Judge Sam Benningfield, who signed a standing order for the program.
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Pennsylvania is one of the states with a standing order for naloxone.
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The AI Imperative became the standing order for all of the world's superpowers.
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General Sessions Judge Sam Benningfield signed a standing order on May 15 enforcing the program.
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They're purchased years in advance by families who just have a standing order for a ham.
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For example, we go from a SITTING DUCK at 17A to a STANDING ORDER at 26A.
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Benningfield, a White County General Sessions judge, signed the standing order on May 1963 enforcing the program.
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Every time a new issue comes in, it goes out to every store with a standing order.
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"Kim Jong Il had a standing order to execute anyone who talked about his private life," Madden said.
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South Korea's National Intelligence Service believes there has been a long-standing order in place to kill Nam.
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One judge's standing order, for example, limits the length of exhibits that can be submitted to 100 pages.
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Native Baking Co. completed their standing order delivery Monday morning, the same day Munchery said it would cease operations.
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In a statement, Kaleo said it plans to eventually expand its "Virtual Standing Order" pilot program to additional states.
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It is only available without an individual prescription in NYC where pharmacies may take advantage of the standing order.
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"This order is issued in accordance with the Standing Order of the Court dated August 8, 2015," the documents state.
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"This order is issued in accordance with the Standing Order of the Court dated August 143, 2015," the documents state.
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MPs might also need to suspend standing order 48, which says only a minister may propose acts costing public money.
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But the same airline looks set to cancel a long-standing order for six Airbus A380 superjumbos, industry sources said.
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The motion changes standing order 257's definition of "visitor" to exclude infants, since visitors aren't allowed to attend parliamentary meetings.
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Republicans tried to implement the rules change as a "standing order" on Tuesday, a move that would have required bipartisan support.
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Wen issued that standing order in 2015 in an effort to battle the opioid epidemic plaguing the city and the country.
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So I gave that to the stunt team as a standing order and they started to build the choreography around it.
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But in 2015, her office issued a standing order that effectively acted as a blanket prescription for the entire city of Baltimore.
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"We're still hoping to have bipartisan support to go forward with the standing order, which would require 60 votes," Mr. McConnell said.
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After the killing of Mr. Khashoggi, Saudi officials acknowledged that the Saudi intelligence service had a standing order to bring dissidents home.
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As one example: By Davis's count, fewer than half of states have fully adopted a standing order or something similar to it.
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We talk about the "standing order" — the blanket prescription for naloxone that makes it available without a prescription to all 2202,2628 residents.
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"Basically, there's been some discussion on whether or not we ought to reinstitute the standing order that limited post-cloture time," he said.
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"This order is issued in accordance with the Standing Order of the Court dated August 8, 103," state documents obtained by The Blast.
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After negotiations with Republicans, a standing order was adopted with bipartisan support limiting post-cloture debate time during the 85033th Congress (2013-14).
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That is why I issued a standing order that has made this medication available to all of the 620,000 residents in our city.
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"Even if she disobeys the standing order, you can't cut her hair ... Nigeria is not a jungle," said a post by Jude Ezechuks.
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It's a change that Democrats had also previously made to Senate procedure in 2013 as a temporary standing order, but it's now permanent.
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The rules are normally changed by a two-thirds vote of the entire chamber or by issuing a standing order, with 6900 votes.
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In Baltimore, Wen in 2922 issued a standing order for naloxone, letting anyone in the city get the drug without a prescription from a doctor.
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Ms. Burnikel goes rogue today by encouraging us all to disobey orders consisting of familiar phrases, like "Disobey a standing order?" for HAVE A SEAT.
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Davis has also been pushing to make some version of naloxone over-the-counter, which could eliminate the need for a prescription or standing order.
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Though he is six feet, two inches tall, he has the slope-shouldered, thick-cheeked comportment of someone with a standing order at the bagel shop.
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To get started, Jain advises setting up a standing order to a separate account on payday before it starts fighting with other demands on your money.
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Judge Alsup isn't backing down from his standing order, based on the transcript of a hearing last month in a securities class action against Granite Construction.
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If you've just been cheated on then I hope you've set up a £0.01 standing order for every day you were together with the ref: LYING PRICK.
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The young, unpredictable North Korean leader had issued a "standing order" for his elder half-brother's assassination, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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Most states permit dispensing through a standing order, and at least half a dozen allow some pharmacists to prescribe naloxone on their own authority, according to Kaleo.
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But Judge Alsup, as you may recall, has a standing order barring prospective class counsel from entering settlement negotiations with defendants until he has certified a class.
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It's a change that had also previously been made to Senate procedure in 2013 as a temporary standing order, but Blunt and Lankford's resolution makes it permanent.
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Neither Judge Kendall nor the Northern District of Illinois seems to have a standing order calling on prospective lead counsel to demonstrate the diversity of their teams.
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"There is a standing order to negotiate the return of dissidents peacefully; which gives them the authority to act without going back to the leadership" the official said.
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At one point he was in line to succeed his father, Kim Jong Il, but his half-brother issued a standing order for his execution after assuming power.
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Kim had criticized his family's dynastic rule of North Korea and his half-brother had issued a standing order for his execution, some South Korean lawmakers have said.
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They say Kim Jong Un had issued a "standing order" for the assassination in order to consolidate his own power after the 2011 death of the father of both.
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It's a change that had also previously been made to Senate procedure in 2013 as a temporary standing order, but Blunt and Lankford's resolution would make the change permanent.
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He said the reform could be made by voting to change the Senate rules, which requires 2628 votes, or by issuing a permanent standing order, which requires 28503 votes.
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They could also try to garner bipartisan support and pass the rules changes as a standing order or a normal rules change, which would require 60 and 67 votes respectively.
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The young, unpredictable North Korean leader had issued a "standing order" for his elder half-brother's assassination, and there was a failed attempt in 2012, according to some South Korean lawmakers.
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He already channels his salary into a Poste Italiane account and pays his bills through a standing order made at a post office branch a few steps away from his office.
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He recalled that when he was mayor of the southern city of Davao, his standing order to the police was to be quick on the draw and shoot suspects on sight.
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Since 2011, when Kim Jong-un succeeded his father as North Korea's ruler, there has been a standing order to assassinate his half brother, South Korean intelligence officials said last week.
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And in 2017, as Baltimore was in the throes of an opioid epidemic, she signed a standing order making an overdose antidote available at all pharmacies in the city without a prescription.
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Kim Jong Nam, who lived in exile in Macau, had criticized his family's dynastic rule and his brother had issued a standing order for his execution, according to some South Korean lawmakers.
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The plan is to ask Mr Bercow for an emergency debate under standing order 24 and use this to follow the precedent of the Cooper-Letwin bill that was passed in March.
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The spy agency told them that the young and unpredictable North Korean leader had issued a "standing order" for his half-brother's assassination, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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According to the Network for Public Health Law, Maine is now one of 34 states with what is called a standing order, essentially a prescription that makes naloxone available to the general public.
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Unless the nuclear option is used, Republicans would need 28500 votes to change the Senate rules under regular order or 6900 votes to issue a permanent standing order, which would have the same effect.
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In most places, you should be able to go to the pharmacy and get naloxone under what's called a "standing order," which works like a blanket prescription for people in that state or area.
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Chief Judge Mark Davis of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia said in a standing order last week that the court would suspend certain activities in the absence of funding.
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They said the spy agency told them that the young, unpredictable North Korean leader had issued a "standing order" for his half-brother's assassination, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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When Donna Thomas signed a lease for a Cincinnati home with Vision, she said she was not told that it had unresolved building code violations and a standing order from the city to remain vacant.
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Key Republicans are signaling they want to first try to pass the rules change through regular order, which could require as few as 60 votes if leadership tried to enact it as a standing order.
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South Korea's intelligence agency told lawmakers in Seoul that the young, unpredictable North Korean leader had issued a "standing order" for his elder half-brother's assassination, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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But Republicans are expected to fall short of the 2628 votes needed to implement the rule as a standing order, meaning they'll have to use the "nuclear option" if they want to muscle through the change.
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Kim Jong Nam, who was living in exile in Macau, had criticized his family's dynastic rule of North Korea and his brother had issued a standing order for his execution, according to some South Korean lawmakers.
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Spareribs, an old-school egg roll and chicken with cashew nuts (extra water chestnuts, no celery, please) was my standing order at Chun Cha Fu, a formal "Mandarin" restaurant we visited weekly when I was young.
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Kim Jong Nam, who was living in exile in Macau, had criticized his family's dynastic rule of North Korea and his brother had issued a standing order for his execution, some South Korean lawmakers have said.
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SEOUL, June 28 (Reuters) - North Korea said on Wednesday it has issued a standing order for the execution of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye and her spy chief for a plot to assassinate its leader.
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The trend became starker on Monday when one of the mammoth plane's earliest advocates, Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic, opted for 12 of Airbus's A350-1000 twin-engined jets after progressively shelving its long-standing order for A380s.
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When reached for comment on Thursday, the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, said he had not yet seen the video, but noted that the world leaders were gathered for a photo with a predetermined standing order.
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"The client fills it out with their doctor, and when the doctor signs it, it becomes a doctor's standing order," she said — it becomes part of the patient's medical record, and medical professionals are bound to follow it.
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The alliance, led by Labour's Hilary Benn and former Conservative ministers Philip Hammond and David Gauke, say they aim to push their legislation through parliament under Standing Order 24 — a rule that allows urgent debates to be heard.
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South Korean lawmakers said the spy agency told them that young, unpredictable Kim Jong Un had issued a "standing order" for his half-brother's assassination after he took power, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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South Korean legislators cited their spy agency as saying the young and unpredictable North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, had issued a "standing order" for his half-brother's assassination, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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Lowell tried to explain that his team submitted jury instructions ahead of trial in effort to comply with the judge's standing order in the case, but Walls waved off the submission as unnecessary at this stage of the trial.
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Police spokesman Paul Nyathi said the protest would not be allowed to go ahead because of a standing order outlawing public gatherings in the capital after a cholera outbreak that has killed 50 people and infected more than 10,000 others.
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"There were no orders for them to kill him or even specifically kidnap him," said the source, speaking on condition of anonymity and adding that there was a standing order to bring critics of the kingdom back to the country.
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South Korean legislators last week cited their spy agency as saying the young and unpredictable North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, had issued a "standing order" for his half-brother's assassination, and that there had been a failed attempt in 2012.
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Bill Walker's declaration allowed Jay Butler, chief medical officer of the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, to issue a standing order for naloxone across the state, making the drug accessible to anyone without the prescription it typically requires.
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Mr. Bercow suggested on Monday that he might go further if Britain heads toward a no-deal Brexit, by allowing a parliamentary vote to revoke its departure from the European Union, using an emergency measure known as Standing Order 24.
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It also called for expanding access to medications that help treat opioid addiction, requiring "prescriber education initiatives" and providing model legislation for states to allow a standing order for anyone to receive naloxone, a drug used to reverse opioid overdoses.
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The brother, Kim Jong-nam, had pleaded for his life in a letter to the leader in 2012, but a South Korean official said there had been "a standing order" for his assassination since Kim Jong-un took power in 2011.
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South Korean lawmakers were told last week that since Kim Jong-un came to power in 2011, there had been a "standing order" to kill Kim Jong-nam, who wrote a desperate plea to his half brother to spare his life.
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Judge Kimba Wood, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, said doing so would violate a standing order the court issued in 2015 prohibiting audio and video feed of court proceedings from being broadcasted, televised or photographed.
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"I make this decision out of an abundance of caution, not based on any information that the Court's Standing Order has been invoked by any party or by the Court," Vice Chancellor Joseph Slights of the Delaware Court of Chancery wrote on Friday.
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He wrote a letter to Kim Jong Un, who took power after their father Kim Jong Il died in December 2011, and asked him to withdraw a standing order for his assassination, according to the lawmakers, who were briefed by South Korea's spy agency.
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North Korea under suspicion South Korea has been quick to point the finger of blame at Kim Jong Un, suggesting there was a standing order to kill Kim Jong Nam in place for the last five years, but there is no proof of this.
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Mothers' tales Adams noted that in 46 states, people who are or who know someone at risk for opioid overdose can get trained to use naloxone properly and may receive naloxone by "standing order" -- without a prescription -- from pharmacies or some community-based programs.
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Local judge Sam Benningfield, who conceptualized and signed a standing order permitting the program, told Channel News 5 that he hopes to break a "vicious cycle" of criminals who keep coming into his court room, struggling to find a job and unable to afford child support.
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North Korea has put out a standing order for the execution of former South Korean president Park Geun-hye and her spy chief, Lee Byoung Ho, after a report from a Japanese newspaper claimed that her administration had been plotting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's assassination.
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"As a result of the public health emergency, the Commonwealth is implementing a statewide standing order for nicotine replacement products, like gum and patches, which will allow people to access these products as a covered benefit through their insurance without requiring an individual prescription," Sanders said in the release.
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Ever since Kim Jong-un succeeded his father in 20013, "there has been a standing order" to assassinate his half brother, Lee Byung-ho, the director of the South's National Intelligence Service, said during a closed-door briefing at the National Assembly, according to lawmakers who attended it.
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This past June, our Department of Health issued a standing order allowing all Marylanders to be able to receive the life saving drug Naloxone from pharmacies, and in January, I authorized our attorney general to file suit against opioid manufacturers and distributors that have helped create the addiction crisis gripping our state and nation.
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If you need a bit more help, click on any of the theme clues to see the answer: 17A: Defenseless target SITTING DUCK 26A: Directive that's in force until canceled STANDING ORDER 44A: Notice when getting fired WALKING PAPERS 57A: Repeated comical reference RUNNING JOKE I'm thrilled to have my first puzzle published in The New York Times.
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"As a result of the public health emergency, the Commonwealth is implementing a statewide standing order for nicotine replacement products, like gum and patches, which will allow people to access these products as a covered benefit through their insurance without requiring an individual prescription, similar to what our Administration did to increase access to naloxone," Sudders said.
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The program, which the American Civil Liberties Union blasted as unconstitutional, began back in May when Judge Sam Benningfield issued a standing order that gives inmates 230 days' credit toward jail time if they opt for a contraception procedure and two days' credit for taking a neonatal health class about the risks of having children while misusing drugs.
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