Sentences with phrase «interjoined pieces of law»

After this piece of the law went into effect in August, religious nonprofits were given «safe harbor» of one year from implementing the law.

In other words, they could threaten to call a general election over any vote or piece of law if they lost.

Rather, Collins said in Trump's first 100 days, Republicans will repeal pieces of the law through the reconciliation process, which requires fewer votes but limits what can be removed.

It'll be one of the most dangerous pieces of law this country has ever produced.

I bring up «common use», because the biggest piece of law in US Firearms history came in 2008 with DC vs. Heller in a highly controversial 5 - 4 decision, the Justices found that the Second Amendment was an individual right, and that individuals had the right to own «weapons in common use».

The coalition purposefully created a piece of law which was simultaneously revolutionary and indecipherable.

Since then, the group has been «chipping away» at pieces of law that restrict nurse practitioners from practicing as fully as they should be able to, said Stephen Ferrara, executive director of the association.

The Ministry of Justice said the removal of «redundant and sometimes absurd» pieces of law would simplify and modernise the law.

This mostly pernicious piece of law now has international reach.

«New York is so far forwards with regards to open data,» says Hidalgo, and the piece of the law that allows gun owners to remain anonymous «is something that came out in the dark of the night.»

«So what this does is eliminates that piece of law that prevents people from paying.»

«Obviously Medicaid expansion was a piece of the law, and perhaps some states would continue that with state dollars so that would affect how many people gain or lose insurance,» Hoadley says.

But in the ensuing months, as NYSED worked to write the regulations that spelled out how the law would be implemented, it pushed the student performance piece of the law in directions that NYSUT didn't like.

A fundamental piece of the law requires each school district to set aside at least one percent of its Title I funds for parent and family engagement activities, and districts must actively include parents and family members in decisions regarding how these funds are spent.

Different pieces of law give you rights to get information about what you owe.

Yet in November 2009, the Supreme Court ruled in a shock judgment, that followed strong arguments from the banks expensive barristers, that due to a narrow technical decision bank charges didn't NEED to be fair — well at least on the main piece of law that was tried.

This is a piece of law that wasn't looked at in the test case, and it's likely to be easier to argue (though still far from a guaranteed success).

To carry on you will almost certainly need to use a different piece of law to the one you already tried and went to court with.

Let's take the all - too - common requirement that some piece of the law be displayed somewhere in ALL CAPS.

You could argue that adopting only the (much) tried and true in technology is a sensible thing; after all, who wants to tie even a small piece of law's seamless web to something that will crumble faster than acid paper.

But the biggest piece of my law practice remains local: the client file.

Another piece of law to be familiar with as a plaintiff in Idaho is the state's statute of limitations, which allows personal injury victims two years from the date of their accident to sue.

The industry does a fair job of regulating itself, but if we are to have federal legislation, wouldn't it be nice to have a piece of law that was well considered, thoughtful and reasonable?

Every piece of your law firm marketing should be focused on the client's needs.

Additionally, the association has long enjoyed a collaborative relationship with the Canadian Bar Association's B.C. Branch on collecting various pieces of law firm management information.

«It's a critical piece of law in the country, and no one really knows what it means or says.

But there's a small problem with hanging your hat on that one piece of law and not looking at anything else relevant.

Not exact matches

The two laws require companies get affirmative opt - in permission from every user for every piece of data any company keeps or processes.

Rumors of such a plan first surfaced in a Vanity Fair piece in June, which reported that Trump had discussed such plans with both his daughter Ivanka and with his son - in - law Jared Kushner, the owner and publisher of New York's Observer magazine, who has advised Trump on media matters.

This announcement comes nearly three years after the overwhelming bipartisan passage into law of the JOBS Act, a historic piece of legislation designed to help small businesses raise funds to launch and grow.

Likewise, the president - elect has been very vocal about wanting to «dismantle» the Dodd - Frank law and Volcker Rule, two pieces of banking regulation passed in the wake of the financial crisis.

Others have criticized the bill because it isn't as stringent as a piece of Vermont legislation that will now be superseded by the federal law.

Morrison says she has always supported letting consumers know which products have GMO ingredients, but she wants one piece of federal legislation rather than 50 state laws.

Dell's condemnation comes soon after Theresa May, the British home secretary, earlier this month unveiled a draft piece of legislation that proposes to grant UK spy agencies and law enforcement sweeping surveillance powers.

The Philippines brought an arbitration case in 2013 over the South China Sea, eventually lodging 15 claims against China related to the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea — a critical piece of international law that both countries have ratifiLaw of the Sea — a critical piece of international law that both countries have ratifilaw that both countries have ratified.

With the laws banning the drug on shaky legal footing in Ontario and elsewhere, it's a timely piece of journalism.

(Others in Dimock claim they were told that if they refused to sign a lease, gas would be taken out from under their land anyway, since under Pennsylvania law a well drilled on a leased piece of property can capture gas from neighboring, unleased properties.)

An administration official told reporters that the law «in many respects was a piece of massive government overreach» and that some of the rules within the law, passed in the wake of last decade's financial crisis, «may have even been unconstitutional.»

NRF has argued before Congress and in court that the practice is a violation of federal antitrust law the same as if retailers were to collude on the price of specific pieces of merchandise.

The United States Congress passed late last night a $ 1.3 trillion budget spending bill that also contained a piece of legislation that allows internal and foreign law enforcement access to user data stored online without a search warrant or probable cause.

If I write down a long number on a piece of paper and sell it to you for a hamburger, under what law would that be illegal?

But the most significant piece of marijuana legislation coming out of Congress in recent years was a budget rider preventing the Department of Justice from interfering with state - level marijuana laws.

At the same time, notes a «History of the Postal Monopoly in the United States» from the Journal of Law and Economics, the governors of the new U.S. Postal Service established a regulation allowing them to surrender bits and pieces of their exclusive grant to preserve the substance of the monopoly.

At the White House yesterday, I had the pleasure of watching one of the most forward - thinking pieces of pro-business bipartisan legislation to date signed into law by President Obama: the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS)...

The last article of his that I read, moments before learning of his death, was his piece in the February issue of First Things called «On Loving the Law of God,» an engaging essay (responding to one by Gilbert Meilaender) on the law - and - gospel dialectic of LutheraniLaw of God,» an engaging essay (responding to one by Gilbert Meilaender) on the law - and - gospel dialectic of Lutheranilaw - and - gospel dialectic of Lutheranism.

One other monumental piece of legislation demonstrates the egalitarian nature of Israelite law.

The terror this last law struck into the hearts of inhabitants of the empire is demonstrated by an incident in the Acts of Peter in which a shattered imperial statue, broken in the course of a vigorous exorcism undertaken by Peter, was miraculously healed in response to the pleas of a terrified Christian, fearful of the consequences of leaving it in pieces.

The ten essays collected in In Search of Lost Meaning range broadly, from «anniversary» pieces (of the 1989 elections, the emergence of Solidarity, the imposition of martial law, and Hungary's 1956 revolt) to treatments of historical memory and judgment (that part of the book is titled «The Work of Hatred») to Catholic «Jewish relations.

I can see the point of this and I think the point is well put in the piece concerning the integration of matter to spirit in a unity where neither absorbs the other — in a sense, this is the structural openness to higher unity that characterises all created things in the Unity - Law.

It is that image: reality is made up of tiny little pieces of stuff, all of it acting in accord with natural laws.