Sentence examples for commonwealth law from inspiring English sources

There were potential breaches of commonwealth law and a range of penalties could apply, she said.

The commission has simply recommended these state laws be brought into the 21st century and roughly in line with commonwealth law that is more inclusive.

In 1957 Commonwealth law declared most Indigenous Western Australians to be wards of the state – that is, in need of government protection.

It would be remiss of me not to remind you of the commonwealth law... that came into force seven days ago".

After giving the Australian Law Reform Commission an ideologically loaded and unwieldy investigation into encroachment into rights and freedoms by commonwealth law, he then refused to give this top-rated research body any additional work for nearly two years.

The existence of such a definition in some parts of commonwealth law could be a place to start for the government in considering the amendment, a point the independent senator Nick Xenophon made on Tuesday.

But after discovering a number of commonwealth laws may have been breached, the investigation has been handed over to the Australian federal police.

The Liberal party told the ACL it had "no plans to change the existing framework for religious freedom exemptions" under commonwealth laws.

The terms of reference refer to a wide-ranging report from the Australian Law Reform Commission released this year which examined the encroachment of commonwealth laws on free speech.

Demasi approached the Administrative Appeals Tribunal of Australia, which carries out reviews of administrative decisions made under commonwealth laws, to review that decision.

Smith said the terms of reference released by Brandis after the meeting included a mention of a wide-ranging report from the Australian Law Reform Commission released this year which examined the encroachment of commonwealth laws on free speech.