Sentence examples for set out in rule from inspiring English sources
(C) A decision by a Judge or a Trial Chamber under paragraph (B) or (E) shall be subject to appeal with the leave of a bench of three Judges of the Appeals Chamber on the same grounds and conditions as set out in Rule 73(D) and (E).
Its functions are set out in Rule XXVII of the General Rules of the Organization.
The Committee recalled that amendments to its terms of reference as set out in Rule XXXIII of the General Rules of the Organization (GRO) had been adopted by the Conference at its last session in November 1997.
However, Glennon said arguments of international law could prove academic; the framework for use of military force, as set out in the UN charter rules, is often ignored.
But the rules, as set out in the 1985 Housing Act, are complex.
Brokenshire's department said it did "not believe it is right or fair to impose retrospective regulations or conditions on people who donated in good faith in accordance with the rules as set out in law at the time".
Where a person working for a Member, or another person for whom the Member has arranged access to Parliament's premises or equipment, fails to comply with the standards of conduct set out in this Rule, this behaviour may, where appropriate, be imputable to the Member concerned.
The Scottish National Party failed to submit its figures within the six-month deadline set out in new rules on spending passed by MPs last year.
"It's a deal across the whole of the SPFL - the first deal of its kind - and all 42 clubs will benefit through the ladder mechanism set out in the rules.
"They've also investigated a number of colleges and universities for their failure to ensure that their students meet the criteria set out in immigration rules". Media captionJames Brokenshire MP: "It is likely that the true totals will be higher" The probe followed a BBC Panorama investigation earlier this year.
The objective of this (always) delicate exercise is that the PA is in a position to appoint a spate of fully qualified experts, in line with the criteria set out in the Rules of Procedure of the GSP.
