The IDC has introduced its own bill, but that legislation is widely opposed by reformers because of a so-called poison pill that would change a key ballot access rule -- known as "Wilson-Pakula" -- that aids recognized third parties like the Working Families Party and the Conservative Party by allowing non-members to run on their ballot lines.
As courts have held, because the ancillary hearing has no bearing on the defendant's right to the property, the defendant has no right to appeal when a final order is, or is not, amended to recognize third party rights.
The best solution, as a consumer, is to look for recognized third-party approvals, like the Forest Stewardship Council FSCC).
He was chairman of the United States Green Building Council in 2000 when it released its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program, known as LEED, which is a nationally recognized third-party certification process for the construction of green buildings.
The Protection Center can also recognize third-party software protecting the computer.
Spotted hyenas demonstrate high cognitive skills, like their ability to recognize third-party relationships [ 77], a characteristic that has been found in a restricted number of animals (e.g., primates [ 78]; birds [ 79]).
there must be a realistic danger that the statute itself will significantly compromise recognized First Amendment protections of parties not before the Court for it to be facially challenged on overbreadth grounds.
He, too, recognized second-timers.
The future includes nationally recognized skill standards and third party certification of those skills.
Tavani and Moor argue that privacy must be recognized by the third parties that do control your information and only if those parties have a commitment to protecting user privacy will we actually have any real privacy and towards this end they suggest that we think in terms of restricted access to information rather than strict control of personal information (Tavani and Moor 2004).
Recognize third degree burns.
