Most importantly, Banzhaf "has not demonstrated that women would not have equivalent access to educational opportunities or be subject to any material harm," the order said.
The Commonwealth of Virginia, joined by other plaintiffs, had come to her courtroom with arguments that a Trump executive order, or "EO," keeping people from seven Muslim-majority countries and all refugees out of America, violated various parts of the Constitution, and it brought evidence of specific harm that the order had already done to Virginians, several of whom it listed by name.
If there is any evidence that there will be harm, the judge must order CMP.
General Gage, convinced the troops were doing more harm than good, ordered the 29th Regiment out of the province in May.
But the judges gave it standing for a more direct reason: Washington's state-university system is a state agency, and the state had pointed to specific scholars and students who were harmed by the order, as well as to ways that the schools' academic mission was compromised.
Hawaii claims its state universities would be harmed by the order because they would have trouble recruiting students and faculty.
Labour politicians will seize on any cuts that ostensibly harm the poor in order to divide the coalition partners.
"He doesn't want to be seen by the fans to have cut deals that would harm the team in order to help his bid.
If right-wing, racist and xenophobic populists come to power, this means that Radical Islamist terrorism has achieved its goal and won: it will have irretrievably harmed the liberal order of the West with its emphasis on freedom, and they will push us towards illiberalism at best and fascism at worst.
He said the task force reports are essentially guidelines that DOD and "affected agencies" use "to determine the level of harm caused and the order in which the various potential harms should be prioritized".
