Sentences with phrase «how federalism»

«This is how federalism works.

He doesn't understand how federalism works.

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How Asymmetrical Federalism Might Allow for an Independent United Kingdom within the European Union

@DrunkCynic I'm mostly looking for a 101 - level primer on how it works in practice, not a law - review deep - dive into Federalism and history of legal precedents.

How does federalism in the United States work?

One issue not mentioned in the discussion of how to sustain involved activism is the matter of US federalism.

Also speaking, the Osun State Governor, Mr. Rauf Aregbesola said the APC set up the committee on true federalism as a way of aggregating the views of Nigerians on how the nation should be governed.

One of the central questions in the years to come will be how to break up English politics so that its population size does not imbalance Wales and Scotland in a union which will inevitably go down the road of federalism.

+1 for Federalism — a lot of folks may not realize that the constitution specifically gives states the power to set their own rules for most things, including how local positions are elected or appointed.

This is how we give federalism the best chance to work.

Also discuss the concept of federalism, and how much power states have to deny federal policies, in order to contextualize the concept of sanctuary cities.

Understands how the New Deal addressed the Great Depression, transformed American federalism, and initiated the welfare state

Yes, four long years ago, Checker Finn and I were still wedded to the «tight - loose» formula of federalism in education: Uncle Sam should be tighter on the outcomes expected from our schools but much looser on how states and districts achieve those ends.

How much government is too much, and what is a workable balance between leaving people and institutions (and states and cities) free to make their own decisions and compelling them to behave in ways that someone else, usually someone higher on the federalism hillside, decides is good for them?

For a discussion of how (in general) states can push back against federal policies, see John Dinan, «How States Talk Back to Washington and Strengthen American Federalism,» Cato Institute Policy Analysis No. 744, December 3, 2013, http://www.cato.org/publications/policy-analysis/how-states-talk-back-washington-strengthen-american-federalism (accessed September 16, 201how (in general) states can push back against federal policies, see John Dinan, «How States Talk Back to Washington and Strengthen American Federalism,» Cato Institute Policy Analysis No. 744, December 3, 2013, http://www.cato.org/publications/policy-analysis/how-states-talk-back-washington-strengthen-american-federalism (accessed September 16, 201How States Talk Back to Washington and Strengthen American Federalism,» Cato Institute Policy Analysis No. 744, December 3, 2013, http://www.cato.org/publications/policy-analysis/how-states-talk-back-washington-strengthen-american-federalism (accessed September 16, 201how-states-talk-back-washington-strengthen-american-federalism (accessed September 16, 2015).

If it decides to proceed, the Trump Administration needs to decide where it stands with faith - based groups and how it defines federalism in the context of a national tax credit.

Both administrations were unwilling to challenge the traditional view of federalism, which essentially restricted the federal role in governing how states treated citizens under law.

George W. Bush's No Child Left Behind was a direct assault on federalism because it asserted the power of Congress and the Department of Education to tell states and localities how to measure «progress» and how to reform schools.

With EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's job now hanging in the balance, it is a good time to recall that, just after his Senate confirmation, he gave a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) that emphasized the three principles he said would stand at «the heart of how we do business at the EPA»: process, rule of law, and federalism.

Others of the elites are Crime & Federalism, De Novo, How Appealing, Legal Theory Blog, Patently - O and The UCL Practitioner.

It is not clear how this inconsistency would play out under U.S. federalism laws.

Getting analytical on sexual consent Your latest dating how - to should be the law, specifically Delaware and national statutes, courtesy of Crime & Federalism and professor Eugene Volokh.