This roundtable explored the contours of the regulations needed to effectuate do not track, the technical options to implement it and the political and economic implications of do not track systems.
("[C]ourts should interpret [Rule 15(b) ] liberally and permit an amendment whenever doing so will effectuate the underlying purpose of the rule").
It's the single biggest thing we could do to effectuate change and cut the legs out of some of the fundamentalist impulses in the Middle East.
But it's important to be aware of what you are doing for the sake of tradition and what you are doing in order to effectuate the tradition's intended purpose.
When he became the constitutional president on May 1 , 1917 he did little to effectuate those provisions.
"He had great courage, extraordinary knowledge, and his administrative abilities effectuated what he wanted to do".
The ACLU report found that only 7% of Swat raids were in hostage or active shooter situations – situations that justify such extreme responses – and 79% were effectuating search warrants, situations that do not call for Swat interventions.
So, as technology assumes a vital role in effectuating political change, so too does technology assume a role and in the personal realm.
Indeed, in 1951 the Board indicated that it would not exercise jurisdiction over nonprofit, educational institutions because to do so would not effectuate the purposes of the Act.
When we speak of the liberty to contract for insurance or to do an act to effectuate such a contract already existing, we refer to and have in mind the facts of this case, where the contract was made outside the state, and as such was a valid and proper contract.
I'd ask myself, if they truly believed in my innocence then why were they not trying to do everything (anything, really) to effectuate my release?
