For example, "As required by the Freedom of Information Law, the head or governing body of an agency, or whomever is designated to determine appeals, is required to respond within 10 business days of the receipt of an appeal.
Mrs May quoted one judge, who had declined to deport a foreign criminal, as having said that "Parliament has not altered the legal duty of the judge determining appeals to decide on proportionality for him or herself".
So it's not surprising the WP29 is seeking to establish common guidelines across European data protection regulators for determining appeals in instances where initial de-listing requests have not been granted.
Your appeal must be made within 30 days, and addressed to the person designated by the agency to determine appeals or the chief executive or governing body of the agency.
Such an entity's existing cannot, therefore, be thought as the instantiation of an essence, and consequently what it means to be such an entity cannot be determined by appeal to pre-given frameworks or systems whether scientific, historical, or philosophical.
Although Donald Richberg and others felt the government's case in Schechter was not a strong one, the Schechters were determined to appeal their conviction.
Bossie was determined to appeal to the Supreme Court, and at this point he decided to change lawyers.
U.S. politicians seem determined to appeal either to the most nativist extremes in their respective parties — or to tell voters that something Americans call "the tooth fairy" will make their energy, budget, educational and Social Security deficits painlessly disappear.
But Mr Reckless's defection to Ukip is likely to make Mr Cameron all the more determined to appeal to the right of his party to stave off more desertions.
But while Kilty is determined to appeal, Meadows has passed up the opportunity to do so.
Once they determined the appeal was for real, they gave him the green light for a follow up that would change his career forever.
