Sentence examples for language of the code from inspiring English sources

Where the language of the code is clear and amenable to a reasonable and logical interpretation, courts are without power to diverge from the intent of the Legislature as expressed in the plain language of the code.

The question was raised: can the aspirational language of the code tie in with the needs of a profession now driven by Sats, GCSEs and A-levels?

The court began by explaining that, "where the language of the Code is clear and amenable to a reasonable and logical interpretation, courts are without power to diverge from the intent of the Legislature as expressed in the plain language of the Code".

From the witness stand last Tuesday, Prof. David S. Touretzky, a computer scientist at Carnegie-Mellon Universithroughed through a series of exhibits that included lines of software source code in the C computer language, an English-language description of the code, long strings of ones and zeros known as object code and a picture of a T-shirt with the object code printed on it.

Certainly, attention should be devoted in the first instance to increasing taxes on homes that are not "principal private residences", in the language of the tax code.

The better solution is to get politics out of the agency entirely, and return to the original language of the tax code prohibiting social welfare groups from engaging in politics at all.

But in focusing on the specific language of the dress code rather than the intent behind it, management has boxed itself into a situation where it really can't complain about the postal clerk's cartoon-character suspenders.

Whereas the neutral language of the ICF codes permits consideration of strengths and weaknesses, barriers and facilitators, there is a downside.

The fifth of the rulers of Isin, Lipit-Ishtar (reigned 1934 24 bc), is famous as having published a series of laws in the Sumerian language anticipating the code of Hammurabi by more than a century.

In fact, because the circuit court's decision departed from the plain language of the Florida election code, under petitioners' theory, reversal of the judgment below will deprive Florida's electors of the safe harbor of Title 3. III.

Everyone knows that the earlier you learn a language the better and the language of the future is code.