Sentence examples for conditions under article from inspiring English sources

The EHRC's document says Jeremy Hunt's Department of Health "does not appear to have explicitly considered the impact of the contract on the right to just and favourable working conditions under Article 7 [of the UN's] International Covenant on Economic, Cultural and Social Rights, which the EHRC would consider to be good practice".

There is no reference to any special conditions under which Article 81 consent should be regarded as legitimate, nor are there any indications that Article 81 consent refers to a concept of consent from another area of law.

And although PSBs can still impose conditions, including charges, under article 8(1), those conditions shall not unnecessarily restrict possibilities for re-use and shall not be used to restrict competition.

The Court ruled that it does while making a number of clarifications and setting up conditions for such rules being valid under Article 4 of the European Council Directive 85/374/EEC of 25 July 1985.

On 16th June 2016 the Advocate General Melchior Wathelet issued his opinion in Child and Family Agency (CAFA) v. J. D. In it, the Advocate General offered his position as to how conditions for the transfer of proceedings under Article 15 of the Brussels II bis Regulation should be interpreted.

Considering the bounded yet deep focus of the stability of nanofluids under different conditions, this article is reported as a letter without comparing the data with the other literature.

Mr. Weyrich wrote a recent article about the conditions under which creating a third party might work.

An earlier version of this article misstated the conditions under which Ms. Smale's appointment takes effect.

The experiment that is reported in this article examines the conditions under which CBR technology can be useful in architectural education.

Using a case study method with interviews, this article shows the conditions under which the reduction of complexity is beneficial or detrimental.

This article explores the conditions under which the turn to authenticity has emerged in Philippine studies: the socioeconomic contexts, the expansion of the social sciences, the changing attitudes to religious institutions, and the emergence of local theological reflections.