the most think it is skidmore difference. skidmore different says they have power to persuade if it is a long-standing, if, is it well reasoned? did it have considerations? the parties will sometimes match onto we found this document by a relevant agency, not all agencies are relevant but some are. the problem is these may just be a sentence or two that don't explain a lot and sometimes are not rooted in the words of the statute. so again if you don't have these tools of statutory meaning, and agency said this, but if you start with the tools to walk through here's what necessary means in this provision, here's how it contrast with reasonably necessary four sections later, here's how tort law due to an common law. necessary as i stated, and falls considering alternatives, relative to the alternative. suddenly you have a rule of law that starts to come out of this that says yes, in deciding whether this ladies preferred way of having her walker stored is necessary come with to consider it against the backdrop of what other alt

the lead architect at skidmore, owens, craig hartman who led a dynamic team of architects and designing the look of the center. the director of convention facilities for the city and county of san francisco, who oversees everything that goes on in this building on behalf of this city. the senior director of the moscone expansion project for san francisco travel, who has been a help in this entire network of collaborations to keep them together. rick swag who has been involved in the project before the event was a project on the horizon. is a tireless advocate for tourism in san francisco and the moscone centre as well. the mayor who will be introduced in just a second. to my left, naomi kelly capa started her job just as a -- just as the expansion was getting away. it was quite a way to begin, and she has been with us every single step of the way. the g.m. for the marriott international, here to represent the hotel community, who has always understood the importance of this facility, not only to the visitors on the hotel, but to the city itself and our people. peter gomez, the san fr

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county of san francisco it doesn't stop there as we work together through the many years of design by skidmore owning. showing off today as we sit in this amazing lobby. and the constructions schedule was complicated as we continue to keep moscow the up and running, the majority of the time, it was vital to the city, to our hotels, to the industry, not to lose the economic impact that the center generates. i thank you to everyone who worked so hard to ensure that clients had successful shows, construction continued to be on time, and the city stayed busy. and now the exciting work really begins. we are committed to working closely with the centre, was san francisco travel, with everyone to continue to attract the very best events to our city. we know there are no better teams, hospitality industry, and convention center in the country thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. we have heard a lot about the building, and its on-time, on budget. did i say that already call so we are prepared -- we have prepared a short documentary to show you about the development of this building,

attacked in her own home, 37—year—old lisa skidmore was raped and murdered by a man under probation supervisionprofessional failings in the way he was assessed and monitored. now an inspection has uncovered wider problems with the way sex offenders are managed and supervised in england and wales. the report found much of the work to address sexual offending was poor. a third of risk assessments of sex offenders were insufficient. and some children weren't being protected properly from convicted paedophiles. this is a national priority now. we are dealing with large numbers of offenders here and some very significant risk, and i am sure that the public appetite will be that those risks should be much better managed than they are at the moment. the report says a shortage of places in approved premises, known as probation hostels, where prisoners can be safely monitored on release, meant some sex offenders were placed in unsuitable accommodation, including budget hotels. the question needs to be asked, why are they being sent to these types of places, even if there were no room in an approved prem

under the administrative procedure act and they don't get chevron deference and that was to get a skidmore deference and that says they have the power to persuade if it is long- standing or is it well reasoned or is it considering the considerations of the parties will latch on we found this document by relevant agency but the problem is these may just be a sentence or two that don't explain a lot and sometimes are rooted in the words of the statute. again, if you don't have these tools or statutory meaning, and agency said this, but if you start with the tools to walk through here is what necessary means in this provision in here what it means with reasonable and here's how tort law used to encounter law used to. and so necessary is a high standard and necessary involves close, considering alternatives and necessary relative to the alternative. suddenly, you have a rule of law that starts to come out of this that says yes, in deciding whether this lady's preferred way of having her walker stored is necessary, we have to consider it against the backdrop of what other alternatives are in th

attacked in her own home, 37—year—old lisa skidmore was raped and murdered by an man under probationy campbell had a history of serious sexual offending. a report found that the clear professional failings in the way he was assessed and monitored. now an inspection has uncovered wider problems with the way sex offenders are managed and supervised in england and wales. the report found might of the work to address a sexual offending was poor. a third of risk assessments of sex offenders were insufficient. and some children were not being protected properly from convicted paedophiles. this is a national priority now. we are dealing with large numbers of offenders here and some very significant risk and i am sure that the public appetite will be that those risks should be much better managed than they are at the moment. the report says a shortage of places in approved premises known as probation hostels where prisoners can be safely monitored on release meant some sex offenders were placed in an suitable accommodation, including budget hotels. the question needs to be asked, why are the