It may, in perfect good faith, have misconstrued the provisions giving it power to act so that it failed to deal with the question remitted to it and decided some question which was not remitted to it.
The IPAB provision in the ACA bristles with requirements for supermajority votes by Congress; repealing the provision itself requires Congress to act within a four-month window in 2017.
That is this case: Congress specified that Exchanges should be established and run by the states, but the contingency provision permits federal officials to act in place of the state when it fails to establish an Exchange.
But in handing over Mr. Milosevic on June 28, ministers in Serbia, the dominant republic in Yugoslavia, took matters into their own hands, citing a constitutional provision that allowed them to act if Serbia's vital interests were threatened.
The next day, it passed the External Relations Act, which made provision for the monarch to act as the state's representative in foreign affairs.
What is the outlook for extending the provisions? A. People will have to act quickly to be sure they can take advantage of some of the provisions.
And how many will need to request provision before a school has to act?
The bill would create a new "duty of care" provision that requires loan brokers to act in the borrower's interest and present loans that are best suited to the borrower's financial situation.
Your Honor, I think it is squarely before the court, and I think the court must be concerned with it now, because I think that given the particular deadline, the wall that is set up by the federal provision, that this court needs to act expeditiously to set the standard, because we don't -- JUSTICE QUINCE.
We extend our method to act as provision-point contracts, often used by deal-of-the-day websites such as Groupon.
