PROBATION FOR CALIFORNIA The N.C.A.A. placed California's program on two years' probation for making impermissible recruiting phone calls.
The Vols, according to the N.C.A.A., also made impermissible phone calls to recruits and allowed Kiffin's staff assistant, Steve Rubio, to recruit players off-campus.
Sampson had been sanctioned at Oklahoma for making impermissible telephone calls to recruits before accepting the job with the Hoosiers in March 2006.
It may not be a coincidence that private equity firms, accustomed to dictating the terms of their deals, control both of the companies that are accused of making impermissible changes to their debt.
The federal appeals court in New York ruled last year that because the provision, first imposed on the agency in 1996, "clearly seeks to discourage challenges to the status quo," it amounted to "viewpoint discrimination" that the First Amendment makes impermissible.
The study found that some hospitals did not provide financial aid applications at all, and that many made impermissible demands for irrelevant documents or failed to supply key information, like eligibility rules for big discounts required by state law in 2007.
The two justices said that in their view, the Florida Supreme Court had relied on the Florida Constitution when it extended the certification deadline, thus trampling on the Legislature's rights under Article II in a way that the McPherson decision made impermissible.
However, once you begin asking the jury to make inferences, interpret facts in your favor, and/or resolve disputes, you are most likely making impermissible arguments.[16].[16]
He could have taken for granted a certain consanguinity in the area and moved on to point out that the Tasaday are not only ineluctably involved with the local social and political scene, but also with international questions of justice which make it impermissible for "lost" tribes to remain either idealised or artificially sequestered.
The US has many regressive taxes, and being regressive alone does not make a tax impermissible, explained Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst at Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting, citing examples of other regressive taxes such as tobacco and alcohol taxes which impact the poor disproportionately more than the better off.
