Sentence examples for implementing article from inspiring English sources
The logistics of implementing article 50 will doubtless be one of the main topics of debate when May gathers her cabinet at Chequers on Wednesday.
Hibernian, a Scottish side, accepted an invitation to play in the inaugural tournament, reaching the semi-final stage.Stephen McLellanDunfermline, FifeFree to disagreeSIR – You say that demonstrations in Hong Kong, such as the candle-lit vigil held on June 4th, may be banned in the future under proposed legislation implementing article 23 of the Basic Law (World this week, June 7th).
As the rhetoric escalates, the Spanish government needs to consider the practicalities of implementing Article 155.
And if the aim of implementing Article 155 is eventually to dissolve the current Catalan government and call regional elections, is it not conceivable that large sections of the Catalan public will refuse to vote?
First, there should be emphasis on retaining and implementing article 22 of the Constitution.
The law, implementing Article 12 of the Constitution and following of Italy's membership of the European Union, lays down the general provisions governing the use and display of the flag of the Italian Republic and the flag of the European Union (in its territory).
Future COP meetings are likely to discuss two issues of particular significance for Zimbabwe: strengthening Article 5.3, and reviewing progress on recommendations for implementing Articles 17 and 18. Article 5.3 specifies that tobacco control measures should be protected from commercial or other vested interests of the tobacco industry [ 60].
That language leaves it up to each nation to determine how to implement Article 36(1)'s requirements.
In 2003 plans to implement article 23 of the Basic Law – requiring the region to pass laws banning acts of "treason, secession, sedition and subversion" – were dropped after half a million took to the streets.
That unsurprising conclusion does not begin to address the question whether other congressional enactments, not designed simply to implement Article III's grants of jurisdiction, may override States' immunity.
In a letter to Friends of the Earth, the Aarhus convention compliance committee says: "the committee has, on a preliminary basis, determined the communicant's allegation concerning the preparation of the draft 'great repeal bill' and the alleged lack of a clear, transparent and consistent framework to implement article 8 … to be admissible".
