The point is, it did take most open-access publishers outside government rather longer to get to statutes, and longer still to get to regulations.
But that did not keep him from warning top editors on Tuesday that unless they signed on to the new regulatory scheme they would "get a statute," according to one of the editors present.
With his own Conservative Party deeply split on the issue, Mr. Cameron told the editors at a meeting on Tuesday that they should endorse the principles behind the Leveson proposals, and that if they did not, they would "get a statute," an editor who was present said.
Hopefully we can get a statute passed that would be in effect for the 2014 election or sooner and guarantee that every single vote counts, and people show that photo ID to vote".
"The history of the government trying to get a statute dealing with leaks proves that". At least two of the stories that roused Casey's ire dealt with the U.S. intercept of Libyan messages to its People's Bureau in East Berlin.
The Dartmouth economist Charles Wheelan's research showed in the late 1990s that respiratory therapists who organized themselves and raised their profession's dues in order to lobby for licensing laws tended to be more successful in getting these statutes passed.
"The executive branch does not get to rewrite statutes just because it thinks those statutes would work better a certain way," said Michael Cannon, director of health policy studies at the libertarian Cato Institute who championed the subsidy appeals.
Then I issued an executive order, then finally got a statute passed".
On Thursday, the organization and another law firm, Bergstein & Ullrich, filed a suit on behalf of Mr. Barboza in federal court in the hopes of getting the statute struck from the books.
But in the 11th Circuit case you've got a statute of Congress struck down as unconstitutional, in a way that creates a circuit split, and the federal government is petitioning.
