Even if the secretary of state might have been authorized to excuse a county board's insubstantial noncompliance with the 5 p.m. Nov. 14 deadline, nothing in Florida law as it existed before Nov. 7, 2000, required that she do so, and certainly there was no pre-existing requirement in Florida law that she accept returns filed 12 days after the statutory deadline...
And we have found no pre-existing requirement that a minor, in submitting an asylum application, must act through the representative selected by the I.N.S.
Mr. Trump insists he wants to keep the pre-existing requirement for insurers, and other top Republicans say people who want coverage should not be turned away.
Able-bodied adults without children would be eligible for only three months of benefits under the GOP plan unless they're working, training, or volunteering 20 hours per week -- a pre-existing requirement that most states have waived because of high unemployment.
The district court found that the trade groups had not established that any of their members would suffer an injury traceable to the designation of critical habitat, as opposed to pre-existing requirements.
The remainder retained existing requirements.
Ms. Bolin said she received a waiver of the pre-existing condition requirement, as allowed under certain circumstances by Nebraska law.
In an official response to Tauzin, ORI Director Chris Pascal argues that the RCR regulations did not constitute new rules, but "[the document] was a natural extension of the pre-existing RCR requirement for NIH training grants".
An applicant who has refugee status (no pre-existing residency requirement).
While far from perfect, my child is no longer subject to pre-existing condition requirements because she was exposed to a rare type of strep that she may never see again, and whose recurrence is prevented by less than $60 of penicillin a year.
Many linkages were pre-existing.
