In practice they usually don't, because states lack the legal authority to compel out-of-state retailers to collect the tax.
The totality of these changes has the potential to compel much-needed upheaval in Israel's capital markets, regulatory structures, and perhaps even the nation's very view of itself.
If necessary, Congress should vote to invalidate Colorado-like amendments and compel states to stick with tradition--that the winner takes all the electoral votes in each state he wins.
The two men formed a pact in coalition talks and got commitments to a new draft law that will compel more ultra-Orthodox men to perform national military service or other civilian duties.
During the drawn-out coalition talks, Mr Lapid and Mr Bennett formed a pact and got commitments to a new draft law that will compel more ultra-Orthodox men to perform national military service or other civilian duties.
There is an open question as to whether the courts of a non-DAPT state can compel the return of asset from the DAPT state to the non-DAPT state so that those assets are available to creditors, i.e.
She confirmed she would work with Labour to see if new laws were needed to compel former officers to co-operate with the IPCC.
Progress does not compel us to settle centuries-long debates about the role of government for all time, but it does require us to act in our time.
By making demands Netanyahu and his coalition partners cannot accept, Obama hopes to either bring down the government and replace Netanyahu and Likud with the far-leftist Tzipi Livni and Kadima, or force Yisrael Beitenu and Shas to bolt the coalition and compel Netanyahu to accept Livni as a co-prime minister.
China says it plans to compel more users of internet microblogs - similar to Twitter - to register with their real names.
The obvious, and probably growing, need for the kind of power projection made possible by C-17 airlifters should compel a careful reassessment of the defense industrial base's capacity to meet such needs over the long haul.
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But framing the question in this way does not compel students to make rational quality-cost trade-offs because after colleges clear the minimum, it is no easier for students to get loans to colleges that offer a stellar return on investment than it is to get them for colleges that offer a poor one.
The deaths of 20 first-graders and six adults compel all Americans as sons and daughters, fathers and mothers, uncles and aunts, to consult their moral compasses.
They were parchment barriers from the beginning, never possessing a self-enforcing mechanism that would compel other actors in the system, including citizens themselves to rally to their defense.
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According to Catherine Crump of the American Civil Liberties Union, "The police can ask you to unlock the phone -- which many people will do -- but they almost certainly cannot compel you to unlock your phone without the involvement of a judge, " she said.
The bottom line is it would be quite challenging for Oakley to meet the burden of all of the foregoing conditions required to receive injunctive relief or the benefits of the equivalent of a non-compete and Oakley cannot legally compel McIlroy to continue performing endorsement services for it.
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The upside is that a judge-led inquiry has the power to compel key witnesses to give evidence.
Its approval should make it easier for the government to compel landowners to sell up, allowing it to build much-needed highways across the main islands of Java and Sumatra, among other projects.
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These sleepy-sounding piles of paperwork allow the FDA to compel manufacturers to distribute medication guides warning of potential risks, to force doctors to attest that a patient really needs a drug, and even to distribute medicines through specialized pharmacies to prevent unapproved uses or illicit use.
Pick any aspect of employment-related immigration and one will find regulations that compel companies to expend time and money under the notion that the number of jobs in America is fixed, work can be performed in only one geographic location and nearly all individuals in a given field are the same.
In five American states, politicians have proposed legislation that would constrain state governments from buying call-centre services from abroad, or would at least compel operators to confess their location.
The Italian courts cannot compel her to return for the retrial but they could request her extradition - at which point it would be up to the US authorities to determine her fate, our correspondent says.
Other banks are considering similar fund-raising exercises, as politicians fret that thin capital bases will compel banks to scale back lending.
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But there was a catch: Investors needed at least 25% of so-called voting rights in a trust to declare a default and possibly compel the administrating trustee to enforce repurchases.
This advice is at least every bit as flawed as that given in 1990 by then-General Powell to the previous President Bush to the effect that economic sanctions would compel Saddam Hussein to quit Kuwait.
But if public safety and common sense don't compel you, know this: Headphones atop a bike is an insult to an extraordinary, all-sensory city.
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