By means of CM, CBIs can confront state actors and begin to regulate issues and create space for social initiatives by decentralizing regulation and targeting place-oriented goals (Lemos and Agrawal 2006; Collier et al. 2009).
When we brought the noise problem to the board, the president said that she would not regulate issues between individual owners and that such issues had to be worked out by the owners involved.
For nearly a decade, the court's five conservative justices have steadily usurped the power to govern by striking down or weakening federal and state laws regulating issues as varied as gun sales, the environment and patents -- as well as laws protecting women and now the disabled.
The disciplinary review, set in train by Glenn before Clarke's appointment, will involve discussions with the Premier League and the Football League as well as Fifa, Uefa, the government and the police over the best way to regulate issues surrounding transfers, money and agents.
Many women take birth control to regulate issues like heavy periods or acne, and they'll likely find those things return as well.
A number of legal and sublegal acts regulate issues related to children's rights.
These findings are also important for policymakers in the health sector who are given the mandate to regulate issues pertaining to the public's health.
One of the members of the village health committee aptly said: When a cholera outbreak occurs our committee works in close collaboration with the village government in making sure that the rules regulating issues like the use of toilets are followed.
CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM -- In September 1999, the House passed a bill that would ban soft-money donations in federal elections and regulate issue advocacy advertisements.
The FEC commissioners and good government advocates say Congress has not given the commission the power to regulate "issue advocacy" ads, even if there's a clear partisan bent on that issue such as with gun rights or police brutality.
