Labour sought unsuccessfully to insert a clause in the act to assert charities' rights to engage in political campaigning, following the 2014 lobbying act, which some see as having had a chilling effect on policy work in the sector.
It is widely held that the dopiest anti-Obamacare lawsuit is King vs. Burwell, a conservative contrivance that tortures four words in the Affordable Care Act to assert that consumer healthcare subsidies in three dozen states should be invalidated.
McCreedy can't eat; he looks across the table and sees "All three...waiting for him to respond, to act, to assert himself, to be.
Mr. Connor has invoked the Americans With Disabilities Act to assert that McDonald's illegally discriminated against him by concluding that he was so fat that he was too disabled to work.
A lower appellate court upheld the other counts but threw out the terrorism conviction, ruling that the facts showed that Mr. Morales acted to assert his gang's dominance over rival gangs.
He pushed through the Black Acts to assert royal authority over the Kirk, and denounced the writings of his former tutor Buchanan.
The new readiness of the President, through his subordinates, to act unilaterally — to assert power from the odd fact of his having twice been decisively elected to lead the country — though it has outraged a few Republicans, is itself a positive sign.
WHEREAS, the Act represents a dramatic attempt to assert federal command and control over this country's health care system, which accounts for one-sixth of our nation's economy, thereby reducing individual freedom for health care decisions; and.
The death-defying act was meant to assert that risk-taking is a primary motive for art.
There are tons of other hotter and more agreeable acts to do to assert your power.
