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Legislators can also specify the types of enforcers who have standing to sue or denominate certain claims as eligible or ineligible for private enforcement
𝑥) and 𝑓"(𝑥) denote the probability density functions that describe the likelihood with which 𝑥 takes a particular value for anticompetitive
The Denominator Problem in Takings Law 331 D. Ban-scendental Nonsense and the Functional Approach 337 ii. identifying and evaluating bans 341 A. The
the Supreme Court now to say that Congress all along was assuming that only exactions denominated as taxes were protected against injunctive and
U.S.C. § 2283 (2006), which is universally denominated the AIA and which provides that “[a] court of the United States may not grant an injunction to
extra cost. To be precise, a buyer’s valuation for the generic product is denoted vg and the cost of the product is simply g. Thus, the generic
prevailing approach to withdrawal from custom, which the authors denominate the “Mandatory View,” states may exempt themselves from a rule of customary
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to account for “expense items not denominated [as] interest but appropriately characterized as equivalent to interest expense.”29 The legislative
make, interpret, enforce, and ultimately, internalize rules of transnational law.”12 Harold Koh has denoted this the “transnational legal process