Sentence examples for applying legislation from inspiring English sources

Whether or not Cameron regards human rights arguments as "phoney," the courts in applying legislation are obliged to respect rights under the European Convention on Human Rights.

However, physicians consider that they receive too little guidance in applying guidelines for disorders that are difficult to assess objectively [ 62] or in applying legislation, regulations and instruments [ 50]. 40% of the files are not in keeping (or completely in keeping) with the statutory requirements [ 63].

How can we apply legislation that is based on geography to the network space of the internet?

If the line between public and private online lives becomes ever more blurred, how or where do we apply legislation which is designed to prevent discrimination based on sex, race, sexual orientation, disability, age, gender identity, or religion?

The police had stopped arresting suspects and the courts were throwing out cases against users rather than apply legislation which sent them to prison for up to three years.

"Parliament intervened in these proceedings in order to retrospectively supply an interpretation to one of its own previous acts of parliament despite the fact that under the separation of powers it falls to the courts to interpret and apply legislation".

This chapter describes some general fields of applications, technical constraints, and general information about the applied legislation considering the reuse of dredged materials and discusses the cost and marketing aspects.

As parliament prepares to debate how best to apply legislation that will curb the party, – measures that have unexpectedly electrified the political scene – the far right is flourishing in the knowledge that, in a country reeling from the twin ills of austerity and despair, it is they who are in the ascendant.

A network may comprise actors that have similar roles and responsibilities at different times and that must establish and apply legislation and regulations specifically governing the territory.

They are doing a very good job of applying the legislation the government has laid out and despite that they are being vilified for it," she said.

"Unless Brazil decriminalises drugs and begins applying existing legislation that sanctions alternative and proportionate sentencing, these problems will continue unabated," says Muggah.