Sentence examples for interpretation of the applicable from inspiring English sources

"We respectfully disagree with the S.E.C. staff's interpretation of the applicable" accounting rules, Deloitte said in a statement.

The senators wrote, "We strongly believe that the department should not be taking these enforcement actions after changing its interpretation of the applicable law without the benefit of proper notice".

Farhad Alavi, a partner at Akrivis Law Group in Washington and an expert in United States sanctions, said the approach taken by Open officials was based on a strict interpretation of the applicable laws.

On the probabilistic interpretation of the applicable standard of proof (that is, the balance of probabilities), the evidence should be sufficient to justify a verdict in the plaintiff's favour.

Why had no one asked if he had someone who could act as an advocate?" In fact, no reasonable interpretation of the applicable law would require a college to admit a developmentally disabled student who is not capable of doing the coursework.

PACE's resolution specifies that the Assembly "unequivocally condemns" what it dubs "the extensive use of secret laws and regulations, applied by secret courts using secret interpretations of the applicable rules" arguing this practice "undermines public confidence in the judicial oversight mechanisms".

Therefore, interpretation of the results and applicable implications for future intervention of the shared factors should be different according to the status of two screenings in terms of recommendations.

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However, as a result of Singapore's colonial heritage, English judicial precedents continue to exercise a strong influence on the legal system and are regarded as highly persuasive, particularly as regards the development of the common law, and the interpretation of English statutes applicable in Singapore and Singapore statutes modelled on English enactments.

Although a less direct discussion of the issue, the Andrade decision is likely to prove the more important of the court's two rulings because it is a significant and broadly applicable interpretation of the current habeas corpus statute, a 1996 law called the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act that has caused wide confusion in the federal courts.

In all but two studies (Brossier 2010; Tukvadze 2014), the use, conduct and interpretation of the index test was considered applicable.