It was proposed in [10] that the method based on emissions performance standard can allocate emission permits effectively.
While the Jordanian government has given residency permits to Syrian refugees, there is currently no legal provision for issuing work permits, effectively locking the refugees into laboring in the black market to survive.
In September, building officials revoked the project's permits, effectively shutting down construction, after a resident who lives below contended that grading and other activity had destabilized the slope.
In September, building officials revoked the hilltop project's permits, effectively shutting down construction, after a resident who lives below contended that grading and other activity had destabilized the slope.
ProPublica's review shows that more than a dozen other burn sites nationwide operate with "interim permits," effectively suspended in regulation limbo ever since Congress passed the hazardous waste laws in 1984.
In 2007, I was denied a work permit and effectively kicked out of Uzbekistan when I could not get another visa.
Some would not only permit, but effectively force the indigenous people to allow cattle ranching and agriculture on their land.
According to Chelsea Tu, staff attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, in addition to taking a "bare-minimum approach" to environmental impacts, the new plan puts the tunnels project in the hands of federal permitting agencies, effectively bypassing the public.
Revoking protection for the DREAMers would raise the prospect of them getting deported later, but much more immediately, the revocation of work permits would effectively drive them underground in the short term.
This Article then applies a theoretical model to environmental degradation problems and concludes that if certain conditions are met, general permits can effectively respond to many of the complex policy problems of the future.
