Sentence examples for contravene section from inspiring English sources

Ireland, who runs the blog Bloggerheads, which focuses on corruption in the media and politics, claims her comments contravene section 106 of the Representation of the People Act 1983, which states that it is illegal for anyone to make a "false statement of fact" about an election candidate's "personal character or conduct".

"If it is the case that this amendment is a backdoor allowing Asis to directly contravene section 6(4) of the Intelligence Services Act, or to be complicit in the targeted killing of Australian citizens who have not been charged or convicted of any criminal offence, that takes us into uncharted territory," Ludlam said.

For an offense to contravene Section 63 of the Act, the prosecution has to prove the image is "extreme namely grossly offensive, disgusting, or otherwise of an obscene character".

The courts have taken a narrow approach to the interpretation of the prohibition against "establishing any religion", deriving from the 1981 case of Attorney-General (Vic) (Ex rel Black) v Commonwealth (the DOGS case), in which the High Court held that Commonwealth funding of religious schools did not contravene Section 116.

But a group of four Toyota workers argued the proposal had breached the agreement and contravened section 50 of the Fair Work Act, and won the court's approval.

He agreed to a £44m tax liability, after years of dispute with the South African Revenue Services, and accepted liability for 41 counts of contravening Section 75 of the Income Tax Act.

If you have friends who are fond of sending you the most fucked up pornography they can find, there's a good chance you've seen something that contravenes Section 63 yourself.

He also argued that the article in question contravened Section 46 of the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms, which stipulates that "Every person who works has a right, in accordance with the law, to fair and reasonable conditions of employment which have proper regard for his health, safety and physical well-being [ 5]." The grievance was sent to arbitration.

Wright paid 750 rand ($99.10) admission of guilt fine for contravening sections of the Immigration Act by unlawfully registering under a false name at a Cape Town hotel.

The full bench found that Baxter contravened Sections 46 and 47 of the TPA.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), the Australian government authority responsible for regulating the TPA, commenced an action in the Federal Court of Australia seeking declarations that Baxter's bundling pricing structure in its tenders had contravened Sections 46 and 47 of the TPA.