How is "disability" defined under the act?
Forgie took a narrower view of how the information should be defined under the act.
One problem is that sexual harassment is not properly defined under Egyptian law, which makes prosecuting perpetrators difficult.
Women are frequently blamed for harassment, while the crime is not properly defined under Egyptian law, which makes prosecuting perpetrators difficult.
Donations or loans can only be accepted from "permissable sources" as defined under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000.
Asylum, however, as defined under the 1951 Geneva Convention, generally involves protection from political, ethnic or religious persecution or, since 2005, generalized violence.
Eligibility criteria: EFL clubs – a minimum of five 'first-team' players in the starting XI as defined under the competition's existing rules.
Accenture had also installed a larger range of IT systems than any other lead contractor, making progress on 19 of the 20 work areas defined under the NPfIT.
"The assessors strongly feel that this is an invasion of personal privacy as defined under the Freedom of Information Law exceptions," he said.
Jewish families, he advised, should take that day of mourning and bury the body -- defined under Jewish law as the skull and spine.
But the process, vaguely defined under the Illinois Constitution and rarely tested, will almost certainly carry into the next legislative session, which starts in January.
