Sentences with phrase «statutory language»

The application of the Act to internet publications will have to come about by legislative amendment or through judicial interpretation of statutory language drafted in a far earlier era.

Though separated by just one day, the two cases represent the opposite poles of statutory interpretation despite clear statutory language in each case.

Furthermore, it is not restricted by statutory language or conditions, but rather is issued pursuant to the court's jurisdiction to bind a party to keep the peace.

Their opinion also held that, in light of the clear statutory language, the disclosure document must consist «solely» of the disclosure.

This requirement is even built into current statutory language for accountability data.

The court added that most states have statutory language which makes real estate sales associates independent contractors, so long as most of their income is derived from commissions.

The original proposed legislation provided statutory language that would enhance professional standards and support for beginning teachers, along with strengthening and improving administrative standards and practices in the evaluation process for beginning teachers.

Both decisions take a dim view of arguments that relevant statutory language does not mean what it says.

Even when there is plain statutory language giving charter schools a share of district building stock, it is too often interpreted away or just ignored.

This tradition of an affirmation as an exception is reflected in current statutory language.

The model statutory language details how legislative bodies can act on the policy recommendations.

If statutory language changes, but you do not change the language on your website, you could be misleading the public.

Another very large share of statutory language creates legal obligations related to the regulation of very complicated activities that have application to a very small subset of people.

There is however, no officially adopted statutory language or other factors for consideration set out in the statute that promote shared parenting.

Although judicial interpretation of statutory language may have been required to resolve this issue, in my humble submission the Court of Appeal has created more uncertainties than clarity with these changes.

An interesting legal issue is how the court dealt with statutory language permitting the Minister to veto.

This year's budget includes two add - ons: $ 266 million distributed based on criteria in the Governor's Executive Budget proposal and $ 100 million in «Community Schools» program funding distributed as specified by statutory language enacted by the Legislature.

A complex matrix of specific statutory language and judicial interpretations emerged out of the maelstrom of political activism over the issue that started in the late 1970s.

Other states could easily adopt similar laws, using ALDF's Model Animal Protection Laws Collection, which includes statutory language for civil injunctive relief for criminal violations.

President Trump has recently provided us law profs with an interesting example of ambiguously ambiguous statutory language, suitable for in - class problems or final exams.

These risks could be substantially reduced if the competition were funded as a line item in the IES budget, with statutory language requiring that review panels include both practitioners and researchers.

Legislators should ensure that state - level tenure reforms are not overridden by local collective bargaining agreements by articulating explicit statutory language to this effect

Both quotes are strong statements in support of good K - 12 large scale testing practices required by educational measurement standards (i.e., validity, reliability, comparability, fairness) that are also included in CA's statewide assessment authorizing statutory language.

Report offers draft model state and federal statutory language to correct the discrimination faced by parents with disabilities in the United States.

Only two states, Illinois and Hawaii, currently have statutory language specifically addressing animal hoarding.

The presumption of deference, which could run against statutory language, should be abandoned.

«Statutory language generally deems a harm compensable if it arises out of and in course of employment,» the authors wrote.

An exhaustive review of the relevant statutory language and factual matrices follows.

Mendez didn't buy that, writing, «The UIGEA language exempting fantasy sports has no corresponding authority under New York State law... The exception found in UIGEA does not apply under the current New York statutory language.»

This proposed statutory language, which all states will now have the option to adopt, is intended to «harmonize state - level regulation of virtual currencies in the absence of an overarching federal payments regulatory framework.»

With New York's arbitration law set to expire on June 30, Governor Andrew Cuomo's 2013 - 14 Executive Budget included statutory language imposing 2 percent cap on compensation cost increases resulting from arbitration, defining «compensation» to include health benefits while excluding steps and longevity increments.

Relying on the precise statutory language of Section 201, McDonnell narrowed the definition of official act, holding that bribery requires the public official to agree to exercise government power or take substantive action on a particular matter or dispute.

The working group will examine a range of issues, including removing outdated and redundant provisions in the state's alcoholic beverage control laws and modernizing statutory language for clarity.

ESSA offers much flexibility to states, but when faced with nebulous statutory language, state attorneys and program managers aren't necessarily inclined to sign off on bold new uses of the money that comes from Washington.

Possible factors include vague statutory language, dense guidance documents, and failure by LEAs to thoroughly review state policy.

(It's written in complicated statutory language, but Section 1111 (b)(2)(I)(i) has been federal law since 2002.)

The report's co-author, Teresa Tinsley, said it was encouraging to see how primary schools were «warmly embracing» statutory language teaching, making sure that «discovering the delight of new languages and cultures is firmly anchored into everything that children learn in primary schools».

While state officials have promised that the Common Core won't apply to these alternative educational settings, my bill is designed to back up that promise with enforceable statutory language,» said Bloom.

The job of putting the Governor's «Education Reform» package into statutory language rested with Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor's legal staff although, in this case, they did have some outside help from other lawyers.

ALDF's report on Confronting Animal Neglect in America: Current Law and Future Possibilities analyzes shortcomings in neglect laws and suggests statutory language to confront the problem of animal neglect.

The new statutory language states:

The Clean Power Plan falls well within the bounds of an Administrator's authority to embrace reasonable interpretations of broadly worded statutory language to address unforeseen problems without the need to resort to congressional amendment of current law.

Judges have found statutory language incomprehensible, however.

Recently, in a case of first impression, the D.C. Court of Appeals reviewed the new provision of the D.C. Uniform Arbitration Act and held that, despite the expansive statutory language, the amendment does not change the basis upon which the Court can review an arbitrator's award.