Sentence examples similar to formulate statutes from inspiring English sources
In the trainings the groups learnt how to create a Village Loan and Savings Group (VLSG), how to formulate its statute and how loans and savings work within such groups.
When rules of law attributing responsibility for harm caused are formulated in statutes, regulations and judicial decisions, the word 'cause' is often used.
The research objectives formulated generally in university statutes are fundamental with respect to the interests of various stakeholders; however, they are not specific and manageable enough for performance measurement.
In 2011, Vikram was selected as a Youth Envoy for the United Nations Human Settlements Programme with his aim being to spread awareness about the statutes of U.N Habitat which include urban stabilisation and to help formulate plans for effective water management, slum eradication and women and youth empowerment.
She said that for the court to formulate a "discovery rule" for the Fair Credit Reporting Act, under which the statute of limitations would count from the plaintiff's discovery of injury, would make the explicit exception for misrepresentation "entirely superfluous in all but the most unusual circumstances".
Although procedural irregularities in the appointment of the administrator would have barredunder the state statute of limitationsan action in state court, we held that federal courts were free to formulate their own procedural rules.
We didn't formulate decisions.
Law professor Thio Li-ann has commented that the Court's judgment, which appears to accept that an administrative measure need not relate directly to the purpose of a statute but may be incidental to it, "effectively gives the public body a great latitude to manoeuvre and formulate means which may have only a bare nexus with the statutory purpose".
Uniqueness is impossible to formulate.
How do they formulate them?
