And in its decision, the court upheld those rules: the violation of the treaty, it held, did not demand any special exception to the usual rules governing review.
Mr. Haldeman denied that the governing review was a direct response to the petition trustees, but he did say he was troubled that recent elections had been divisive, especially last spring, when Mr. Smith was elected.
The protocols were reviewed and approved by each site's governing institutional review board/ethics committee, reflecting national requirements for study conduct approval.
In accordance with the Regulations Governing the Review of the Medical Services, the Bureau of National Health Insurance BNHII) performs a review system conducted by a panel of related medical experts to inspect reimbursement claims filed by contracted medical institutions and to screen the type, volume, quality, and appropriateness of medical services provided under the NHI program.
In Teo Soh Lung v. Minister for Home Affairs (1990), the Court of Appeal held that these amendments reinstated the legal position set out in Lee Mau Seng as the applicable law governing judicial review in Singapore, thus prompting a return to the subjective test in reviewing the exercise of executive discretion under the ISA.
"It's as if every principle governing the review and approval of new drugs was abandoned or suspended where telithromycin is concerned," Dr. Graham wrote.
A11 New Measures After Berger Officials at the National Archives were so concerned about Samuel R. Berger's removal of classified documents that they imposed new security measures governing the review of sensitive material, including the installation of full-time surveillance cameras, officials said.
Officials at the National Archives were so concerned about Samuel R. Berger's removal of classified documents last year that they imposed new security measures governing the review of sensitive material, including the installation of full-time surveillance cameras, government officials said Friday.
After 32 years as a program officer at the National Science Foundation (NSF), George Hazelrigg knows the rules governing peer review, especially the one that says a researcher can't be both an applicant and a reviewer in the same funding competition.
After 32 years as a program officer at the National Science Foundation (NSF), George Hazelrigg knows the rules governing peer review, especially the one that says researchers can't be both an applicant and a reviewer in the same funding competition.
The judge's opinion was correct, and was properly based on the law governing judicial review of arbitration decisions.
