The ECB should not replace the exercise of these tasks by the EBA, and should therefore exercise powers to adopt regulations in accordance with Article 132 TFEU and in compliance with Union acts adopted by the European Commission upon drafts developed by the EBA and subject to Article 16 of Regulation (EU) No. 1093/2010.
The World Bank and IMF exercised additional pressure to adopt such rules.
Cameron planned to exercise his power to adopt new rules for the convention, and also suppress any dissenters of the unit rule.
For the first eight weeks, the participants learned to perform the exercises correctly and to adopt the principles of progressive training.
Therefore, this Study recommends that the Commission exercise its rulemaking authority to adopt and implement, with appropriate guidance, the uniform fiduciary standard of conduct for broker-dealers and investment advisers when providing personalized investment advice about securities to retail customers.
The Court held that a body exercising administrative discretion is entitled to adopt a general policy to guide it in exercising its statutory duties and powers without having to pass regulations or by-laws, provided that the following requirements are met: The policy is not Wednesbury-unreasonable.
Thus, the results of this study add to the evidence suggesting that interventions might best be targeted at encouraging self-efficacy related to readiness to adopt exercise behavior, after which time doing exercise will increase.
The OAK program is not an exercise program, and, although participants are encouraged to exercise, the exercises are delivered within a SM format that requires individuals to adopt an exercise regimen that best meets their needs.
[n5] Thus, even if I were [p594] to agree that commercial speech is entitled to some First Amendment protection, I would hold here that the State's decision to ban promotional advertising, in light of the substantial state interest at stake, is a constitutionally permissible exercise of its power to adopt regulations designed to promote the interests of its citizens.
However, significant results from a large longitudinal study that employed a validated questionnaire suggest that inactive participants were more likely to adopt exercise after the transition to retirement than participants who remained employed.
