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This is the result of a concerted solidarity effort to take back and render ineffective an alt-right tactic of marking—starring if you will—Jewish journalists.
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That's because it's generally better for the FBI to keep its adversaries from knowing they are monitoring their activities: This allows the FBI to keep its methods and sources secret and quietly "neutralize," or render ineffective, the foreign intelligence service's operations.
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In exceptional cases, article 101 TFEU can also be applied to government regulation. In Van Eycke v. ASPA, the Court has found that article 101 "require[s] the Member States not to introduce or maintain in force measures, even of a legislative nature, which may render ineffective the competition rules applicable to undertakings".ECJ 21 September 1988, nr.
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In 1994, the United Nations' Human Rights Committee expressed concerns with compliance:Hum. Rts. Comm. General Comment No. 24 (52), para. 11, 18–19, U.N. Doc. CCPR/C/21/Rev.1/Add.6 (1994) > Of particular concern are widely formulated reservations which essentially > render ineffective all Covenant rights which would require any change in > national law to ensure compliance with Covenant obligations.
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The Soviet laser pistol was a prototype handgun-shaped energy weapon designed to be utilized by cosmonauts for use in an environment, which render ineffective conventional firearms (for its recoil, blast, exhaust gases and sound discharge would be critically damaging for the shooter and for the carrier spacecraft if used in zero-gravity, artificial atmosphere conditions.) The weapon was magazine fed and used pyrotechnic flashbulb technology to project its beam. Another type of the gun was a six-shot Laser revolver.
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Section 3 of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 limits the ability of the drafter of consumer or standard form contracts to draft clauses which would allow him to exclude liability in what is termed an exclusion clause - the act does not per se render ineffective provisions in other areas which to the layman appear "unfair". Where a contract is negotiated the provisions of the act likely would not apply - the law protects from a lot of things but openly making a bad bargain is not one of them.
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However, in 1694, the Assembly reallocated a substantial portion of the tax revenue to Thomas Lloyd and William Markham (who Fletcher appointed as Deputy Governor in his absence). Fletcher then dissolved the Assembly. Eventually Penn was able to persuade King William to return the status quo in the colony of Pennsylvania (by promising to keep Fletcher’s tax law and raising a militia) and Penn reassumed his role as Proprietor. Lloyd and Markham continued in their roles as Pennsylvania’s political leaders (and render ineffective Fletcher’s tax law) with Markham being appointed as Deputy Governor under Penn.
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