This contention fails in the face of abundant evidence that the police have effectuated a heckler's veto.
The Internet and related digital systems that the United States did so much to create have effectuated and symbolized U.S. military, economic, and cultural power for decades.
The MA organization must inform the independent outside entity that the organization has effectuated the decision.
"The fact that a drug courier profile may not be used as a tool for selective prosecution does not, however, entirely preclude its use after a police officer has effectuated a valid stop for a legitimate motor vehicle violation.
Paul later pointed out that by meddling in the Middle East, the nation had effectuated enmity in the region.
It could very well be that the effects of the different SNPs in ABCB1 that we have found in AD patients are physiologically effectuated through the linkage disequilibrium via the G2677T SNP, which is a non-synonymous variant, thus changing amino acid sequence, while the mutations in C1236T and C3435T are synonymous [5, 6].
The result is the Court's not that of Congress, whose intent we have been called upon to discover and effectuate.
Americans' faith in government's ability to effectuate positive change is returning because we have nowhere else to turn.
947: "The provisions of this title shall be liberally construed to effectuate its remedial purposes". So far as we have been made aware, this is the only substantive federal criminal statute that contains such a directive; a similar provision, however, appears in the Criminal Appeals Act, 18 U.S.C. 3731.
And as we have documented, see supra, at 201-204, Congress has many times sought to effectuate those goals by extending existing patents.
Of course, States are still entirely free to effectuate under their own law stricter standards than those we have laid down and to apply those standards in a broader range of cases than is required by this decision.
