Sentence examples for differentiating measures from inspiring English sources

If the Council fails to make a report within the given timeframe, it is "conclusively presumed" that the Council is satisfied that the bill is free from differentiating measures.

To fulfil its role as a safeguard against any parliamentary or executive propensity to majoritarian or sectarian politics, it may constrict the Government's freedom to discriminate against racial and religious communities by obstructing the passage of new laws and regulations that it deems to contain such "differentiating measures".

Since its establishment, the PCMR has not found any legislation to contain differentiating measures.

As with bills, tardiness in sending an adverse report results in a conclusive presumption that the Council finds no differentiating measures in the subsidiary legislation.

The Constitution also establishes a procedure for ensuring that statutes do not contain "differentiating measures", that is, measures which discriminate against any racial or religious community.

If Parliament rejects the adverse report in this way, Parliament may send the bill, notwithstanding any differentiating measures, to the President for assent.

Such an analysis is performed by differentiating measured velocity or displacement fields of a sample.

Perhaps the text can be given an epistemological reading: things are indifferentiable and unmeasurable and undecidable, because we fail in differentiating, measuring, and determining how they are (Thorsrud 2010, Svavarsson 2009).

Given the delay in cardiomyogenesis (Fig. 2A), we studied cardiac differentiation in sik1flp/flp differentiating EBs measuring the levels of cardiogenic transcription factors (Nkx2.5, Tbx5 and Mef2C), which are first expressed in cardiomyoblast cells [19].

A secondary measure of negative symptoms which has been developed recently and attempts to differentiate between measures of emotional experience and emotional expression (Clinical Assessment interview for Negative Symptoms; the CAINS, [ 19]).

In the following table we differentiate the measures according to their economic cost and to their energy reduction potential, since we believe that this should determine the type of policy that should be used to promote them.