The phrase "article of the act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or provision within a legal document or legislation.
Example: "According to article of the act, all citizens must comply with the new regulations set forth by the government."
Alternatives: "section of the law" or "provision of the statute".
Condliff argued that North Staffordshire PCT had an obligation to take into account article eight of the act – the right to a private and family life – when making decisions about whether to fund the £5,500 operation, which has been shown to be more than 80% successful in treating diabetes.
The possibility of evading judicial review through such spiriting-away was eliminated, not by expanding the writ abroad, but by forbidding (in Article XII of the Act) the shipment of prisoners to places where the writ did not run or where its execution would be difficult.
She told the BBC they had been able to take action under Article 3 of the act, which relates to inhuman or degrading treatment.
"The CNIL, which is competent the moment an operator processes data in France, was therefore unable to examine the full extent of the compliance of the processing implemented by the company with the Data Protection Act because of the violation of its obligation to cooperate with the Commission under Article 21 of the Act," it writes.
Based on Polish law Article 2 of the act dated 21 January 2005 concerning the experiments on animals (journal of law is dated 24 February 2005), there is no need to submit an application to the local ethics committee for issuing an opinion about studies where the chicken embryo is used.
Both flags are defined in Article 6 of the act as follows: The hoist to fly ratio for both flags is 5 8.
Moreover, according to Article 25 of the Act, the NHF does not reimburse the costs of treatment or diagnostics of an insured person that are incurred abroad unless these services were provided in accordance with Regulation 1408/71/EC.
According to Article 16 of the Act on health care services financed from public funds, the benefit basket does not cover some services, such as reimbursement of the cost of certificates required for a driving license and other medical statements or forensic expertise obtained at the request of the court or prosecutor, which are covered by separate public funds.
Subsequent elections since 1979 have taken place in the corresponding period during the last year of the five-year period referred to in Article 5 of the Act (1.3.1).
On the basis of Article 169 of the act laying down conditions for accession by Finland, Sweden and Austria, for example, the Council went so far as unilaterally to amend a decision adopted in accordance with the codecision procedure.
With the accession of Croatia on 1 July 2013, the maximum number of seats was temporarily raised to 766, in order to welcome the 12 Croatian MEPs who were elected in April 2013 (in accordance with Article 19 of the Act concerning the conditions of accession of the Republic of Croatia).
