Sentence examples for governing applications from inspiring English sources

(C) as (B) and substituted "title 11 governing applications for allowances under such title" for "the Bankruptcy Act governing applications for allowances under such Act".

There have been considerable changes in the past decade in the rules and regulations governing applications for ethical approval to conduct low-risk population-based health research in the UK [ 14].

Any person seeking allowances shall file with the court an application which complies in form and content with the provisions of title 11 governing applications for allowances under such title.

This Report summarizes the rules governing application of these three trade remedies and points out the major areas where there are proposals to amend the antidumping and countervailing duty implementing agreements in the Rules Negotiations that are one of the four main pillars of the DOHA Round which has been underway since the Development Agenda was agreed to by WTO members in November 2001.

The DOJ white paper discusses the right to take military action against a US citizen who is part of the enemy forces, law of war principles that govern application of military power, judicial deference to military judgments in the conduct of warfare, and combatant immunity that gives legal sanction to a deliberate killing by a member of the armed forces acting in compliance with the law of war.

Although the United States has some of the strictest laws governing pesticide applications and re-entry into fields after application, a number of studies have demonstrated that farmworkers are still being exposed to pesticides in the fields and that they may take the chemicals home on their skin and clothing, potentially exposing their families.

The rules governing patent applications in these patent offices are not identical to the USPTO rules.

We think the judicial and statutory evolution of the principles governing successive applications for federal habeas corpus and motions under § 2255 has reached the point at which the formulation of basic rules to guide the lower federal courts is both feasible and desirable.

And many scientists say young researchers are not always aware of the intricate laws governing commercial applications of their work.

For example, a respondent from Virginia said the Dillon Rule, a judicial doctrine that limits local government authority in Virginia, North Carolina, and other states (Clay 1989), prevents her local government from establishing rules and regulations governing land application where she lives.

In particular, it is the Rapporteur's opinion that the criterion governing the application of rules of origin and the criterion governing the application of the preferential origin of goods are essential elements to make it explicit in the basic act.