the area of insurance and, in particular, the collateral issue.

The prosecutor, Stuart E. Abrams, described the excluded videotape as a collateral issue that would have diverted the jury.

In trying to preclude this evidence, baseball said it would be "highly prejudicial and lead the court and the jury into consideration of entirely collateral issues."

However, the Treaty did not clarify on the terminus of the Beagle channel, which created many territorial and collateral issues such as navigation rights.

There are many collateral issues in this answer, so more credibility means cooperation of EU institutions, national legislators, but also governing bodies in areas of sport.

He has warned the hospital that a failure to solve labor problems and other "collateral issues" could lead the Democrat-controlled Board of Aldermen to put up obstacles to the project.

As a collateral issue, the question of whether or not the modification is a good deal must be evaluated because any modification is inherently a sole source award to the incumbent contractor.

"It's designed to get people to focus on how nice Foxwoods is, how we can help Bridgeport and encourage them not to get caught up in all the collateral issues, like the parimutuels."

Considering the collateral issues, such as the cost-versus-benefit impact assessment, then broader debugging techniques will expand to determine the frequency of anomalies (how often the same "bugs" occur) to help assess their impact to the overall system.

To the Editor: Your May 14 editorial about genetically altered salmon - "hormonally hyperactive creatures" - brought to mind a collateral issue: the lack of regulations requiring disclosure pertaining to the feedstuffs on which farm-raised fish are grown.

"There was no need in the trial to bring out any more than basic information about the Enron investigation because it really is a collateral issue," said John J. Fahy, a certified public accountant and former federal prosecutor in New Jersey.

Justice La Forest, in a separate concurring opinion, agreed with McIntyre's result but on the basis that the polygraph had too much mystique that would unduly influence the jury, and the potential for opening up too many collateral issues.

However, in general, individual service by a process server is the best way to effect service of process, as it completely avoids having to litigate the collateral issue of whether the defendant actually had good cause (or not) to not waive service.

The 1984 treaty resolves also several collateral issues of great importance, including navigation rights, sovereignty over other islands in the Fuegian Archipelago, delimitation of the Straits of Magellan, and maritime boundaries south to Cape Horn and beyond.

But when the defense tried to question the KNBC reporter and her alleged police sources, Judge Ito balked; it was, he said, a "collateral issue," and besides, the story actually helped the defense by showing just how wrong the press could sometimes be.

"This gives banks the backing we need to get over the collateral issue," and makes the lending process "more palatable," said Christopher C. Giamo, a vice president at Commerce Bank, a lender based in Cherry Hill that was involved in the loan to Price Systems.

"What they should not be allowed to do is hammer at him on collateral issues completely in dispute, equivocal at best, and in no way establishes he was lying then, much less that he's lying on the stand," Mark Hulkower, one of Mr. Belnick's lawyers, said in a hearing on April 22.