Under the most recent cases, Rule 7(c) sets forth a requirement that the government give the defendant notice that it will be seeking forfeiture in accordance with the applicable statute.
Perhaps sensing the weakness of its position, the Court suggests an alternative interpretation: even if the statute does set forth an "inducement" requirement for official extortion, that requirement is always satisfied, because "the coercive element is provided by the public office itself.
In 2006, N.H.T.S.A. set forth a rule with some requirements for data collection and other elements of E.D.R.'s, but did not require their installation, in part because it said the automakers were acting voluntarily.
Microsoft has set forth a stringent list of hardware requirements to help unify the user experience, but those only provide a foundation upon which Asus could build.
Such adoption cases are now covered by a bilateral agreement between the two countries — ratified last year — that sets forth a number of requirements for oversight and cooperation.
Scrum divides work into a short interval called a sprint, sets forth a relatively short list of requirements, and uses a daily meeting in which everyone reports what they did and what they will do in the next 24 hours.
This paper sets forth a method of compliance with the requirements of CCAR 25.901 d) and 25.903(d)(1) [1] of the Civil Aviation Administration of China CAAC) pertaining to design precautions taken to minimize the hazards to an airplane in the event of uncontained engine or auxiliary power unit (APU) rotor failures.
705 (1975), the California Supreme Court set forth the requirements for a breach of confidence claim.
At the extraordinary session, the IOC set forth the requirements that a sport must meet before it is eligible for inclusion in the Olympic programme.
Further, Plaintiff would not have to ask what actions would be taken if there were a contract that explicitly set forth certain requirements.
Set forth specific requirements for changing the existing contract, such as requiring that any amendment be made in writing and signed by all parties.
