Proponents insisted it was the localities that usurped state authority.
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They represent a conflation of private corporate interests and state authority.
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The CMC is a state authority tasked with implementing government policy.
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A state authority called it the worst scandal in Australia's racing history.
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In the most dramatic cases, state authority may collapse partially or entirely.
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But this is a very aggressive move from state authority to federal.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who controls the state authority that runs the subway.
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Is this not what we&aposve argued for, state authority, the 10th Amendment?
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His most striking use of state authority came on the evening of Nov.
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As you say, the lines between federal and state authority have been getting blurrier.
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"State authority does not mean you abandon the rule of law," the minister said.
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Many tribal residents in the region are heavily armed and have long resisted state authority.
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The state authority provided $63,000 for those and other upgrades, which helped defray the costs.
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So, rescinding this waiver — granted five years ago — is a brazen attack on state authority.
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The iron, ropes, whip and handcuffs are classic torture tools, natural attributes of Russian state authority.
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The federal agency, backed by the state authority that owns the reservoir, said it was unnecessary.
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To the Editor: Iraq is experiencing de facto partition driven by violence, factionalism and eroding state authority.
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Over the years, the U.N. mission helped the Liberian government extend state authority and promote human rights.
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The preemption of state authority was a key sticking point for Democrats in negotiating toward the legislation.
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Not only that, but the state authority did not authorize the jaguar's use in the event photos.
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Here's how unclaimed financial assets end up with a state authority and how you can recover them.
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In the face of this newly assertive far right, Chemnitz has become a test of state authority.
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Letter To the Editor: Iraq is experiencing de facto partition driven by violence, factionalism and eroding state authority.
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Nixon MORE, a Clinton appointee, repeatedly asked about where to draw the line between federal and state authority.
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But state authority over how to designate holidays has given rise to an ominous downplaying of MLK's legacy.
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No one knows for certain, because hatcheries do not need to register with any federal or state authority.
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The move means White House's is pushing for more state authority to collect sales taxes on internet purchases.
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AQIM operates in a region where state authority is frequently weak, intelligence resources limited and security forces often ineffective.
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It was the first time in 40 years that no part of the city's finances was under state authority.
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All five abbots have been formally charged for abusing state authority and colluding to do wrong, among other charges.
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Fortunately, the Supreme Court long has disfavored arguments that federal statutes silently erode constitutionally protected rights or state authority.
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To an American legal mindset, this could smack of an unwholesome blurring of the lines between church and state authority.
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Texas, the blockbuster immigration case that the Supreme Court will hear this morning, pits federal executive power against state authority.
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But doing the same in Italy's case is more problematic because of the lack of effective state authority in Libya.
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"In the proposal we are clearly defining the difference between federally regulated waterways and those of state authority," said Wheeler.
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Kelly on Monday asked the FRA to reconsider its "rash and unlawful action" and discuss its concerns with the state authority.
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In New York, numerous police agencies within the city are unarmed despite their state authority as peace officers to make arrests.
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The PCA contains several exceptions and the most widely used is the exception for National Guard forces operating under state authority.
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As migrants pass through Libya, they enter a system marked by abuse, corruption and a near-complete vacuum of state authority.
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Making that assumption about the police would be a mistake, however, despite the deep pessimism about state authority incidents like these provoke.
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Such an approach would protect us from drone hazards by uniting federal and state authority while eliminating legitimate concerns about conflicting rules.
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Assad's government earlier this year threatened Kurdish fighters with military defeat if they did not agree to a return of state authority.
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But for a technology project to help its customers reduce energy consumption, the state authority went with a start-up, C3 IoT.
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The lawsuit, filed Friday, claims that Washington state law prohibits Seattle and other localities from adopting gun laws that supersede state authority.
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Maybe Santa was excessively heavy-handed, a kind of police-state authority figure that was just too intense for more sensitive imaginations?
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You know, the governor wants to overstep and then say that he's completely a state authority, but then the city is responsible.
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Perhaps because Carrie Mae Weems is using the lens of race and its relationship to state authority through which to reinterpret Antigone.
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Under truces recently brokered in al-Wa'ar, the Damascus suburb Qudsiyya, and several southern Damascus neighborhoods, state authority is to be partially restored.
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Bouteflika's youngest brother Said and two former intelligence chiefs are in custody accused of "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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There are still a number of other authorities the agency could exercise, and none is as flexible or as deferential to state authority.
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Religious beliefs and practices came to be regarded as only expressions of personal convictions, not to be endorsed or enforced by state authority.
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A lawyer for the Brackeens, Matthew D. McGill, says the act wrongly gives tribes custody of children who should be under state authority.
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Bouteflika's youngest brother, Said, and two former intelligence chiefs are in custody accused of "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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The invasion of Ivory Coast's protected forests was helped by a decade-long political crisis that included two civil wars and eroded state authority.
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In the 12 states where a state authority was unable or did not provide data, we relied on the Election Administration and Voting Survey.
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More broadly, Iran is rising as Arab states face increasing challenges to state authority; restive populations and worsening economies; and, in some cases, fragmentation.
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The federal Telecommunications Act limits state authority over information services, according to a post on the ruling from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).
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Eight people in the region were injured, and one was reported missing, according to a statement from the Aude prefecture, the local state authority.
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Bouteflika's youngest brother Said and two former intelligence chiefs are also in custody accused of "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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These allegiances — to friends, to state authority — are tested by the Pentagon Papers, if rather more tested, perhaps, for the purposes of this fiction.
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In corporate news, shares in Norsk Hydro jumped over 5 percent after Brazil's state authority lifted a production embargo on one of its aluminum refineries.
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" — Neal Rothschild, Axios "Insurance regulators weigh in on why selling across state lines can be problematic": "We strongly oppose legislation that would preempt state authority.
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" Steve Bayme, of AJC, adds, "The chief rabbi should have a spiritual influence on the moral conscience of the state, rather than exercising state authority.
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"We say that the Syrian army, with support from the Russian troops, is regaining control of its territories and restoring the state authority there," Zasypkin said.
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News-gathering in southern Libya is difficult due to the absence of an effective state authority in a region dominated by different armed groups and tribes.
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Polling place data can be inaccurate, in part because each county is responsible for maintaining its own location data and forwarding it to the state authority.
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It would also mark a symbolic step towards restoring state authority over Mosul, even though the buildings are destroyed and not being used by Islamic State.
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Warren's bill expands the power of federal bureaucrats, eliminates state authority, and reduces consumer access to amplification devices by making them more expensive and highly regulated.
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Al-Zurfi also said he will work to confine arms to the hands of the state, eliminate all armed manifestations, and enforce state authority, INA reported.
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Protesters have taken to destroying symbols of Chinese state authority, including flags, in recent months, but the latest arrest comes less than two weeks before Oct.
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El Sharara lies in Libya's remote southwestern desert where state authority is weak, chaos rampant and phone connections patchy, making it difficult to get reliable information.
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We won't know until we see the regulations how much the traditional state authority to regulate association health plans and short-term insurance will be preempted.
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While government forces in the south and east nominally hold most of Yemen's territory, Hadi has struggled to enforce state authority among various militias, militants and tribes.
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Expanding state authority over Medicaid through block grants of federal funding to the states would save $1 trillion to $2 trillion over 10 years, the CBO projects.
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The Swedish Council on Legislation, a state authority that performs judicial previews of draft bills the government intends to submit to parliament, has also rejected the proposal.
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When state authority attempted to reestablish itself, it cracked down in all the wrong ways, worsening the weight of a heavy hand without much grasping the real problem.
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One of the sources of conflict and controversy facing FERC these days, on the electricity side, has to do with the relationship between FERC authority and state authority.
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"The Sensenbrenner legislation is an unwarranted intrusion on state authority which if enacted would continue the competitive advantage online sellers enjoy over Main Street sellers," the group said.
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" However, the commission said it had not found "any documented, independent and impartial evidence confirming the support or the knowledge of this system by the highest State authority.
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The visuals intimate to the audience that the stakes are extremely high: people will die when we get the careful equilibrium between individual will and state authority wrong.
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Bouteflika's youngest brother, Said, and two former intelligence chiefs have been placed in custody by a military judge for "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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First, get rid of individual state authority over racing and get a national governing body that lays down the rules and does the drug testing across the country.
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The Clean Air Act mentions California by name and gives the state authority to set its own standards as long as they aren't less stringent than federal ones.
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Before revoking state authority, Mr. Sessions should spend some time studying how the states that have legalized marijuana have been doing and listening to their political leaders. Gov.
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Last week, Bouteflika's youngest brother, Said, and two former intelligence chiefs were placed in custody by a military judge over "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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Bouteflika's youngest brother, Said, and two former intelligence chiefs have also been placed in custody by a military judge for "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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Representatives Rob Bishop of Utah and Liz Cheney of Wyoming — two reliable industry supporters — have managed to persuade their colleagues that this would undercut state authority, which is nonsense.
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" He added, "Isn't there some irony in a D.O.J. headed by an ardent states-rightser, Jeff Sessions, arguing for federal pre-emption of state authority under the Property Clause?
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"The essential difference between Vermont and New Hampshire is in their degree of commitment to state authority," said Jere R. Daniell, a retired historian from Dartmouth College, here in Hanover.
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If there's one thing that defines our popular conception of cyberpunk, it's the grandly ruthless multinational company, often some kind of computing or biotechnology powerhouse, that transcends mere state authority.
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Another primary threat to state authority and marketplace stability are short-term insurance plans, which the Trump administration proposed extending to 364 days from the current limit of three months.
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Many ordinary Syrians who lived in opposition held areas for years fear retribution and say they do not trust the authorities if they return to live again under state authority.
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While it's expected that the states will follow the federal government's lead on changing the tax deadline, you should still check in with your state authority and your tax professional.
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FERC has undermined state authority by ignoring the letter of the law that requires they allow states to review and approve — or deny — before FERC inevitably green lights the project.
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It contradicted 200 years' worth of jurisprudence saying that the Second Amendment did not place "any limit on either federal or state authority to enact gun-control legislation," Stevens wrote.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pushing an obscure regulation that would duplicate the responsibilities of other federal agencies and preempt state authority, potentially driving an important industry out of business.
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At least six protesters have been shot dead and hundreds others arrested during the rare challenge to state authority, prompting criticism from human rights groups and concern from the African Union.
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"[We] stand together in calling for one strong, national clean car standard and support preserving state authority to protect our residents from vehicle pollution," the governors wrote in a joint agreement.
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When Congress enacted the National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act of 85033, it excluded the public sector from the definition of employer and left the regulation of collective bargaining to state authority.
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Republicans have long complained about the size of the federal government and many have taken particular aim at the Education Department, which they see as intruding on local and state authority.
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Last month, Bouteflika's youngest brother, Said, and two former intelligence chiefs were placed in custody by a military judge over allegations of "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority".
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Violence, economic upheaval, corruption, organized crime, civil war and the hollowing out of state authority in Latin America have been the results — hardly a laughing matter for any of these countries.
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Youth may have won the battle of images, but the ultimate winners, at the polls and in the streets, were the forces of law and order and sometimes brutal state authority.
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"The sovereignty of the Republic of Korea shall reside in the people, and all state authority shall emanate from the people," the line reads in English, according to the official translation.
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The legend of the bush battler resisting state authority has become a central and often-irresistible rationale for the protection of rural interests at the expense of scientific and political progress.
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The three are under investigation over "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority", it said, quoting a statement from the prosecutor at the military court of Blida, south of Algiers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dealing with issues of individual morality, human dignity, and state authority, Sophocles's play Antigone continues to have a poignant relevance 2,500 years after it was written.
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The West African force would also "contribute as necessary to the restoration of state authority and the return of displaced persons and refugees" and facilitate humanitarian operations and the delivery of aid.
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Bouteflika's youngest brother, Said, and two former intelligence chiefs have been placed in custody by a military judge for "harming the army's authority and plotting against state authority", according to state television.
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The primary state authority regulatory structure of our industry is a critical reason the market is safe, virtually free from counterfeit and adulterated products, and operates in a safe and responsible manner.
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The security situation in the east, already a tinderbox of ethnic tensions, has worsened this year as state authority slips, forcing tens of thousands to flee and threatening to destabilize the whole country.
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Ethnic rivalries and militia fighting throughout the country have been fanned by a breakdown of state authority since President Joseph Kabila refused to step down at the end of his mandate in 2016.
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State governments must decide within the next few months whether to cede to the federal government vital state authority exercised over the last 80 years in order to comply with the rule's timeline.
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That law doesn't apply to the National Guard when it's operating under state authority, or if the president calls on it under federal authority to do things like quelling an unlawful domestic insurrection.
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The government banned small-scale mining across the east and much of northern Burkina Faso, and government troops mounted a six-week offensive, dubbed Operation Firestorm, to restore state authority in the east.
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Ungoverned spaces, crumbling Arab state authority in places like Libya and Syria, Shia dominance and exclusion and repression of Sunnis is creating a ready made grievance narrative that allows ISIS to recruit fellow Sunnis.
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"Any attempt to allow the sale of association plans to small groups across state lines will be open to legal scrutiny as to whether it is violating ERISA and undermining state authority," said Palanker.
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This new hydropower regime would undercut state authority to regulate water quality, strip natural resource agencies of their authority to protect taxpayers interests, and establish an unfunded mandate for state management of dam safety.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Prosecutors in Kosovo have brought charges against the leader of the country's only Islamic political party, accusing him of inciting viewers to resist state authority during a television broadcast two years ago.
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"Confronted with these unacceptable atrocities committed against innocent victims ... we can no longer defer our responsibility to re-establish state authority in this part of the country by all possible legal means," Kabila said.
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The NYCT had, by this point, been subsumed into the MTA, a state authority, but the rest of the state was not doing much better (even the suburbs saw population decline in the 1970s).
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Violence across eastern Congo's borderlands with Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi has spiked since President Joseph Kabila refused to step aside at the end of his mandate in 2016, eroding state authority and emboldening armed groups.
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The return of state authority to the north is meant to fill a power vacuum that has turned northern Mali into a launch pad for jihadi attacks across a vast region on the Sahara Desert.
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The bill allows Maryland's state authority on Medicaid, a federal healthcare program for the poor, to let the attorney general's office know when it sees patients being charged an "unconscionable increase" for essential generic drugs.
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There are of course people who identify less with any particular state than with the nation as a whole, but there is a deeply rooted tradition of distrusting and disfavoring federal imposition on state authority.
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There's a case to be made that the state simply doesn't have the statutory authority necessary to get to zero — there will inevitably be some hard-to-reach emissions, outside state authority, that require offsetting.
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"It seems Kentucky has an abundance of squirrels that like to chew through fiber," Mike Hayden, chief operating officer of the state authority supervising KentuckyWired, told state lawmakers at a budget meeting in Frankfort last Tuesday.
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Taking those buildings would be of symbolic significance in terms of restoring state authority over the city and help Iraqi forces attack militants in the nearby old city center where the al-Nuri Mosque is located.
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The possibility of a "local veto" on deciding where to house patients would "fly in the face of a compelling need for a centralized state authority to control and manage communicable disease outbreaks," Mr. Becerra wrote.
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Yahya al-Jabri, chairman of the Omani state authority developing Duqm, predicted the 1,172-hectare industrial park would attract $10 billion of investment by 2022, including $370 million which the Chinese side would spend on infrastructure.
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But as ProPublica reported, a determined hacker would likely find ways to bypass this defense—the easiest route being to trick Crosscheck's administrators into adding a different IP by spoofing the email account of a state authority.
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Mr. al-Assad said on Thursday that his government's ultimate goal was to restore state authority over Kurdish areas of Syria after the departure of American forces, but he added that he expected it would happen gradually.
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The agreement has been interpreted over the years to set a 20-day limit on detaining children who entered the country illegally, and also requires facilities that house migrant children to be licensed by a state authority.
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It marks a symbolic victory for the government's efforts to restore state authority in northern Mali and implement a 2015 peace deal with the rebels that promised greater local autonomy in exchange for the return of state forces.
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In upholding, by a 5-4 vote, Ohio's practice of purging its voter rolls, the conservative members of the Court showed that they care more about protecting state authority over elections than the individual, fundamental right to vote.
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"EPA should fully recognize state authority to determine standards of performance that are less strict than they might otherwise be based on a particular source's remaining useful life or other factors," the National Mining Association told the agency.
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"With respect to interstate sales tax collection, the No Regulation Without Representation Act unjustifiably pre-empts state authority," Peters said, arguing that the legislation Goodlatte is supporting would unfairly bar states from regulating commerce within their own borders.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran and Syria on Monday demanded the United States withdraw its troops from Syria, and the Damascus government threatened to defeat Washington's Kurdish allies by force if they did not submit to the return of state authority.
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Prankishly conflating the two superpowers, the US and China, the works call attention to the continued dangers of unchecked state authority — prompting a reconsideration, as we move into 2020, of how alike the two countries are or are not.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - A military appeals court in Algeria on Monday confirmed 15-year jail sentences against two former intelligence chiefs and a brother of former President Abdelaziz Bouteflika for "conspiring against the army and the state authority," state media reported.
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The association, a state authority, partners with a company that operates the commercial aspects of the park, which include an amusement area, a gondola to the mountain's top and the popular laser show projected on the granite from the lawn beneath.
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In a country that strictly, and often arbitrarily, regulates popular music—requiring artists to apply for permits to perform and release albums, imposing rules like forbidding women from performing as solo vocalists—Yaghmaei has faced the full brunt of state authority.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Thursday that his government's ultimate goal was to restore state authority over Kurdish controlled areas in northeast Syria after an abrupt U.S. troop withdrawal but he expected it to happen gradually.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Thursday that his government's ultimate goal was to restore state authority over Kurdish controlled areas in northeast Syria after an abrupt U.S. troop withdrawal but he expected it to happen gradually.
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The theory goes like this: The period between Los Angeles's first settlement by Spanish missionaries and its eventual incorporation into a 20th-century United States capable of managing its westernmost cities was marked by an unusually long-lived instability in state authority.
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The rebel Coordination of Azawad Movements (CMA) and the pro-government Gatia are locked in a bitter power struggle in northern Mali, despite the return of state authority to its cities in March for the first time since a 2012 Tuareg uprising.
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A bipartisan group of attorneys general from 35 states is urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reject a petition from the cable and broadband industry asking the agency to take away state authority to investigate claims of false advertising over broadband speeds.
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The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to let it participate in oral arguments in an online sales tax case being heard next month, signaling the White House's commitment to pushing for more state authority to collect sales taxes on internet purchases.
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Not only is the Commission lacking in its own statutory authority to preempt, but its effort to kick the States out of intrastate broadband regulation also overlooks the Communications Act's vision of dual federal-state authority and cooperation in this area specifically.
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President Joseph Kabila's refusal to step down from power when his mandate ran out in 2016 has led to a breakdown in state authority in much of the remote east of Congo, stoking age-old conflicts that have forced 4.3 million people from their homes.
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That is true as well of the third faction claiming to rule Libya, a Tripoli-based Islamist militia grouping that has a Parliament separate from that of the G.N.A. "The government has to implement state authority over who dominates this area," Mr. Kobler said.
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"A secretly recorded video, fake names, a grand jury indictment, congressional investigations—these are the building blocks of a best-selling novel rather than a case concerning the interplay of federal and state authority through the Medicaid program," Sparks wrote in his 42-page ruling.
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During the years when Warren Burger was chief justice, from 1969 to 1986, no judge or justice expressed any doubt about the limited coverage of the amendment, and I cannot recall any judge suggesting that the amendment might place any limit on state authority to do anything.
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The rule has been held up in the courts since it was first proposed in 2015, in challenges mounted by both the industry and Pruitt himself, who sued the EPA as Oklahoma's attorney general, claiming that it "usurps" state authority and adds an unnecessary regulatory burden.
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Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.), who fought early versions of the bill and led the fight against efforts to pre-empt state authority.
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Given the explicit deference to state authority embedded in the Clean Air Act, the charge by opponents that this rule amounts to "one of the most aggressive executive branch power grabs," as one state attorney general put it, simply ignores the law and its success over 45 years.
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For a public that regularly faces problems of contaminated food, there was dismay when the leader of the state authority for grain, Ren Zhengxiao, said he would not allow "one single grain of unsafe rice or one drop of unsafe oil" to enter the kitchens preparing the leaders' banquet meal.
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The French legislation is deemed to fail on a number of fronts, including for imposing "general and indiscriminate" data retention obligations, and for failing to include provisions to notify data subjects that their information is being processed by a state authority where such notifications are possible without jeopardizing its action.
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"This legislation seeks to preempt traditional state authority to take the actions necessary for protecting state water resources, while doing away with existing federal laws that safeguard our nation's waters against harmful pollutant discharges from vessels," 10 state attorneys general, led by New York's Eric Schneiderman (D), wrote to senators last year.
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Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.) spoke to Pallone's concerns Thursday about preempting state authority over chemicals and, without mentioning him by name, pushed him to rejoin the talks.
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Then, either directly or through the United Nations, the United States will have to talk to the Assad regime on the premise that a restoration of Syrian state authority in northeast Syria, including the re-entry of Syrian government forces, is required to stabilize that part of the country over the long term.
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In a lecture last month, a senior figure in the world of Orthodox Christian theology, Father John Behr, said that Christianity's situation in the West was now quite similar to what it was in 2nd century Rome: lacking any state authority to shore it up or enforce uniformity; facing persecution in certain places; and culturally and liturgically diverse.
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Greater state authority is likely to be an insidious building block of the "modernization" bill Environment Committee chair Senator John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE introduces as the basis for action by his Committee.
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Caring for children came to mean emergency intervention, to stop them from being murdered—Victorian infant life protection, revisited—notwithstanding the glaring fact that federally funded child-protective services that handle three million reports of child abuse every year represent a far, far more intrusive form of state authority over family life than federally subsidized childcare could ever have constituted.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomHillicon Valley: Tech grapples with California 'gig economy' law | FCC to investigate Sprint over millions in subsidies | House bill aims to protect telecom networks | Google wins EU fight over 'right to be forgotten' | 27 nations sign cyber rules pact Overnight Energy: Top Interior lawyer accused of lying to Congress confirmed | Senate set to deny funding for BLM move | EPA threatens to cut California highway funds Trump EPA threatens to withhold California highway funds amid emissions fight MORE (D) called the Trump administration's rollback of state authority a "politically motivated" attack.
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