Sentence examples for Legislative application from inspiring English sources

The political and legislative application of these great principles, so eloquently put forth to a wondering but ignorant audience by Burke, found an ardent, warm and able echo in Huskisson.

23707 of December 20 , 2012[ 2], trying to clarify the legislative application of the appointment of the Guardian in the field of advance directives.

Recently, this critical issue has once again been brought to the interest of the Supreme Court, which passed a judgment trying to clarify the legislative application of the appointment of the Guardian in the field of advance directives.

Petitioner asserts that Congress' failure to enact various proposals since Chapman was decided that would have limited the availability of habeas relief amounts to legislative disapproval of application of a less stringent harmless-error standard on collateral review of constitutional error.

Bakhtiari still counts Vancouver as his home to this day, but his bid for permanent residency hit a snag on March 5, 2015, when he was told that the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration refused to grant him "an exemption for humanitarian and compassionate grounds from the applicable legislative requirements to process his application for permanent residence in Canada".

"It is unthinkable that after being advised to make specific changes to enhance our application, the legislative leaders could not come to an agreement on legislation that would have significantly increased our competitiveness," the joint statement from the mayor and governor said.

The Court was able to do so by rejecting so called "strict construction" reading of the ACA, relying instead on a more flexible application of legislative intent to arrive at a progressive decision.

In 2008, this committee proposed a national policy for the development of palliative care, accompany the implementation and deployment of this policy, and evaluate application of legislative and regulatory texts concerning palliative care and end of life supportive care.

The legislative changes resulted in applications to the DPP for a retrial, which DPP Nicholas Cowdery rejected because he did not believe the evidence was "fresh and compelling".

To combat his party's reputation for lawlessness, Mr. Yadav required the party's legislative candidates to submit applications and undergo vetting, even the party's established power brokers.

We have raised concerns about the protection of those who may be involved in research and clinical applications of PNT/MST and about the legitimacy of the rapid legislative process by which clinical applications have been enabled.