What Sarbanes-Oxley has manifestly done is impose hefty costs on publicly held companies, especially small ones.
One must also show that the overall European gain manifestly outweighs individual national interests.
Ms Goldie said the SNP plan was manifestly flawed and that VCs offered a unique service.
There have been periods of monetary stability, but the trend line has been manifestly unstable.
He warned of "unavoidable austerity ahead" and said cutting youth services should be "manifestly indefensible".
Others are manifestly unworkable (letting head teachers kick out troublemakers with no right of appeal).
The system is manifestly unfair and a source of huge resentment in the third world.
In contrast, loading all of these generational cross-subsidies onto young people is manifestly unfair.
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John Wadham, director of civil rights group Liberty, said it was a "manifestly unjust and discriminatory" power.
Governments are already trying to deal with public anger about manifestly unfair gains by capping bankers' bonuses.
It's to do with the rules which are manifestly unfair, and is the reason people ignore them.
There would have to be a clause excluding any country manifestly unqualified to join when 2005 came.
Now, reportedly, six of them have been designated as the scapegoats for what is manifestly an institutional failure.
Milton also manifestly does acknowledge that there are other sources of value than obedience to an all-knowing deity.
It would curb the power of judges to deliver sentences manifestly at odds with the letter of the law.
Overall, the reformed pension systems are manifestly better than the ones they replaced.
However, the response appears to offer nothing new and manifestly fails to give a clear answer to our key recommendation.
Plainly, even if never beaten, assaulted or mistreated in prison, the victim suffers a deprivation of liberty that is manifestly physical.
The so-called Oracle of Omaha begins by making the manifestly absurd assertion that tax rates do not influence investment behavior.
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Lawyers for the DPP are arguing the decision not to prosecute was "entirely rational" and was "manifestly not one which is susceptible to judicial review".
The IRS has issued proposed regulations designed to fix this manifestly unfair and unworkable provision by essentially rewriting the statute without Congressional approval.
The example set by those two presidents demonstrate that such privileges in criminal investigations are manifestly unnecessary in order to protect the presidency.
At the Court of Appeal, Sir Hugh Bennett, sitting with Lord Justice Laws and Mr Justice MacDuff, reduced the publican's "manifestly excessive" sentence.
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Unfortunately, the dangers associated with relying upon such manifestly unreliable "allies" are greatly compounded by official Washington's own version of the double game.
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Kingfisher Airlines is so broke it cannot pay its gorgeous cabin crew, for instance, and Air India is also manifestly in deep distress.
Critics of a new select committee with such a mandate have an obligation to propose another approach to address this manifestly growing problem.
Forces both internal and external (the World Bank) are pushing for this, and it would be manifestly healthy, maybe even necessary, for global prosperity.
On Thursday, at London's Criminal Appeal Court, the port authority's lawyers are expected to argue the fine was "manifestly excessive" and should be reduced.
Improved terms for the sale of Soviet goods in the United States is manifestly more in the Kremlin's interest than it is in ours.
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