Sentence examples for derogatory rules from inspiring English sources
Were it to be the case, the imposition of geographical, quantitative and packaging restrictions by the derogatory rules of the "conservation varieties" catalogue would seemingly not undermine the recognition of mass selection efforts, according to the ECJ's approach to the issue, although it might actually minimise their impact in practice.
NINTH RULE: NO derogatory trash talk.
Chris Moyles has been censured by Ofcom for condoning negative stereotypes of gay people, after the DJ made what the media regulator ruled were derogatory comments about Will Young on his BBC Radio 1 breakfast show.
Barr has made it clear that he thinks he is restricted from releasing the entire report, both because of rules against releasing derogatory information about people who haven't been accused of crimes, and also because there are rules against releasing information obtained via grand jury.
As argued in this section, they may find solutions in either farm saved seed regulation or in derogatory certification schemes, which may include a second tier liability rules regime.
Facebook needs to reassess its hate speech rules that allow some blatantly derogatory content to persist while censoring activists.
Last year, Top Gear was also censured by Ofcom for breaching broadcasting rules after Clarkson used a derogatory word for Asian people during its Burma special programme.
The show was also censured by Ofcom in July 2014 for breaching broadcasting rules after Clarkson used a derogatory word for Asian people during the Top Gear Burma Special.
The attorney general has previously said he believes Justice Department rules prevent him from releasing derogatory information about individuals his office has not criminally charged.
According to conference rules, misconduct by coaches includes derogatory public comments about an institution, the conference or the conference's personnel.
Academy rules prohibit "casting a negative or derogatory light on a competing film".
