Sentences with phrase «state law in»

CalOPPA is the first state law in the nation to require commercial websites and online services to post a privacy policy.

The Dallas Crown horse slaughter plant in Kaufman, Texas was ordered closed by the town's Board of Adjustments in March of 2006, but managed to tie the process up with appeals until it was closed under an unrelated state law in 2007.

At the conference, taking place Feb. 23 - 35, she wants to impart on her listeners the importance of lobbying — an invaluable skill for anyone who wishes to change a city or state law in favor of animal rights.

Levi & Korsinsky is investigating the Board of Directors of VaxGen, Inc. («VaxGen» or the «Company»)(OTC BB: VXGN) for possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law in connection with their attempt to sell the Company to Oxigene Inc. («Oxigene»)(NasdaqGM: OXGN).

Here's a summary: A blue sky law is a state law in the United States that regulates the offering and sale of securities to protect the public from fraud.

It's still prohibited by state law in 9 states.

Conviction of a felony or other crime of moral turpitude under federal or state law in a matter related to the practice of, or qualifications for, financial counseling.

Federal law always overrides state law in most all circumstances.

If there's an animal liability exclusion, for example, that endorsement is likely to be specific to your state in order to comply with case law and the wording of state law in regards to that type of liability.

State law in Washington already allocates money for teacher - librarians in schools, but school boards, superintendents and principals shift certified school librarians

State law in Washington already allocates money for teacher - librarians in schools, but school boards, superintendents and principals shift certified school librarians out of their libraries frequently.

The cost of the exams is millions more than originally expected, and Gov. Scott Walker has called for their elimination from state law in his recent 2015 - 17 budget proposal.

«We need to be assured that all charters are under this SELPA — and that is my only objection,» he said, adding, «We are taking the advantages that are allied to us by state law in the renewal process to raise questions that have to do with the oversight, which is totally within our bounds.»

1) Whether the current statutes or state law in effect prior to July 1, 2011 governing permanent employment violate students» rights to a free education under the equal protection provisions of the Tennessee or U.S. Constitution.

Gresham asked Attorney General Robert Cooper whether the current statutes or state law in effect prior to July 1, 2011 governing permanent employment violate students» rights to a free education under the equal protection provisions of the Tennessee or U.S. Constitution.

Since lawmakers approved a change in state law in the spring, districts in «transformation status» now must stay under state control until they have achieved a «C» grade or higher for five consecutive years.

MarylandCAN seeks to change state law in order to dramatically increase the number of charter schools in our state.

For 18 years, state law in California restricted bilingual education and taught students like me that knowing two languages was a disadvantage.

The school board issued a statement saying it is following state law in terms of the caps on damages a government agency can be forced to pay in a lawsuit.

Hernandez ruled that Jindal's team did not offer any evidence that Superintendent John White had broken state law in amending an existing contract with a testing company to deliver the new Common Core exams, which were developed by the federally funded PARCC consortium.

The system, enacted into state law in 2010, was created, in part, to make it easier to identify which teachers performed the best so their methods could be replicated, and which performed the worst, so they could be fired.

Can this be put into state law in a manner that would please you?

As operators of high quality public charter schools offering independent study, we stand united in following the state law in the operation of resources centers and school sites.

A change to state law in 2015 eliminated the previous WPCP cap of 1,000 full - time equivalent (FTE) students.

Unlike other industries that often offer higher pay to compensate for less desirable working conditions or to attract more desired applicants in high - need areas (like STEM fields), public school systems are generally limited by collective bargaining agreements or state law in their ability to offer differential compensation (see Goldhaber et al., 2015).

The Riverside Unified School District in California's vast inland empire east of Los Angeles took advantage of a new state law in 2010 and declared itself a District of Choice.

In effect, Plainedge's repeated miscalculations allowed the district to pile up unrestricted reserves far beyond those allowed by state law in two of the three years covered, auditors said.

The concept is to tweak state law in order for residents to take advantage of the federal law that expands charitable donation deductions but restricts to $ 10,000 annually what residents can take in the way of federal deductions on their state and local income taxes.

The esteemed site was established by the New York State Legislature and incorporated into state law in 1891.

«State law in New York already requires that we educate our children on abduction — it is high time that we updated it to ensure that we are also educating our children on sexual abuse awareness and prevention.

In 1992, the B&ECPL asserted its independence under New York State Law in a court case that secured administrative and financial authority previously compromised by officials of Erie County government.

The Financial Control Board reviews the city's four - year financial plan quarterly to decide whether the city is complying with fiscal guidelines passed into state law in 1975.

The vote is considered a victory for tenant advocates after they charged Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Albany legislators with failing to strengthen the state law in their favor when it was renewed on June 23.

Winner cited a 2004 circuit court decision in Ohio (ACLU v. Taft) that ruled the federal need for representation should trump state law in certain circumstances.

The memorializing resolution supporting the law had passed unanimously and with little fanfare at the last meeting, but drew the ire of local gun owners who felt it was not subject to discussion and mirrored the passage of the state law in being approved on short notice with minimal discussion.

Filed by Protect the Adirondacks and Adirondack Wild, the lawsuit claims the Adirondack Park Agency and Department of Environmental Conservation broke state law in approving plans for former timber company land centered around the Essex Chain of Lakes between Indian Lake and Newcomb in Essex and Hamilton counties.

«Because everyone's eyes are on election matters right now, we wanted to take this moment to make very, very clear that New York City and all of us here are going to be very, very actively engaged in a campaign to change state law in the coming months to finally make this a state that's voter friendly, to finally make this a state where people can participate and not be disenfranchised.»

The $ 15 minimum wage went from the Green Party to state law in two years.

His bill banning the use of handheld cell phones while driving became the first such state law in the entire country in 2000.

Schneiderman's campaign has made choice a signature focus, using it as a cudgel with which to smash his GOP / Conservative opponent, Staten Island DA Dan Donovan, who is personally pro-life, but insists he won't actively seek to change state law in this arena the way attorneys general have done in other states.

The ointment or eyedrops are required by state law in the United States to help prevent eye infections, some of which can cause blindness.

A new state law in California will hold private and charter schools to the same sports safety standards as public schools.

It's state law in all 50 states though all states have statutes to follow which differ and are more or less severe.

But he was willing to hold — insisted on holding, for plausible reasons — that the role of a referendum proponent does not confer standing to represent the constitutionality of state law in federal court.

CalOPPA is the first state law in the nation to require commercial websites and online services to post a privacy policy.

For these reasons he and President Obama have determined that DOMA may not be constitutionally applied to same - sex couples whose marriages are legally recognised under state law in those states that recognise same - sex unions.

Democrats and unions already are planning to challenge the state laws in court.

A bill passed the lower chamber that would render useless state laws in the majority of states, including the 15 states and -LSB-...]

A bill passed the lower chamber that would render useless state laws in the majority of states, including the 15 states and the District of Columbia where state interest rate limits prevent payday lending.

Even if Obama were to back down completely, you still have 28 state laws in place that contain this mandate.