While the Brown decision seemed to end de jure segregation in America, a series of court cases and continuing housing, lending and other nationwide policies interfered with our Nation's ability to end de facto segregation.
These policies interfere with the doctor-patient relationship and lead to medication switches often based on limited data.
He tells her that, while she may be citing hospital rules, he has "the law" on his side, a formulation he repeats to one of the paramedics who approaches the car, saying, "There's a very bad habit here of your policy interfering with my law".
Most significantly, the administration's policy has interfered with a basic pillar or tenet of Islam: zakat, or almsgiving.
An audit committee investigation determined that the brothers had improperly used company funds, hired family members despite an anti-nepotism policy and interfered with the investigation.
He asserts that American policy-makers interfered with and eventually undermined the UN inspections a damaging charge that administration spokesmen continue to deny.
That makes a certain amount of sense; the last two decades provide plenty of evidence that policy can interfere with practice far better than aid it, and ultimately students are educated by classroom practices, not by policy.
Noting that medical marijuana is already legal in dozens of states, the report argues that conflicting and contradictory federal policy is "interfering with the relationship between doctor and patient".
(As recent work by legal scholar Mona Pinchis-Paulsen shows, the U.S. military was the real loser in this interagency battle. Then, as now, the armed services are friendlier to industrial policy that interferes with markets). The WTO would probably not have spent so much time on Russia's dispute with Ukraine unless it wanted to send a signal to the United States.
Utility companies have complained about the Yucca decision, too — but not too loudly because they do not want the lack of a long-term policy to interfere with the potential construction of new reactors or their ability to operate the 104 that are now running.
