Gold has also been the marker and the preserve of the wealthy: throughout history, sumptuary laws have expressly regulated the wearing of gold jewelry and the use of gold thread.
While acknowledging that the official languages and their use are not expressly regulated in the BiH Constitution, it is a fact that the BiH Constitution is part of an international agreement (GFAP) which was signed in four languages, including Bosnian.
By contrast, the government of Britain expressly permits, and regulates, therapeutic cloning experiments.
Instead the CPSC is expressly forbidden from regulating the manufacture and sale of guns, although they are one of the most lethal consumer products.
By expressly mentioning what municipalities can regulate, the legislature also implicitly states what they cannot regulate".
Because the states were expressly given the right to regulate alcohol, New York's lawyers argue, they do not to heed the strictures of the commerce clause.
Given that the trillion-dollar health care industry is clearly commerce, which Congress expressly has the power to regulate, the individual responsibility provision then is a quintessential example of a law that is "necessary and proper for carrying into execution" this power to regulate commerce among the several States.
In a memo to Seckar, Anderson (1999b) explained that My experience is that consultant reports funded by those being regulated, and written expressly for the EPA, are easily and frequently ignored or dismissed by the Agency, no matter how scholarly.
The act was expressly constructed to allow the E.P.A. to regulate substances known to be dangerous and also substances that might in the future be revealed to be so.
Because broadband service is classified as a loosely regulated information service, the F.C.C. had to prove that any regulation of it supported an expressly designated power of the agency, something that the court said the F.C.C. had failed to do.
