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Enforceable nondiscrimination rules are needed to ensure that oligopolistic Internet access corporations do not "regulate" the Internet by determining what information can and cannot flow through their gateways.

Let's Address the Larger Threat to Internet Freedom 2010

Enforceable laws and regulations may also be important.

The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008

Enforceable laws and regulations may also be important.

The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008

Enforceable uniform international operating regulations for hazardous industries would have provided a mechanism for significantly improved in safety in Bhopal.

Bhopal, India 2008

Kraemer a seminal Property case on racially restrictive covenants: "Nigs buy land with no nig covenant; Q: Enforceable?"

December 2005 2005

Enforceable measures are required to curb racism, Foreign Affairs

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

Passing a Strong, Enforceable, Patients 'Bill of Rights: During the past two years, the President has exercised his executive authority to extend critical patient protections to over 85 million Americans.

Fact Sheet On Budget That Made Progresson A Priority ITY National Archives 1999

Protecting Patients through a Strong, Enforceable Patients Bill of Rights: The Patients 'Bill of Rights should contain a range of protections, including guaranteed access to needed specialists, access to emergency room services, access to a meaningful independent and external appeals process, and the right to be compensated.

Fact Sheet On The 1999 Democratic Agenda Families First ITY National Archives 1999

Passing a Strong, Enforceable, Patients 'Bill of Rights: During the past two years, the President has exercised his executive authority to extend critical patient protections to over 85 million Americans.

Democrats Win On The Budget ITY National Archives 1999

Enforceable safety standards have been established for longshoremen and ship repair workers; Federal Safety Councils have been increased from 14 to over

State of the Union Address (1790-2001) United States. Presidents.