Using the US as a case study, the book shows that UK laws must remain within the ambit of EU law and the Court of Justice of the European Union's (CJEU's) jurisprudence, to maintain the effectiveness of the exchange.
The conflict between Community competition norms and national formal private law and, more broadly, the possible inclusion of extra-competition policies within the ambit of "competition law," constitute two aspects of this paradigm.
Because the domain name was registered in the United States, it fell under the ambit of American law.
(Crimes related to culturally important works of art fall under the ambit of federal law enforcement, and the maps qualify).
In 1998, the Brazilian government announced that most of the country's logging operations were being conducted beyond the ambit of the law.
This Note therefore ends with a plea for thick historical sensitivity and the deep contextualizing of juridical pronouncements in the complex ambit of citizenship law.
For precisely this reason, your suggestion that "the outside world...has no duty to take action" to address their plight must be challenged.It is true that IDPS fall outside the definition of "refugee" and, consequently, the ambit of refugee law.
Over the past few years, his Administration and its allies on Capitol Hill have put quite a bit of effort into bringing domestic spying within the ambit of the law.
So, whatever we do we always make sure it is done within the ambit of the law".
This stands to reason as the raison d'être of pure public authorities is in their legislative function, so they intrinsically belong in the ambit of public law.
Framed within the ambit of tort law more generally, the outcomes in controversial M&A cases do not represent departures from well-established doctrine.
