– Patrick Farrell The New York Times: Politicians get loopy in the wee hours, as they're hashing out the finer points of legislation.
As well as assessing exposure, the audit will also assess level of compliance with both the current and new point of sale legislation, along with any evidence of strategies used to circumvent the legislation.
"The point of the legislation is to jump-start industries," Ms. Beck said.
"The point of this legislation was to make abortion inaccessible," said Amy Hagstrom Miller, chief executive officer of Whole Woman's Health, which operates five abortion facilities in Texas.
The point of such legislation is to take the case out of federal jurisdiction and improperly place it in the hands of a Florida family court.
The point of the legislation, which took effect in June 2009, was to prohibit the use of unauthorized additives and also, more broadly, to provide a basis for strengthening oversight "from farm to fork".
Lowering the waiver threshold to 5percentt of income is a risky move, because limiting the threat of a penalty could leave more people uninsured, undermining a main point of the legislation.
The Afghan cabinet is on the point of passing legislation on drug trafficking, Mr. Costa said, but he warned that the struggle to eradicate opium and heroin production would take a generation.
No one has been more diligent in trying to re-create her image as a centrist, even to the point of sponsoring legislation to make flag-burning illegal, which is a rather naked play for a kind of voter who is not attracted to her.
The point of the legislation is to help more companies go public.
