Sentence examples for engage article from inspiring English sources
Plainly, however, any attempt by the police to prevent or restrict lawful protest would engage Article 11 of the convention which provides: 1.
Altham argued that the pain from which he suffered was sufficiently grave to engage article 3 and that the state, by criminalising the only means he had of dealing with it, was in effect subjecting him to that pain.
Google is seeking to have the case dismissed on the basis that "there is no serious issue to be tried" because the "alleged incursion into the private life by [Google's] use of cookies does not reach a level of seriousness to engage Article 8 [of the Human Rights Act 1998]".
Running a cafe which is open to the public would almost certainly not be considered to be part of personal life protected by article 8. Indeed, in a recent case the court of appeal suggested that even a ban on smoking in the home might not engage article 8. The case concerned the ban on smoking in Rampton, one of the three high-security psychiatric hospitals in England and Wales.
Unfortunately, however, the courts have held that a stop and search under section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000 – which would be at least as intrusive as the kind of search that smallgirl describes – does not engage Article 8. We disagree and are taking the issue to the human rights court in Strasbourg, but in the meantime arguments based on the HRA may not help much.
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Thanks so much for reading and engaging the article, and I hope the conversation will continue in other forums.
The publication of the video and of the Duchess' conversations with the undercover journalist clearly engaged her Article 8 rights to respect for private life and needed justification.
Think about the following questions to help you critique and engage with the article: What does the article set out to do?
From your inspiring speech, I think we can both agree that, while students have every right to object, engage and debate articles they find offensive, neither the article in December nor this satirical article should be deemed harassment.
