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Why is it not considered a sin when god kills people in the bible?
Because God is the Judge, the one able to enforce the law.
When was the SEC formed?
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was established by Congress in 1934 to enforce the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
How do you enforce precedence in the formula in cell E1 by adding parentheses around the arguments in the addition operation?
=(b1+c1+d1)/3
What are the 9 concurrent powers?
-to tax -borrow money -establish courts -enforce laws -charter banks and corporations -spend money for the general welfare -take private property for public purposes, with compensation
Why do you think the church wanted to forbid people to read certain books?
The church wanted to forbid people from reading certain books because it sought to control and maintain authority over religious teachings and interpretations. It feared that exposure to different ideas and perspectives could challenge its doctrine and lead to questioning or dissent among its followers. By limiting access to specific texts, the church aimed to enforce orthodoxy and maintain its power and influence.
What are rules that enforce legislation called?
Federal regulations are the specific laws or rules that are developed to enforce major legislation enacted by congress. Such legislation is referred to as "enabling legislation" because it enables or gives regulatory agencies the authority and responsibility to create regulations to administer and enforce the legislation.
To implement legislation means to?
Put it into effect and enforce it
What does external regulators mean?
External regulators refer to factors or entities outside of a system or organization that impose controls, guidelines, or oversight on it. These regulators are typically government agencies, industry bodies, or standard-setting organizations that monitor and enforce compliance with rules and regulations to ensure fair practices and protect the interests of individuals or the public.
Congress shall have the power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation?
the Civil Rights Act of 1964
What does enacting legislation mean?
Legislation is a law. To implement legislation means to take actions that are required by the legislation.EDIT: I'm not so sure that the above answer pertains to this question. To implement a law means to put it into effect and enforce it.
How does the UN enforce its legislation?
Usually through international pressure such as trade sanctions and occasionally military action.
What was the legislation passed in 1765 but repealed the next year after colonial resistance made it impossible to enforce?
The Stamp Act
What is the 14th amendment impact on founding of the American Equal Rights Association?
Congress have power to enforce by appropriate legislation.
Does the congressional branch enforce the laws?
The legislative or congressional branch is responsible for MAKING the laws. They write and pass legislation into law.
Which US state was the first to pass legislation requiring the labeling of Genetically Modified foods?
Yesterday, Conneticut became the first US State to legalise the labelling of Genetically Modified foods, and this legislation is accompanied by an unusual requirement that four other states enforce similar legislation.
What is the purpose of legislation in a business?
To keep a society in order or create a guideline amongst them.
Why was the FTC established?
Because loopholes were also present in the Clayton Act, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was established to enforce the antitrust legislation.
