Fair use analysis, therefore, always "calls for case-by-case analysis". Id.
It demands more than just an interpretive reflex; it requires a standard for case-by-case evaluation.
While NP had argued for blanket immunity during negotiations on the establishment of the Commission, the Unity Act eventually provided for case-by-case determinations of individual amnesty.
"There may be ways to have people do Airbnb without it being subletting," he says, adding that it's worth talking to a lawyer for case-by-case advice.
Professor Freedman said that room remains for case-by-case analysis, and that Mr. Hughes was probably entitled to tell what he knows.
Governor Ryan still supports the death penalty, but Illinois has "a problem that's too big for case-by-case review," Mr. Culloton said.
The demands, first reported by the New York Times, stem from a federal appeals court decision last week that upheld an FEC rule calling for case-by-case analysis of whether groups must disclose.
Some members, however, argued that the demand was still flawed because the mandate of the court allows only for case-by-case delays and because it was not the Security Council's job to rewrite international treaties.
The memo argued that all Taliban and Al Qaeda detainees were illegal enemy combatants, which eliminated "any argument regarding the need for case-by-case determination of P.O.W. status".
The current approach to regulation, which captures for case-by-case review organisms to be field tested or commercialized according to the techniques used to construct them rather than their properties, flies in the face of scientific consensus.
Joshua DuBois, the Pentecostal minister selected by Mr. Obama to lead his initiative, says the president is "committed to nondiscrimination," and that the executive order "provides a process" for case-by-case review to decide if grants to faith-based organizations are "consistent with law".
