So, while Congress fails to designate new wilderness areas, the President is actively conserving special places by creating new national monuments that reflect local community input and support.
If both houses cannot agree on a candidate for Prime Minister, even through a joint committee, or if the House of Councillors fails to designate a candidate within 10 days of House of Representatives' decision, then the nominee of the lower house is deemed to be that of the Diet.
The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights reported it currently has 25 cases involving Title IX and retaliation, four cases reviewing whether the school failed to designate a Title IX coordinator and 32 cases involving the failure to adopt and publish Title IX grievance procedures.
Judge Kessler also found that the Fish and Wildlife Service had failed to designate critical habitat for the lynx and now must do so.
Lyndsey Dodds, WWF's head of marine policy, said: "The UK has so far failed to designate enough protected areas for these charismatic, intelligent and highly social marine mammals, despite the requirement to do so under the EU habitats directive.
In addition, the United States authorities have so far failed to designate a single nonbank as systemically important — and thus subject to additional prudential requirements (a technical term, meaning closer scrutiny and supervision), including preparation of a living will.
He also said the county had failed to designate who or even which government agency would be responsible for putting the plan into effect, had only vaguely described its marketing efforts for the housing and did not provide a general description of which sites in Westchester were being considered for affordable housing.
Or does 'watery stuff' rather fail to designate the property H2O at all, though the expression applies to stuff that is H2O, since it fails to apply to stuff that is H2O with respect to some worlds?
Because Peck failed to designate a type specimen, one of the Sand Lake specimens was lectotypified in 1986.
The 29 ineligible student-athletes included: two student-athletes "who were not in good academic standing with the institution;" "three who failed to designate a degree program;" and seven "who competed after being academically ineligible".
