But the real problem lies with those regulations, the individual implementation statutes, which are at a lower level than parliamentary and Council decisions and where there is a lot of scope for improvement.
Although there have been many investigations exploring the practice in certain jurisdictions, a comprehensive analysis of the implementation of statutes nationwide does not exist, according to Jeffrey Selbin, the director of the Policy Advocacy Clinic at the University of California at Berkeley.
This course is designed to enhance upper level undergraduate and graduate students' ability to navigate the complex and ever-evolving US system of government, the delivery of funding and services, and the implementation of statutes and regulations.
3 The question presented is whether the regulatory interpretationthat the statutory definition is met by the ownership of the prescribed stock by five or fewer persons "singly or in combination"is a reasonable implementation of the statute or whether Congress intended the statute to apply only where each person whose stock is taken into account owns stock in each corporation of the group.
"What I think the government should still consider, however, is that it would be sensible to delay the implementation of this statute until all outstanding legal issues that could threaten the public purse are settled one way or the other".
"I do not believe there will be a period of time in which the implementation of this statute will be interrupted," Tucker said.
"Successful implementation of this statute has been the key to the U.S. having the most sustainable wild-caught fisheries management in the world," she said via email.
However; when Abovian wrote the novel he was already disillusioned with Tsarist policies in Armenia, particularly with the implementation of Polozhenie (Statute) in 1836 which greatly reduced the political power of the Armenian Catholicos and the abolishment of the Armenian Oblast in 1840.
The implementation of the statutes nationwide are typically discretionary and vary by jurisdiction.
But research by the Policy Advocacy Clinic found the implementation of California statutes disproportionately harmed families of color and frequently violated state and federal law by depriving youths and their families of due process and equal protection — deepening already intense racial disparities in the California justice system.
As Justice Ginsburg wrote in EPA v. EME Homer City Generation, a key case decided just last year, Chevron deference allows expert agencies vital leeway to make policy choices necessary to resolve "thorny" implementation problems in statutes Congress has charged them to administer.
