It has also published a document called 10 Myths about Acta, asserting that the public was informed "since the launch of the negotiations"; that it is drafted "in very flexible terms" and that "safeguards and exceptions under EU law or under the Trips agreement remain fully preserved".
Chandler's lower court opinion stands for the unremarkable proposition that if companies want their advance-notice provisions to stick, they should be clearly drafted in mandatory terms.
Although the 2001 AUMF was not unlimited, enacted as it was just a short time after the attacks, it was necessarily drafted in broad terms.
"The legislation released today is drafted in broad terms but the government hasn't thought about the implications other than to further its politically motivated intervention in this Victorian issue," he said.
The Italian, who was drafted in late last term following the sacking of Martin O'Neill, was given just five games of the current campaign before being given his marching orders.
Like other parts of the law, what the court called the "self-care provision" was drafted in gender-neutral terms.
In the debate on the updated mandate for the TTIP talks, 18 months after they were launched, centre-right MEPs insisted that the EP's demands should be drafted in more "positive terms", focusing on "what we want" rather on "drawing new red lines".
How such a draconian measure, drafted in such wide-ranging terms, got past our so-called political scrutineers in the Commons beggars belief.
Despite being banned from signing players and having to draft in short-term trialists to bolster their squad, they would have ended the season only a point behind champions Dunfermline Athletic had it not been for that punishment.
Tom McNeil, who is on non-contract terms, was drafted in for his full-debut for Tuesday's 3-0 defeat at Luton.
