This item in particular caught my eye: "Effective March 2013: Employers must provide a new notice to all employees explaining the availability of Exchanges and whether or not the employee may be eligible for insurance affordability programs through the Exchange.
Assuming you know what your opponent is going to argue is a surefire way to be caught without an effective counter-argument.
The official impact assessment adds that the published evidence shows that making sentences more severe only has a minimal impact as a deterrent and that increasing the likelihood of being caught is actually more effective.
Criminal offenders tend not to be a forward-looking group, and so changing the probability of getting caught is much more effective than adding years to an already-lengthy sentence would be.
Testicular cancer treatments are very effective if caught early, according to the American Cancer Society.
As Gothamist noted today, while further education on pedestrian safety can help reduce fatalities, it's hard to see how aggressive ticketing for those caught jaywalking can be effective.
In its report, Oceana recommends that the government and the fishing industry devise new ways to "accurately count all catch, cap the amount of by-catch with science-based limits and control by-catch through effective management measures that will ensure limits are not exceeded and that by-catch is reduced over time".
Mr. Walsh was caught off guard by the effective cancellation; he said in an interview on Tuesday afternoon that he was planning to seek other outlets for the show.
Some say that offering a reward (with help from an insurer, who is otherwise caught out) is the most effective way to recover stolen art, as this allows individuals and institutions to operate without the bureaucracy of law enforcement.
His long-planned assault on Mrs. Clinton's role in the health care legislation, which Mr. Lazio's aides have for months predicted would be devastatingly effective, has not caught on, perhaps because the candidate chose to begin the attack in the middle of the World Series, when campaign coverage was overshadowed.
