Sentence examples for apply for a declaration from inspiring English sources

The Singapore courts have also yet to directly address the issue of the standing required to apply for a declaration in an administrative law case.

The Singapore courts have not yet directly addressed the issue of the standing required to apply for a declaration in an administrative law case, but it is possible they may adopt the test laid down in constitutional law cases.

The search company had applied for a declaration that the case doesn't meet the criteria to be heard by the court, which relate to a "hack" that it used on Apple's Safari browser to install advertising cookies.

Thus, technically speaking, there was no determination to quash and the respondent should have applied for a declaration instead.

"Some men are upset or angry and want nothing to do with the child or the child's mother," says Dewar. "Men in this situation also have the option of applying for a declaration from the Family Court which means they are no longer legally the child's father and liable to pay child support".

Over 167 million EU citizens have a disability (either medical or due to age) which prevents them accessing data and services on the Internet, e.g. to file a tax declaration, apply for an allowance, pay fees or register a child at school.

If you and your spouse are applying for a joint homestead declaration, you will need to file a Homestead Declaration – Spouses as Declared Owners form.

The governor applied for a presidential disaster declaration on September 21.

Significant penalties apply for making a false declaration on an electoral enrolment application, the electoral commissioner, Tom Rogers, said on Thursday.

Further contributing to renewed interest in the traditional approach and warranting a brief digression is an approach to organ donation that capitalizes on the fact that current American legal standards for death are disjunctive, permitting satisfaction of either the whole-brain standard or the cardiopulmonary standard, whichever applies first, for a declaration of death.

In Yip Kok Seng v. Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (2010), the High Court expressed the view that due to the lack of a unified regime in Singapore for applying for prerogative orders and declarations, it was not an abuse of process for an applicant to seek redress for a public law right by way of a declaration instead of applying for a prerogative order.