And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That this act, and every clause, provision, regulation, and thing, herein contained, shall commence and take effect upon the first day of June, one thousand seven hundred and seventy-four; and be, and continue in force, for and during the term of three years.
And with the myriad of clauses and regulations in any lease, it's easy to get trapped into a rental agreement for five years when you may want to change location after three.
One draft of that clause will impose regulation on "online content sharing service providers", requiring them to work harder to prevent copyright infringement on their sites.
The Court finds a "compelling reason" for construing the clause for Army regulation more narrowly than has been done by the Congress and the Executive for many years.
In early October, Frédérique Ries, a Belgian member of the European Parliament and a political ally of Mr. Davies, drafted an amendment to scrap a clause requiring medicinal regulation for e-cigarettes.
A clause in the regulation which might end up taking down Tanzania's most popular and influential website, Jamii Forums, requires publishers to store their contributors' details for 12 months.
Scalia opined that the Commerce Clause, together with the Necessary and Proper Clause, permitted the regulation.
Fouchier complied; however, his home institution is now suing on the basis that there is a European Council regulation clause that excludes the need for such a permit for basic scientific research (Palù 2014).
I know that there has been talk in this House of introducing a so-called anti-FISA clause into this regulation.
Andrew Lansley, 12 February 2012, Letter to clinical commissioning groups "... to avoid any doubt, it is not the government's intention that under (clause 75) that regulations would impose compulsory competitive tendering requirements on commissioners, or for Monitor to have powers to impose such requirements".
These include a "sunset clause" in state regulations which would expire after a set period if not specifically renewed; and strong commitments on competition and free trade.But in the circumstances in which the Tories find themselves, still 20 points behind in The Economist's latest poll of polls, unflashy good sense is not enough.
