Sentence examples for contained in schedule from inspiring English sources

What the government is not giving up is the most important power contained in schedule 7, to examine property and search anything the detained person has with them.

Lord Dyson, who made the ruling with Lord Justice Richards and Lord Justice Floyd, said the powers contained in schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 were flawed.

A report by the joint committee on human rights (JCHR) welcomes government promises to curtail powers contained in schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 but says officers must have a "reasonable suspicion" of any passenger's involvement in terrorism before they can download and retain the contents of mobile phones or laptops.

The questions contained in the interview schedule were open-ended and designed to allow for discussion and elaboration.

Questions contained in the interview schedule were divided into three specific topic areas: (1) those relating to physical activity advice in the primary practice setting, (2) those relating to Green Prescription counselling and, (3) those relating to Green Prescription use for the management of depression.

They are now negotiating a whole new long-term funding agreement based on the idea of a "hospitals benefit schedule" contained in a Coag discussion paper leaked to Guardian Australia.

The results of the model show that none of the airlines contained in the OAG flight schedules and operating to/from the EU emits less than 10,000 t CO2 per year.

The unit fractions contained in this sequence are scheduled one by one, and afterwards, an analysis is performed by simulating the progress of time concerning the sensor network operation.

In particular, the term instrument refers to the actual questions or items contained in a questionnaire or interview schedule along with all the additional information and documentation that supports the use of these items in producing a PRO measure (e.g., interviewer training and instructions, scoring and interpretation manual).

The main active (addictive) substances, cathinone and cathine (Schedule I and IV drugs, respectively), are contained in khat leaves, and are considered prohibited substances as per the schedule list of the United Nation's International Convention on Psychotropic Substances [ 14- 16].

In Australia, nicotine for non-therapeutic use is considered a schedule 7 poison, except when contained in tobacco intended for smoking [ 14].