Sentences with phrase «government acted properly»

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«The Assembly acted responsibly by extending mayoral control for New York City schools as well providing the certainty that our local governments so desperately need in order to function properly.

Maloney Act of 1938: The act that added section 15A to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, allowing for the establishment of registered securities associations to promote self - regulation of the securities industry, properly supervised by the governmeAct of 1938: The act that added section 15A to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, allowing for the establishment of registered securities associations to promote self - regulation of the securities industry, properly supervised by the governmeact that added section 15A to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, allowing for the establishment of registered securities associations to promote self - regulation of the securities industry, properly supervised by the governmeAct of 1934, allowing for the establishment of registered securities associations to promote self - regulation of the securities industry, properly supervised by the government.

Goodwin's team has long relied on the USDA records to identify ongoing problems of cruelty and neglect in puppy mills and to see if government officials are properly enforcing the Animal Welfare Act's modest standards.

Among the most frequently heard objections to these suits are that 1) municipalities filed these cases because the federal government has refused to act, but that tort cases are no substitute for federal policy action, and 2) that liability for climate damages — if any exist — properly rests with fossil fuel consumers, not fossil fuel producers.

The job of looking at important problems in the surface temperature record, problems which are not yet properly addressed by the government agencies responsible for that information, is instead being left to ad - hoc associations of volunteers acting in the public interest.

Do not, however, assume these government officials will properly preserve all of the evidence, reach proper conclusions as to the cause of the crash, or even act in a proper manner toward potential litigation.

In Barwick v. Government Employee Insurance Co., Inc., 2011 Ark. 128 (March 31, 2011), the court properly held that the state's version of the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act disposed of the question in the affirmative.

In his annual report, Lord Thomas said: «A properly funded justice system is a core function of the state, whether the courts are trying and sentencing those accused and found guilty of crimes, determining and declaring the private rights and obligations of individuals, or holding the democratic government to account and ensuring it acts fairly and according to law... It is therefore essential that a better and balanced means of financing the courts and tribunals is found.»

For these reasons, the Ontario government introduced comprehensive legislation, known as the Arthur WIshart Act, designed to ensure that potential franchisees are properly informed about the franchise system they are entering, and to provide protections and remedies when franchisors engage in misrepresentation or operate in a way that is unfair to their franchisees.

In 2013, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the government had failed in its obligation to properly distribute and safeguard the 1.4 million acres set aside for the Métis in the Manitoba Act.

Shouldn't this be great since the primary purposes of the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) are to help authorities monitor discriminatory and predatory lending practices, as well as to ensure government resources are allocated properly to enforcement?