James B. Lockhart III, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, said that while he has not taken a position on the bill or its safe-harbor provision, servicers can and should do far more in the way of loan modifications.
7) Unenforceable Provisions - If your agreement has any unusual provisions in it, such as one person should do the dishes or he/she should maintain a certain hair color, those provisions (and usually those provisions only) may be deemed unenforceable.
Soden says that making pre-sessional provision more subject-focused is something more universities should do, but he is realistic about the constraints.
However, the international community should do more to alleviate hunger and disease beyond provision of emergency supplies; to do so would help strengthen the hand of reformers in the government.
In that period President Bashir should do everything he can to ensure that the provisions of the agreement go fully into effect, and to cooperate with the United Nations and the United States to bring about political stability in Darfur.
That is what the gainful employment provision that Congress enacted in 1965 intends, and that's what the regulation implementing that law should do.
Would only apply to children under 12 in exceptional circumstances · Should do at least 60 minutes of moderate activity a day Schools · Should address provision of recreational spaces, catering and school travel plans to promote exercise and healthy eating.
But it should do so in a systemic fashion that truly eliminates the act's retroactive provisions.
Mr. McCain and other Senate Republicans blocked consideration of a defense bill in September that included a provision allowing repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," and in recent days he has been in negotiations with Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat and chairman of the Armed Services Committee, on whether the "don't ask, don't tell" provision should be stripped from the bill entirely.
The fact that a minister gives certain reasons for including a provision does not necessarily indicate that Parliament agrees; only that Parliament also feels, for whatever reason, that the provision should be included.
