The IHR went into effect in the United States on July 18 , 2007 with the explicit reservation that the United States assumes its obligations "in a manner consistent with its fundamental principles of federalism," an acknowledgment that responsibilities in the United States under these Regulations are shared between the Federal Government and the States.
The goal of the working group was to mature the module to become an official part of Chado, fully consistent with its design principles and requirements, and as part of that expand its capacity for storing data from multiple experiments of specimens that were collected, treated and evaluated in various locations, environments and time points.
Triangle Orthopedic Associates, a private medical practice, publicly commented that if CON law really wants to be consistent with its basic principle on cost containment, a uniform exception should apply to all health care settings that can house MRI units.
"But I will say this: No Labels has pursued a course entirely consistent with its publicly-stated principles, its publicly-stated criteria for rewarding the seal [of approval].
And this is the reason why, consistent with its seemingly paradoxical principle of "a vertical layering that obscures no layer," metamodernism doesn't dialectically erase or silence postmodernism so much as thank it for its many decades of service and enlist its most useful principles in a new reality whose most accurate descriptor is "metamodern".
Almost all the policy initiatives for which he has been responsible have been consistent with his principles.
He has embraced the broad outlines of the commission's original proposal and his advisers say privately that the Breaux-Frist-Clinton revision is consistent with his principles.
The Party needs to fight Supreme Court battles in a way that is consistent with its principles and reject as many untenable nominees as Trump names.
"Israel must be willing to end its occupation, consistent with the principles embodied in Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338, and accept a viable Palestinian state in which Palestinians can determine their own future on their own land and live in dignity and security".
Is it consistent with the principles underlying the patent system?
