It is noteworthy that American workers in the airline and railway industries, which are governed not by the 1935 law but by a stronger statute, the Railway Labor Act, have much higher rates of unionization.
I would therefore ask Mrs Gradin and her colleague to think again about ways of giving this body, responsible for clarifying biotechnological choices, a stronger statute.
The UC case can also serve as a model for similar prosecutions in other states with strong statutes.
A strong federal gun trafficking statute is needed to address this weak standard.
It would have taken a remarkably strong federal statute, loaded with every enforcement measure in the book, to combat a social problem of that magnitude.
Judge Phillips also made a strong case that the federal statute enacting the "don't ask, don't tell" policy violates the Constitution.
As a result, the English language experienced a strong revival; in 1362, a Statute of Pleading ordered the English language to be used in law courts, and the year after, Parliament was for the first time opened in English.
The Justice Department has long had on the books a strong arsenal of civil rights statutes to prosecute abusive police officers.
The German draft legislation is backed by the governing coalition — giving it a strong shot at making it onto the statute books.
Hale proposed the creation of county courts, and also drew a strong distinction between written laws, such as statutes, and customary, unwritten laws.
There are arguments to be made that changing the current practice will require a constitutional amendment, but I think there is a strong case that it could be done by statute, and I would pursue that avenue vigorously as Senator.
