Plus, it seems unlikely Michigan legislators will take offense to the subject matter: Legislation allowing licensed dispensaries to sell medical marijuana passed in Michigan in 2016, and a small college upstate, Northern Michigan University, recently added a cannabis major to its studies under a medical context.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post incorrectly referred to the "Blue Lives Matter" legislation as HB 923.
On the other hand, Albert comes to have some duty of financial prudence because of the effect of these developments on Albert's finances, together with certain personal circumstances and standing obligations that seem unrelated to the subject matter of legislation and to the principles that govern it.
Congress can and should clarify matters with legislation.
The important point is that he doesn't have to contend with matters like legislation and Congressional votes.
Her firm, now called Wexler & Walker Public Policy Associates, became known for organizing grass-roots campaigns for trade deals, regulatory matters and legislation.
He secured the submission of the clergy to the King in matters of legislation, and in 1533 he secured the passage of the Act in Restraint of Appeals to Rome, preventing appeals to Rome in matrimonial and testamentary cases.
Instead of focusing on city budget matters or legislation before the council on topics like A.T.M. surcharges or smoking, the study found, 10 of the 14 companies with lobbying tabs exceeding $100,000 concerned themselves at least in part with real-estate projects.
Security in networked information systems is a very complex task that ranges from the level of crypto-primitives over crypto-protocols to the level of organizational matters and legislation.
Sunni jurists consider ijma' as a source, in matters of legislation, as important as the Qur'an and Sunnah.
