It may also order any other proper relief that would effectuate the policies of the [NLRA]. Id., at 747.
Our argument was that, as John's legal guardian, Colette can enter into any contract or perform any act that would effectuate the ward's wishes.
Indeed, in 1951 the Board indicated that it would not exercise jurisdiction over nonprofit, educational institutions because to do so would not effectuate the purposes of the Act.
The hope is that this will effectuate some change on a policy level, on a national level".
As a consequence, this could effectuate lower social support in PTSD.
If no institution of legal authority would refuse to effectuate the decree, its 'formal' statushere its argued invalidity if not properly published in the Official Gazette in Cubais irrelevant.
The exclusionary rule is a remedy adopted by this Court to effectuate the Fourth Amendment right of citizens "to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures..
They can also be designed to circulate for a specified period of time and then be excreted (this is effectuated by the particles changing in shape and flexibility over time).
The report remains silent on how this revision was effectuated: through additional data collection, extrapolation, or any other means.
"If, for any reason we are not able to effectuate our IPO, we would make a catch-up dividend a year from now," he writes.
The SEC's embracement of Rule 10b5-2 seeking to effectuate this outcome is no less appealing.
