Sentence examples for submission stating from inspiring English sources

The Court of Appeal agreed with this submission, stating that while an exercise of discretion is generally subject to judicial review on objective grounds, a court will be precluded from reviewing a decision that was made for national security purposes.

The following month, a Cabinet submission stated that the UN proposal had a "reasonable prospect" of success, and Cabinet approved the commitment of an engineer force of 250 officers and men and a national headquarters and support element of 50 on 19 February.

For example, the submission stated that non-procedure costs should be equal in both modelled arms; however, resource use differed between arms in the non-union model, increasing the costs of each health state in the surgery arm (by £100 in all health states).

China objected to these submissions, stating in its note verbale to the UN Secretary-General that it "has indisputable sovereignty over the islands in the South China Sea and the adjacent waters, and enjoys sovereign rights and jurisdiction over the relevant waters as well as the seabed and subsoil thereof".

It is a "conduct crime" and not a "results crime", the submission states.

The oil would potentially cause "minor skin irritation and ingestion" for marine animals, BP's submission states.

The government submission states: "The lawfulness of the use of [royal] prerogative is not impacted by the devolution legislation.

The submission states: "Privacy International accepts that, in principle, surveillance may be conducted for legitimate aims such as national security.

His submission states: "The contemptible allegations against Professor Dershowitz and others have created a media firestorm" and spread around the world.

Northamptonshire police's submission states: "It is proposed that CMPs are available whenever the secretary of state makes the decision that the disclosure of sensitive material will be damaging to the public.

Ali's submission states: "We propose a tightly controlled, temporary work visa scheme where expert chefs from outside the EU are allowed to enter the UK on very strict employment terms.