"Unelected, unofficial judges should worry, should pause, before making changes of that nature".
Before making changes this year, you surveyed workers extensively about what they want in a health care plan.
And Mr. Marchionne has signaled that he will see Chrysler facilities himself before making changes to plants and products.
The developer will have to submit the review to the San Francisco Planning Commission before making changes to the property.
Until that moment, North Carolina and 14 other states, mostly in the south, had been required to obtain prior federal approval before making changes to their voting laws.
"Wouldn't it be prudent to wait for more data before making changes in the accommodative monetary policy stance?" asked Representative H. James Saxton, Republican of New Jersey.
A central element of that law required certain states and jurisdictions with a history of discrimination to obtain federal permission before making changes to their election laws.
The lawsuit will also seek to reimpose a requirement that North Carolina obtain "preclearance" from the federal government before making changes to its election rules.
However, on June 25 this year the supreme court struck down the element of the Voting Rights Act that required states with a history of racially-discriminatory voting practices to gain federal approval before making changes.
The ruling invalidated the section of the 1965 voting rights act that required certain states and counties with a history of racial discrimination to get federal preclearance before making changes to their election laws.
The act requires federal permission before making changes in voting procedures like how registration is conducted, where polling places are put, how elections are publicized and where the boundaries of voting precincts are drawn.
