Congress has recently and repeatedly recognized that when amending our operative statutes, placing competition well within our mandate in most rulemaking contexts.
We have repeatedly recognized that the real party in interest in an official-capacity suit is the entity represented and not the individual officeholder.
The Court has repeatedly recognized that it is permissible to deny a status or authority to a claimant of the privilege against self-incrimination if his claim has prevented full assessment of his qualifications for the status or authority.
We have repeatedly recognized that in addressing the similarly worded pre-emption provision of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), 29 U.S.C. § 1144(a), which pre-empts all state laws "insofar as they..
The law on the legal privilege of journalists to avoid being compelled to testify in a criminal inquiry is notoriously sketchy, but the courts have repeatedly recognized that reporters' work is entitled to a degree of protection.
First, we think that stability in the law is important, and it is nowhere more important than in this case, given the court's extremely unhappy experience with the law of confessions under the totality-of-the-circumstances, and the certainty that this court has repeatedly recognized that Miranda provides.
But we have repeatedly recognized that no reasonable observer would think a neutral program of private choice, where state aid reaches religious schools solely as a result of the numerous independent decisions of private individuals, carries with it the imprimatur of government endorsement.
It has been repeatedly recognized that there is poor reporting in systematic reviews and in primary studies on which they are based e.g., [ 11, 14].
The Secretary-General has repeatedly recognized that children are not only an investment, but that investing in children is the first essential step toward breaking the cycle of poverty.
This is consistent with Congress' intent, repeatedly recognized by the Court, that securities legislation enacted for the purpose of avoiding frauds be construed "not technically and restrictively, but flexibly to effectuate its remedial purposes". SEC v. Capital Gains Research Bureau, 375 U.S. 180, 195, 84 S.Ct.
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