Sentence examples for relevant legislative from inspiring English sources

In many instances data can only be used for administration of the relevant legislative Acts, and not cross-referenced against data in other departments.

"A request for personal information brings into play the relevant legislative provisions on data release by the Government and would require the consent of the individual concerned".

In fact, the decision is based on a careful consideration of prior legal precedent, the precise language of each law, relevant legislative history, and the well-reasoned principle that courts should favor narrow interpretations of criminal laws that are ambiguous.

The court said: "Under relevant legislative provisions Mr Evans will, in the circumstances of the present case, generally be entitled to disclosure of 'advocacy correspondence' falling within his requests.

The 72-hour mandate could be waived if the governor declared a public emergency — in the event of an earthquake or flood, for example — and the relevant legislative house approved the move by a two-thirds vote.

The PN must be appropriately qualified for the services provided and must comply with any relevant legislative or regulatory requirements.

According to the ENGL Method Performance Requirements [ 36] analytical methods should detect the presence of an analyte at 1/20th of the threshold relevant for legislative requirements at least 95% of the time.

Hayden acknowledged last week that tapes were destroyed in 2005, saying they no longer had intelligence value and were not considered relevant to "internal, legislative, or judicial inquiries".

Also potentially relevant is the legislative restriction passed in 1816 on the distance that London parish apprentices could be sent for work, which might have halted some bindings into distant manufactories and increased the relative importance of domestic service.

In it, General Hayden said he understood that the tapes were destroyed "only after it was determined they were no longer of intelligence value and not relevant to any internal, legislative or judicial inquiries — including the trial of Zacarias Moussaoui".

"The text, relevant case law and legislative history all support the conclusion" that the law's criminal provisions "apply when the offender and the victim are the same sex," Mr. Barron wrote.