"The evidence was also clear that the churning (aka "Dance of the Lemons") of teachers caused by the lack of effective dismissal statutes and [seniority-based layoffs] affect high-poverty and minority students disproportionately.
He says he's in favor of "effective" copyright statutes, and I opened his book hoping to learn what those might look like, since the divergence of public behavior and existing copyright laws makes it clear that something has to change.
Priests and clergymen frequently continued to exert powerful extralegal control: denunciations from the pulpit can be as effective as statute law in some cases.
Effective state arbitration statutes were enacted beginning with the New York statute of 1920.
Prompted by the civil rights movement, the Voting Rights Act is commonly hailed as one of the nation's most historically effective civil rights statutes.
The VRA, which was designed by Congress to eliminate racial discrimination in voting, is widely recognized as one of the nation's most effective civil rights statutes.
Next week marks the 48th anniversary of the passage of one of the nation's most historically effective civil rights statutes, the monumental Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA).
These corporations and he constitute 'affiliated interests' as defined by a Kansas statute effective March 9 , 1931 2 the substance of which is later to be stated.
14. September 21, 1949.Transitional Provisions proclaimed by Allied High Commission for Germany adapting existing legislation to the provisions of the occupation statute effective September 21 , 1949
Better known today as "Lincoln's Law," the act remains arguably the most effective anti-fraud statute ever passed, having recovered over $20 billion from war profiteers and deterred exponentially more since 1986 alone.
I'm writing to notify you that effective immediately, the Statute of Limitations (SOL) for reporting of allegations of sexual misconduct (under the following policy: http://web.duke.edu/policies/students/universitywide/sexualmisconduct.php) is no longer applicable.
