Second, the agency should commit to undertaking a new rulemaking when the results from the retrospective analysis differ from the benefits and costs that were expected prior to the rule's implementation.
Rambus said an audit committee had concluded that the dates some stock options were awarded differed from the date those benefits were recorded in accounting books.
The federal judges had previously drawn a set of maps that differed from the Legislature's maps and benefited minorities, but the attorney general asked the Supreme Court to intervene.
Institutionalize a process by which agencies automatically undertake retrospective reviews of regulations and initiate a new rulemaking when the results from the retrospective analysis differ from the expected benefits and costs.
The deduction at issue in this case does differ from the tax benefits in Nyquist and our other prior cases in one respect: by its very nature, the deduction embodies an inherent limit on the extent to which a State may subsidize religious education.
Again, the reality differed from the narrative.
One name differed from the others.
It is clear that the risks and benefits of both the low- and the high-oxygen saturation arms in the SUPPORT trial differ from the risks and benefits of the full range, or the de facto usual care range.
This effect was observable in each group separately and the coefficient for costs did not differ from the coefficient for benefits (experimental group; one-sample t-test, n=24, t(23)=1.72; P=0.1; control group; one-sample t-test, n=24, t(23)=0.423 P=0.68).
Although individual programmers will undoubtedly have preferences and habits that differ from the recommendations here, the benefits that flow from following these recommendations far outweigh the inconveniences.
