Examination of score distributions raised the possibility of a ceiling effect that limited the discriminating power of UPSA subscales, thus imposing qualifications on clinical interpretations of this instrument.
White agreed with the majority that the state can permissibly impose qualifications on the officers of Local 54.
(Should we go back to the days when states, arguing that only men of sufficient substance could be trusted, imposed property qualifications for voting?) Even if Mr. Bush is talking only about the economic future, don't workers have as much stake as property owners in the economy's success?
In an attempt to forestall organized crime influence over labor unions, Sections 86 and 93 of the act imposed certain qualifications on officials of labor organizations representing casino industry workers.
"And to impose additional qualifications would require a change in the bylaws".
"Federal law governs federal elections, and the Supreme Court has made it clear that states cannot impose additional qualifications beyond those in the Constitution," said Doug Stafford, a Paul senior adviser.
Of course, some American states did impose "literacy" qualifications, often in an attempt to exclude African-Americans from voting, but aside from African-Americans in southern states, essentially all American men could vote by the Civil War.
But the "challenged provisions simply repeal or scale back conveniences…in no respect do they impose additional qualifications or barriers to vote".
The recent qualifications imposed on the trade union bill in the House of Lords mitigate some of the worst of what was intended – but still it remains destructive.
