Congress can also rewrite the underlying statutes.
The research objectives formulated generally in university statutes are fundamental with respect to the interests of various stakeholders; however, they are not specific and manageable enough for performance measurement.
During the negotiations for the first and second Paris peace treaty and subsequently at the Congress of Vienna he was successful in defending Jewish rights but failed in his attempt to secure a liberal constitution for the German Confederation (Deutscher Bund) to be based on a statute of fundamental principles (Grundgesetz) that would have guaranteed the rights of all citizen.
"This is a fundamental flaw in the statute that should result in finding it invalid due to the impermissible vagueness of the law.
The Child and Adolescent Statute is a fundamental step in ensuring the wellbeing of children and adolescents, and this Statute has led to the more complex task of turning it into a reality.
But third, the case shows a fundamental flaw in the 1996 statute.
The whole idea of liberty, he continued, is perverted whenever it is "held to prevent the natural outcome of a dominant opinion," except when everyone could agree that a particular statute infringed upon fundamental principles, which was not the case here.
But fundamental weaknesses in Illinois' lobbying statute certainly prevented wider public awareness of their activities.
In my home state of Connecticut, the Supreme Court has recognized that any statute implicating the fundamental right of parents must be strictly scrutinized.
Finally the daughter, Mary as Myrrha, is described as an impious outcast from civilization, whose greatest sin was her disrupting the natural line of succession thereby breaking both natural as well as divine statutes which resulted in fundamental social confusion.
Similarly, the Supreme Court has used the Fundamental Duties to uphold the Constitutional validity of statutes which seeks to promote the objects laid out in the Fundamental Duties.
