The Court's decisions break down into two categories: (1)
governmentally compelled payments to support generic advertising campaigns with which individual contributors may disagree, and (2) required disclaimers included in advertising to dispel potentially misleading claims.
Why is there no
governmentally conducted conversation about the implications of the legislation that arouses their concerns?
Or, the notion that development should evolve from existing uses, rather than by
governmentally planned, wholesale clearance and new construction.
system, with all of its moral hazard, adverse selection, and other flaws (many
governmentally induced), does provide strong incentives to give high-quality care to those who are truly ill.
The demographics of different age groups within a particular society produce numerous effects economically, socially, and
governmentally. Countries where the elderly population is growing faster than its working age population may eventually be unable to pay for old-age social services.
The move supports the company's consulting work, says Byron-Fortin, as Blue Heron can now develop a spill plan, training and access to materials needed for that plan as well as the
governmentally mandated inspections of the equipment.
The globalization of communication technology, transportation systems, and business has stimulated the initiation and growth of
governmentally and privately sponsored mental health programs.
Lawmaker Amira al-Baldawi said that the
governmentally subsidized system should be directed to the society's poor segments.
More companies will move their operations to less
governmentally regulated countries, creating wealth and new jobs in places other than Arkansas or the United States.
The appointment must also strike a delicate balance with the other heads of the executive: politically (between Christian Democrats, Socialists, or even Liberals or Greens),
governmentally (between large and small states) and geographically (between the South and North of Europe, or even between the East and the West).
"How could a Christian minister not be against a
governmentally sponsored license plate?" asked Summers in the column.
In his analysis of Silko's, Momaday's, and Edrich's narratives of spiritual return, McClure sketches the overdetermined nature of religion and secularism in Native American literature: on the one hand, Native Americans have long served as spiritual, earth-centered Other in the secular Western imaginary, a stereotype inflecting any engagement with native spiritual practices; at the same time,
governmentally sanctioned programs of acculturation have severed many Native Americans from their cultural and sacral inheritances.
With a clear spotlight of reform focusing on colleges and universities, the scepter of change must be taken seriously or, chances are, it will be
governmentally imposed.
By 2000, the VQA had become a
governmentally regulated system--all sizes of wineries were obliged to follow its mandates.
A former director with the International Window Cleaning Association, author John Baxter draws upon his many years of experience and expertise to articulately explain how to create and register a window cleaning business, as well as how to chose a company name, the proper equipment required, how to advertise and solicit business, keep accounts, organize the office, bid on house and storefront windows, hire employees, keep and process
governmentally required paperwork, and every other aspect of a professional window cleaning business operation.
