Privatization can also mean the dismantling of existing statutory restrictions on competition.
When the Pur Food & Drug Act became law, Dr. W. had the statutory restrictions he'd been panting for.
Third: Does it curtail the number of illegal abortions?" In Roe, decided in January of 1973, the Court deemed statutory restrictions on abortion in Texas unconstitutional.
Mr Clarke also plans to remove "some of the statutory restrictions in the use of fixed-term recall and executive re-release" to reduce unnecessary use of Parole Board resources.
The measure would also tighten statutory restrictions to ban the "bulk collection" of phone calls coming into the United States from overseas.
Lawmakers intervened by imposing statutory restrictions on transfers of prisoners to other countries or into the United States, either for continued detention or for prosecution.
State-owned assets may be sold to private owners, or statutory restrictions on competition between privately and publicly owned enterprises may be lifted.
Agency gatekeepers will determine "need to know" parameters while lawyers will scour statutory restrictions, memorandums of understanding and presidential decision directives.
Local governments are usually subject to various statutory restrictions that must be carefully observed when offering a new issue for sale.
"We are working on methods now to provide information at the physician and physician group level consistent with our statutory restrictions and our primary objective of protecting patient information," he said.
But Representative Candace Miller, a Michigan Republican and member of the House Homeland Security Committee, said that it would be inappropriate to use a signing statement to claim the authority to bypass statutory restrictions.
