Cuccinelli's spokesperson, Brian Gottstein, said the attorney general's decision not to certify the rules had nothing to do with his personal views on abortion.
Cuccinelli, an outspoken opponent of abortion rights, refused to certify the rules passed by the board, arguing that it had exceeded its authority in its decision to grandfather in existing clinics.
According to the state Board of Elections, which certifies local rules, 66 of the 100 county boards — which each have two Republicans and one Democrat — have submitted bipartisan proposals for the November vote.
Although this is not a "limited fund" case certified under Rule 23(b)(1)(B), the terms of the settlement reflect essential allocation decisions designed to confine compensation and to limit defendants' liability.
The litigation, therefore, could not be certified under Rule 23(b)(3) as a class action, but the initiating plaintiff's claim would remain live; it would not be "dead on arrival". 660 F.3d, at 1175.
This law empowered the secretary of Commerce to issue and enforce traffic rules, certify aircraft, improve air safety and investigate the cause of accidents.
The aim is to overcome the consumer confusion caused by having more than 40 different private and state groups, often with conflicting rules, certifying which products are organic.
The upward trend can be seen in the number of Chinese organic producers certified under Agriculture Department rules, which rose more than 200 percent, to 669 last year, from 216 in 2008.
The report by Ofheo concluded that Fannie Mae rode roughshod over the rules, certifying that some hedges were "perfect hedges" when they were not, and in other cases treated as hedges investments that did not qualify for the treatment.
DIESEL cars certified under EU rules as the cleanest yet built are pumping out toxic exhaust emissions at up to 9.9 times the official maximum, a Sunday Times investigation has revealed.
Advocates of E30 argue that such inefficiencies can be overcome if high-compression engines are tuned to use the fuel and are certified under EPA rules, making such engines more akin to racecars.
