migratory bird rule造句
例句與造句
- The decision more than satisfied opponents of the migratory bird rule.
- The Corps cited the Migratory Bird Rule when they initially denied the section 404 permit under the Clean Water Act.
- The project received approval from local and state agencies before the Army Corps, deciding that the migratory bird rule gave it jurisdiction, denied a permit.
- The migratory bird rule was meant to protect habitats used by migratory birds, which included the abandoned mining site that SWANCC had proposed to construct the waste disposal site.
- Instead the local townships argued that because the ponds were isolated, the Corps'invocation of the so-called migratory bird rule to assert jurisdiction under the 1972 Clean Water Act was improper.
- It's difficult to find migratory bird rule in a sentence. 用migratory bird rule造句挺難的
- The Supreme Court decision in the 2001 case, involving an isolated pond, invalidated the corps'" migratory bird rule " as the basis for regulating wetlands with no connection to navigable waterways.
- The regulation the court invalidated was known as the migratory bird rule, because it asserted jurisdiction over waters that were or could be used by birds that cross state lines or that are protected by international treaties.
- In 2001, a divided Court found that the migratory bird rule could not reach isolated ponds in " Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v . Army Corps of Engineers " ( SWANCC ).
- Inside the courtroom Tuesday, however, the arguments remained focused on congressional intent rather than constitutional limits as Bishop, representing the agency, maintained that the migratory bird rule was an unwarranted extension of the Clean Water Act.
- In rejecting the argument that individual acts of violence against women had, in the aggregate, a substantial effect on commerce, the court cast strong doubt on the theory by which the 7th Circuit had endorsed the migratory bird rule.
- The Supreme Court decision was a bad one to begin with, but the Clinton administration had applied it very narrowly and concluded that there was no reason to make any change in the existing protections other than the migratory bird rule.
- The Supreme Court held that neither the Corps nor the EPA can exert CWA jurisdiction over isolated, intrastate, non-navigable waters, where the sole basis for asserting CWA jurisdiction rests on the three factors listed under the Migratory Bird Rule, above.
- In arguing cases since in federal court, the Justice Department has generally interpreted the decision narrowly, saying the only waters that lost federal jurisdiction were those completely isolated from streams and rivers and where the migratory bird rule was the only basis of federal regulation.
- The question in Solid Waste Agency v . U . S . Army Corps of Engineers, No . 99-1178, is the validity of a regulation known as the " migratory bird rule, " under which the government has asserted authority to regulate small intrastate wetlands that are habitats for migratory birds.
- Justice Scalia then detailed the Clean Water Act's history, from the litigation forcing the Corps to broaden its jurisdiction beyond traditional navigable waters to its adoption of the Migratory Bird Rule after " Riverside Bayview " to " SWANCC "'s rejection of that rule and calls for new regulations.
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