In addition to program choice, campuses may wish to consider for whom such approaches should be made available (e.g., first-year students, athletes, Greek members, mandated students, etc., which can be informed by research efforts to determine for whom these approaches are most helpful) and must also critically consider potential limitations of electronic interventions.
"Compensating the losing candidate is absolutely logical in a mixed electoral system of single member mandates and party lists.
Over the years, the unfunded liability grew due to generous improvements in pension benefits, the use of an aggressive earnings assumption for the pension fund assets and litigation by plan members that mandated further payment obligations.
The 16-member commission, mandated by the Oceans Act of 2000 and appointed by President George W. Bush, will culminate a 3-year effort next month with a draft report to state governors and the public.
The legislation, sponsored by Republican senator Mary Lazich and assembly member Jesse Kremer, mandates that the gestational age of the fetus be calculated as the "post-fertilization age".
M/FoCs only represent members of the NUJ, and only NUJ members can mandate them to vote in a particular way.
In 1993 Italy ratified the Schengen Treaty, which eliminated passport controls between its European member states and mandated rigorous controls for persons arriving from nonmember states.
For example in the EU each Member State is mandated to ensure that 10% of transport energy (excluding aviation and marine transport) comes from renewable sources by 2020 [15].
"People don't realize how much marine life we have here," said Paula Jerman, a master dive instructor and president of Long Island Dive Association, a group of more than 8,000 members whose mandate it is to maintain the health and vitality of local diving.
His fix is to change the NLRB composition from five to six members and mandate that three must be from each of the two major parties.
