Sentences with phrase «what rule makers»

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«what makes this offering especially compelling is the fact that [Protocol Labs] has found a way to run an initial coin offering (ICO) that [the company] suspects will satisfy Wall Street's rule - makers, even though they haven't really written rules for this sector yet.

We will continue to do what we can to raise awareness of these rulings amongst parents, health workers and policy makers.

This rule is a pretty quick decision maker: If you haven't used or worn an item in the last six months to a year (depending on what it is), you don't love it.

The ruling follows on bankruptcy court approval of SQN's request to sell off its share of Suniva's tools and assets, in what may be the bitter end of Suniva as a cell maker.

So, with the ground rules set, and no complaints if this or other posts are later removed, your point about policy makers strongly reminded me of what Thomas Sowell said four years ago about the striking success of his mentor Milton Friedman in affecting US (and other) government policy over many years, in a short appreciation a couple of years before the 92 - year - old Nobel Prize - winning economist died:

There are very strict rules about what information may be presented to the decision - maker and things that you may think are very important for the judge or jury to know may never be heard because the judge decides they are «not relevant».

And this type of analysis on judicial review necessarily requires that adjudicative decision makers provide adequate reasons, explaining their decisions — and not leave it to the court to fashion possible reasons [16]-- and that there be a complete record — not just what was considered, but everything bearing on the matter that should have been considered, in the case of legislative type decisions such as the adoption of bylaws and rules.

In administrative law cases, it is always necessary to ask «what the appropriate standard of review is for this question decided by this decision maker» (at para. 71, emphasis original): «The contextual standard of review analysis ensures that legislative intent is respected and the rule of law is protected when courts review decisions of administrative actors» (at para. 89).

No matter what formal rules you put on the books, any time discretion is granted to decision makers, there are going to be abuses of that discretion.

BlackBerry - maker Research in Motion (s rimm) is a notable exception to this rule, but a recent interview with their co-CEO Mike Lazaridis seems to suggest the company's leadership at least has little sense of what smartphone consumers really want.

Even though you will set the rules and be the final decision maker, you will pay attention to what your child thinks and has to say.