Under the expired law, independent counsels were appointed by a special three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals, but only after the attorney general conducted a preliminary investigation based on "specific and credible" information about alleged wrongdoing by the president.
The Delphi Boule split its 30 councillors into two groups, each directing the general conduct of affairs for six months.
However, it is important to note the video shows an isolated incident that doesn't reflect the general conduct of the coalition or the FSA.
The prosecution's sloppy handling of evidence, and the general conduct of the trial, weakens the credibility of the process, they say.
The general conduct of Parliamentarians is under heightened scrutiny in the wake of an alleged drug and sex scandal surrounding standards committee chair Lord Sewel.
WASHINGTON — The Central Intelligence Agency's inspector general has started an investigation into the general conduct of David H. Petraeus, who resigned last week as the C.I.A.'s director after admitting to having an affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell.
Finally, the so-called owners are more truly investors, interested in the return on their money, not in the general conduct and behaviour of this "state" which they notionally own.There are many clear advantages in having businesses be supranational bodies.
The general conduct rule could be restricted or even eliminated, and that would leave the other, more critical net neutrality rules intact.
It would also remove the "general conduct" rule and reclassify mobile broadband so it won't be a telecommunication service either.
The FCC similarly embraced a different standard to police net neutrality violations in 2010 (the nondiscrimination standard) and again in 2015 (the general conduct standard).
