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A notable veto overridden by Congress resulted in the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987, which closed gaps in former civil rights legislation by clarifying that all recipients of federal funds must abide by civil rights laws.
Separately, the Health and Human Services Department said Thursday that Medicare would extend certain key benefits to same-sex spouses, "clarifying that all beneficiaries in private Medicare plans have access to equal coverage when it comes to care in a nursing home where their spouse lives".
Eugene Kontorovich, professor at Northwestern University School of Law, and an expert on constitutional and international law, provides several concrete steps the U.S. can take, including passing several anti-boycott bills from the outgoing session of Congress, as well as clarifying that all U.S. treaties or laws applicable to Israel apply fully to all areas under Israel's civil jurisdiction.
When pushed as to what led him to believe that, he clarified that all possibilities were being investigated.
This article was amended on 4 December 2016 to clarify that all of the pens write in black ink.
In an interview with The Washington Post, a DEA spokesman later clarified that all but one of those fatalities involved the use of other substances.
"UK Music would like to clarify that all our members remain committed to supporting proposals that will benefit the future growth and sustainability of our commercial music industry," it says.
"I... would like to clarify that all political activity undertaken by Barclays USS employees, including personal fundraising for specific candidates, is done so in a personal capacity, and not on behalf of Barclays," he wrote.
However, while the report on which the decision to sack Galloway was based has not been made public, the UBC faculty association issued a statement "to clarify that all but one of the allegations, including the most serious allegation … were not substantiated".
When asked whether the suspect was thought to have any affiliation with Islamic State, the FBI assistant agent in charge, Ron Hopper, said: "We do have suspicions that the individual may have leanings toward that ideology". When pushed as to what led him to believe that, he clarified that all possibilities were being investigated.
DeWitt issued a series of subsequent proclamations that clarified that all persons of Japanese descent would be removed from the entire state of California and the remainder of Military Area No. 1. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9102 on March 18 , 1942 creating the War Relocation Authority, a civilian agency tasked with speeding the process along.
