And the Department of Health and Human Services is going to be focused on implementing the law in a way that maximizes the benefits of the law for people all across the country.
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The 12 judges based their ruling on the principle of salus populi ex supreme lex (the welfare of the people is the supreme law of any land), words perhaps more familiar to European lawyers than Pakistanis.
It's a career that has given her not only a sweeping overview of the American judicial system, but a practical understanding of how the law works in the everyday lives of the American people.
By encouraging people to buy health insurance, the law will protect people from the strange whims of those people in hospitals to set prices.
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The three said that without concrete proof of the burden imposed and proof of the numbers of people affected, the law could not be invalidated because it represents a legitimate attempt to prevent fraud in the future and inspire voter confidence.
Applicable during times of armed conflict, they form the cornerstone of international humanitarian law, setting rules for the treatment of people who are not participating in the fighting -- civilians, health workers and aid workers -- as well as for the wounded, sick or prisoners of war.
The crafters of the law moved people away from employer based coverage and decreased the bill to taxpayers by having employers pitch in through a fine.
Dame Anne Begg, chair of the work and pensions committee, spoke in support of repealing the law preventing people who had suffered with mental illness for six months from standing as MPs.
We look at the criminal law for most of us, are people that violate the law and upset our society.
But last autumn Congress revised the welfare law, limiting the number of people who could get such relief to 4, 000 a year.
"We have and will continue to urge the SCAF to relinquish power to civilian elected authorities and to respect the universal rights of the Egyptian people and the rule of law, " he told reporters.
The main effect of the new law was not an increase in the numbers of people working beyond the age of 65 but a big rise in severance pay for people leaving at what until then had been the mandatory retirement age.
One of the goals of the law is to foster creativity, so people will invest the skill and effort needed to create works to which they will own exclusive rights, such as books, paintings, music and movies.
Experts say it is increasingly important for patients to lock in a primary-care doctor soon because of expected increased demand for physicians starting in 2014, when the new federal health-overhaul law will add millions of people to the health-insurance rolls.
"Congress wants harsh penalties doled out for these crimes because they don't want people defacing websites, but there has to be a way that we can bring the law into harmony with the realities of how people use technology today, " said Hanni Fakhoury, an attorney at the San Francisco-based nonprofit Electronic Frontier Foundation.
And they did it on the basis of their law and their practice so far as the release of people in serious medical conditions on compassionate grounds.
Could you explain how somebody who has spent almost her entire career, if not her entire career, working in the federal government or at Harvard has an understanding of how the law affects real people?
Officials of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees also say quietly that the returns from Egypt, insofar as they were prompted by near-destitution, risk violating one of the key principles of refugee law: the idea that people should not be sent back to their home country against their will.
Apparently this is scaring off at least some potential applicants: the number of people taking the Law School Admissions Test declined by 9.6% during the 2010-2011 academic year, to 155, 050, from 171, 500 in the previous year, according to the Law School Admission Council.
Many people would be unhappy with such a mixed outcome, but it is not the job of the law to make people happy.
It is meant to ensure that there is no dispute, no confusion, no rival interpretations which could see a court of law rather than the people determine Scotland's destiny.
One of the most under-appreciated aspects of Obamacare is the degree to which the law drives up the cost of health insurance, especially for people who buy it on their own.
Dorner was a suspect in the killing of four people -- including two law enforcement officers and the daughter of another -- during the past 10 days, authorities said.
Thus the law bars all the guesses and intuitions of people closest to the company from influencing the price of the shares.
The right for candidates to add their own seals has survived repeated reforms of election law, currently regulated by the Representation of the People Act.
"What we are looking for is those vulnerable spots, but we feel confident that given all of the local law enforcement working with the rail enforcement people that rail is a safe mode of travel, " he said.
And the reason for that is simply that the law says so and the rule of law is more important than what might happen to the bank accounts of any number of people.
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The law enabling the authorities to send people accused of atrocities during the Balkan wars of the 1990s to The Hague was adopted by the Yugoslav parliament earlier this month, but the issue remains hugely controversial in Serbia, where many believe the international court is biased.
The FBI document says the information would be used to help it to predict the likely actions of "bad actors", detect instances of people deliberately misleading law enforcement officers and spot the vulnerabilities of suspect groups.
And that will be managed as part of the law and I think allow a lot of people to have more choices.
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