This certification strictly regulates the manner in which the wine can be produced, in particular limiting the chemical inputs that can be used.
MR. TRIBE -- But Justice O'Connor, under Article II, Section 1, Clause 2, the authority to regulate the manner of the choice of electors is vested in the state legislature.
The Florida Supreme Court, by arrogating to itself the authority to make new rules applicable to this election contest, also violated Article II of the Constitution, which invests the authority to regulate the manner of appointing presidential electors in state legislatures.
And the Food and Drug Administration has always tightly regulated the manner in which pharma companies develop drugs, setting a close parameter on their cost.
The U.S. strictly regulates the manner in which a website can be used to solicit equity investments in a company.
The Constitution expressly gives Congress power to "make or alter" laws that regulate the "manner" of federal elections, while state governments retain broad authority over state and local elections (subject to constitutional provisions prohibiting discrimination and poll taxes).
However, even adopting Congress' broad interpretation of its powers to regulate the manner in which interstate transactions take place, the individual health insurance mandate represents something very different and very dangerous.
The judge acknowledged that the city had the right to regulate the timing, manner and location of demonstrations or news conferences near City Hall.
According to the court, states may make laws regulating the time, place, and manner of solicitations, but they may not enact legislation that wholly prohibits individuals from their right to preach their religious views.
The advantage of blocking the PD1 is preventing the tumor cell evasion from the host immunity; in this manner regulating the T-cell activation.
