The other, the borrower defense rule, would: provide students defrauded or abused by their schools a process for having their federal loans cancelled, as the law already requires; prohibit schools from denying injured students the right to sue them; and place stronger requirements on financially irresponsible schools to put some cash aside in the event of collapse.
Law is thus seen as setting the official standard of evaluation for what is normal and accepted what is required, prohibited, protected, enabled, or permitted.
He found that 53% of his respondents said they supported the "positive learning environment" that required "prohibiting certain speech", a result Villasenor called proof that "students appear to prefer an environment in which their institution is expected to create an environment that shelters them from offensive views".
The question of how much leeway Congress has is critical because it is not clear that all the conduct the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits or requires is constitutionally prohibited or required.
(f) Preemption.— The provisions of this section preempt only the provisions of State or local law that require disclosure prohibited by this section.
The provisions of this section preempt only the provisions of State or local law that require disclosure prohibited by this section.
In the first, you're asked whether it is morally permitted, required, or prohibited, to push a man named Tyrone Peyton off the bridge in order to save 100 members of the New York Philharmonic.
On Thursday, before the civil unions amendment was introduced, the legislature voted 103 to 96 to defeat another amendment that would have defined marriage as a heterosexual institution, but included a line that said, "nothing in this article requires or prohibits civil unions in Massachusetts".
Prices were often out of control and discrimination against unhealthy people was more prevalent before the ACA imposed required benefits, prohibited insurers from charging more to people with preexisting conditions and created a federal health exchange and similar state-run marketplaces in which private insurance companies compete for customers.
"If intuitively judging some actions to be unthinkable is part of what constitutes loving someone, and if judgments of unthinkability preclude double-checking our intuition through reasoning, then in order to love in this way we'll have to trust some of our intuitive judgments about what actions are required or prohibited, and to do so without relying on any reasoning about them".
