The MA organization must inform the independent outside entity that the organization has effectuated the decision.
A MOST is intended to inform, facilitate, memorialize, respect, and effectuate the patient's decisions regarding his or her end-of-life treatment.
It is important to note that the decision to allow the contract to expire was out of respect for Iraq's sovereignty, as contrasted with market forces effectuating regulations.
This decision, which unnecessarily limits the ability of the federal courts to effectuate the intent of NEPA, is mandated neither by the statute nor by the various equitable considerations upon which the Court relies.
However, the almost limitless implications of the majority's decision lead me to conclude that the Legislature is better equipped to effectuate the goals of reducing injuries from drunken driving and protecting the interests of the injured party, without placing such a grave burden on the average citizen of this state.
In implementing that direction, however, the agency will likely have to engage in the notice and comment process to effectuate the repeal, and, in the case of a challenge to the repeal, provide a "reasoned analysis" for its decision to repeal the rule.
Arguably, impulse control is conceptually distinct from evaluation and appreciation, as it concerns the ability to effectuate one's decisions (i.e. to act upon a decision that is the result of an adequate decision making process).
Decisions of this court have made it clear that the statute and bonds given under it must be construed liberally, in order to effectuate the purpose of Congress as declared in the act.
as the President in his discretion deems necessary to effectuate the policy herein declared.
Rather, private keys are a modality to effectuate the parties' contractual agreements..
