We have long been suggesting ways for our country to
assert our rights on the WPS but they fell on deaf ears,' Zarate said.
Duterte urged to uphold Hague ruling on WPS during Xi Jinping's visit
In the
ASSERT patients with no atrial fibrillation history, 35% of all strokes or systemic emboli were preceded by at least one episode of device-detected AHRE.
Asymptomatic tachycardia boosts stroke risk
In a friend-of-the-court brief, Moore's group
asserts that the provision in the First Amendment barring laws "respecting an establishment of religion" protects no individual rights--a position that has been adopted by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Hour of decision: Supreme Court will decide whether taxpayers can challenge President Bush's 'faith-based' crusade
A common set of circumstances where long-arm jurisdiction is
asserted would involve an out-of-state company that transacts business and a dispute arises from that transaction.
Internet Law Under Construction
And yet, despite all the biblical evidence to the contrary, God is
asserted by Christian teaching to be morally perfect, just, and merciful.
Looking for God in all the wrong places
Freland,(8) the plaintiff
asserted that the defendant police officer used deadly force in direct violation of the department's policy.
Liability implications of departmental policy violations
TEI acknowledges that only minimal contact with a jurisdiction is required by the Due Process Clause before a State can
assert its taxing power over a business; the Commerce Clause however, requires "substantial nexus" -- and it is TEI's firm belief that this more stringent standard is not satisfied by the mere issuance of a software license to a resident of a particular jurisdiction.
Proposed New Jersey nexus regulations
Throughout history, women
asserted this right, or, as Lerner puts it, sought "authorization," by several means.
The Creation of Feminist Consciousness: From the Middle Ages to 1870
Though they are descriptive they seem to
assert at the same time a certain spiritual condition.
Lisa Bradley
* Make clear the IRS will not
assert the penalty against a non-owner employee with only administrative authority (such as a bookkeeper who is not an owner or an employee who signs checks but does not have discretionary authority to do so).
Meet the new 100% penalty
'We should
assert our sovereignty, not by waging a war against China,' Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon said on Sunday as he urged the Senate to take a stand on the invasion of Philippine territories amid China's military activities in South China Sea.
Drilon: Senate should assert PH sovereignty and its role in foreign policy
The founders of the field, many of whom were second and third generation Asian Americans, initially sought to
assert the Americanness of their subjects in order to counter the tendency of nativist movements and even academic institutions to view Asians in the United States as representatives of their Asian ancestral lands.
Chinese San Francisco, 1850-1943: A Trans-Pacific Community. (Reviews)
United States.(35) In Davis, the Court ruled that a suspect must make an unequivocal request for a lawyer in order to effectively
assert his Miranda right to counsel, despite the government's burden of proving the suspect made a knowing, intelligent, and voluntary waiver of his Miranda rights.
Beyond 'Miranda.' (the landmark 'Miranda v. Arizona' case)
In addition, in its administrative recommendations to the IRS, Congress enjoined the IRS to change its approach in applying the penalty provisions: "In the application of penalties, the IRS should make a correct substantive decision in the first instance rather than mechanically
assert penalties with the idea they will be] corrected later." House Report at 1405.
Proposed accuracy-related penalty regulations