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The radio station submitted in the federal court last year that Acma was not authorised to make a finding that it had committed an offence.

The proposal would require the commission in granting exemptions to consider the level of media concentration and make a finding that the companies involved would increase the amount of local news.

The groups making the accusations also urged the committee to make a finding that demolishing Palestinian houses in the occupied territories amounted to "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment" in violation of the treaty.

What judge would ever hear the testimony of five police officers repeating the same story five times over again, yet make a finding that the defendant with drugs in his car was more honest or credible than the officers?

In the United States, the 1996 Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) required the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) to make a finding that a pesticide food use is safe for children.

"We believe legal authority exists right now that once an attorney general has conducted an investigation and made a finding, that is sufficient for [the Education Department] to take action and discharge these loans," Healey said.

If a researcher makes a finding that could possibly indicate a de-pseudonymization, the subsequent steps are defined by a Workgroup called "Ethical and Legal Aspects of Whole Genome Sequencing" (EURAT).

We made a finding that opened the door to so many different questions that, when I ran into experimental challenges in addressing any one question, we would always have multiple other questions on the go, at least one of which led to something interesting.

Mr. Clinton could waive the restrictions if he made a finding that Azerbaijan had made progress toward ending the blockade.

Essentially, the NLRB made a finding that Boeing had not followed the law in making a decision to move a plant.

"Congress has made a finding that the sovereignty of Georgia is less than the sovereign dignity of Ohio," Justice Kennedy said.