Latest figures show that this has fallen by 450,000, suggesting we were right to implement a radical overhaul of the welfare system.
And yet, he added, "the economic hardship must be balanced against the city's statutory right to implement a plan that provides adequate representation to indigent defendants".
She was still working on a civil-rights suit against the agency, which asserted that a mother should have the "right to implement her own parenting style without undue influence or pressure by the government".
Given my experience of court battles for the right to implement progressive policies, from cutting fares in the 1980s to trying to stop the privatisation of the London underground as mayor, I can't say I am optimistic.
When Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the end of DACA, in September, he did so on the grounds that President Barack Obama's Administration never had the right to implement it in the first place.
"The House Republican leadership is fighting for the president's right to implement the security plan which he sees as demonstrated worldwide to be the most effective security plan," Mr. Armey said.
"This tentative agreement is historic in that the contract acknowledges the city's right to implement a performance compensation plan," Mr. Giuliani said in announcing the agreement last night.
"Although this was sad news, I respect his, and new coach Peter Moores', right to implement this change of direction".
If the data the cable industry provides shows the 70/70 limit has been met then the FCC will have the right to implement new rules to increase diversity.
The competition will have two rounds and begin on March 22nd, with the winners getting $100,000 and the right to implement their code in Udacity's actual self-driving vehicle.
