Legislating History

Does Legalizing Prostitution Work?

Export import codification

It also brings up new issues, though, like computational irreducibility.

Some people believe they're going through unofficial rationing.

This competitive rationalization was the key to the policy s success.

The objective is to ensure that current use levels are predicated solely by, and matched to actual needs.

The sale of buildings and vehicles will be legalized and self employment authorized, mainly in the service sector.

Theories and concepts such as control of outer space and space force projection are being codified.

Second, energy rationing policies like cap and trade will be a permanent drag on economic activity.

The second quota comprises of 106 billion liters and should last until March 2015 without water rationing.

The principle of neutrality has long been considered an important consideration when codifying the effect of armed conflict on treaties.

In accordance with the Act on combating the legalization of income derived from criminal activity and the financing of terrorism (which enters into force on 1 January 2006), plans have been made for the establishment by the Cabinet of Ministers of a specially empowered State agency to combat the legalization of income derived from criminal activity and the financing of terrorism.

Obviously I d prefer to see this kind of stuff restricted to some extent but I m a realistic person and I know that will never happen.

This belief justified, or rationalized, the de regulation of financial markets in the name of the so called efficient market hypothesis.

The legalization of prostitution in October 2000 merely codified a long standing Dutch tradition of tolerance towards buying and selling sex.

Following the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, de Klerk called his cabinet together to debate legalising the ANC and freeing Mandela.

Consequently, the institution of the rationing programme does not in itself provide evidence that the population was actually deprived of the use of water.

But, for the same reason, efficiency rules often do meet with protest when they are used or proposed for rationing medical services in everyday medicine.

The legalization of abortion on request in South Africa in 1998 saw abortion related deaths drop by 91 .

The need to codify that branch of the law was becoming increasingly obvious in view of the expansion of human activities in outer space.

What's behind that is a postulation, namely that not humans should get much more technical in the future rather than that, technology, a bit more human.

After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, it just took four days for the government to ban the production of civilian cars and to redirect the auto industry, and from there to rationing of food and energy.

Again, higher prices will ration global oil demand, but only after a period of economic pain in some regions around the world.

First and foremost were the referenda on marijuana legalization in the US states of Colorado and Washington on November 6.

Profits can be made when energy is rationed or subsidized, but only within an economy operating at lower, or even negative, growth rates.

It is clear that legalising a sector that was illegal for nearly a century is not simply a matter of amendments to legislation and a new policy.

It therefore requires regularization of its budgetary and technical support, and the migration of responsibilities from the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to the Department of Management, where such projects belong.

Indeed, conditions in Iran s oil industry had so deteriorated in 2007 that gasoline rationing was introduced, opening the way to a thriving black market.

This means that over the longer term, everyone will be competing for a piece of a pie that is smaller than it would have been without energy rationing.

Concerned about policies and activities in favour of the legalization of illicit narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances that are not in accordance with the international drug control treaties and that might jeopardize the international drug control regime,

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Other ideas have been floated, including requesting the General Assembly to authorize an intergovernmental group of experts to explore ways of codifying cooperation on the issue of the illicit sale of small arms and light weapons.

Borrowing costs are rising for highly indebted sovereigns, credit rationing is undermining small and medium size companies, and falling commodity prices are reducing exporting countries income.

in the '60s... and ... an African American, wrote in 1997, The term 'desegregation' is normally reserved to the legal legislative domain, and it was the legalization of discrimination in public institutions based on race that many fought against in the 1960s.

Putting legal restrictions on women's work does not always protect women but can confine more women to undervalued and underpaid work and thereby legalizes discrimination.

Iraq questions the accuracy of Jordan's estimate of the volume of water used by the refugees and states that, if rationing measures were introduced as Jordan describes, water consumption would have increased at a slower rate than the rate of population growth.

US financial institutions should have continued to lend to distressed borrowers, in order to prevent a spiral in which credit rationing forced price reductions and intensified world deflation.

Instead of distributing oil revenues through a program of low cost loans, as promised, the government has been forced to ration gasoline, as economic promise has given way to crisis.

Usually, the goal of demand side management is to encourage the consumer to use less energy during peak hours, or to move the time of energy use to off peak times such as nighttime and weekends.

Will banks be willing to part with the assets at a low enough price to attract private investment? And would doing so force larger write downs, requiring banks, in turn, to ration credit and thus harming the economy?

These countries have appealed to the World Bank for financing, and the Bank made a valiant effort in 2008 to help through its new Global Food Crisis Response Program (GFCRP). But the Bank does not yet have sufficient funds to meet these countries urgent needs, and has had to ration assistance to a small fraction of the flows that could be effectively and reliably used.

LA PAZ The re election for unlimited periods that Presidents Hugo Chávez and Evo Morales have sought in Venezuela and Bolivia, respectively, reflects a phenomenon caudillismo that has, sadly, never been far from the surface of Latin American politics.

Lastly, she said host countries should concentrate very closely on the issue of recognizing the situation of illegal workers and on the conditions of return of migrants to their country of origin, to ensure that they returned in a dignified and humane manner.

In the annual State of the Territory address in January 2005, Governor Turnbull reiterated the goals of the previous year increasing Government revenues while restricting Government spending and supporting the private sector.