We also enacted procedures that gave staff employees a voice in the selection and evaluation of department heads and the creation of strategic plans.
As HUD noted in monitoring reports, the state did not enact standard procedures for how local governments should process applications and write contracts for projects — the result was bureaucratic chaos.
Youssef was also investigated during Morsi's tenure, but the former president's prosecutors took months to enact the procedures.
Ms. Reding then proposed that sanctions apply only in cases where companies do not have 40 percent of women on their supervisory boards and fail to enact selection procedures giving priority to a qualified female candidate.
(Though the Washington Post reports that Republicans are also trying to enact "special procedures that could ultimately allow Republicans to pass legislation over the objections of Senate Democrats who can normally block bills they oppose").
The Tories have enacted parliamentary procedures usually reserved for emergency counter-terror laws to rush the legislation through by the summer recess next week.
If it is true, as Mr. Giuliani asserts, that there are terrorists who "seek to destroy our liberties," doesn't it then stand to reason that every time President Bush and other government officials enact or authorize procedures that curtail or suspend our freedoms, they are providing victories to these very same terrorists?
The officials were suggesting that the court proceedings and actions of the judges could serve as a model for enacting proper procedure, the person said.
So Obama will actually begin his second term when he is sworn in today at a private ceremony at the White House, before re-enacting the procedure, and then delivering his inaugural address, 24 hours later.
