Sentence examples for the applied legislation from inspiring English sources
This chapter describes some general fields of applications, technical constraints, and general information about the applied legislation considering the reuse of dredged materials and discusses the cost and marketing aspects.
Whether or not Cameron regards human rights arguments as "phoney," the courts in applying legislation are obliged to respect rights under the European Convention on Human Rights.
"Parliament intervened in these proceedings in order to retrospectively supply an interpretation to one of its own previous acts of parliament despite the fact that under the separation of powers it falls to the courts to interpret and apply legislation".
How can we apply legislation that is based on geography to the network space of the internet?
A commission document produced last week highlighted failings in France's law by criticizing the country over the way it applied European legislation that was passed in 2004 and is designed to guarantee free movement to the bloc's citizens.
Mr Koch pointed out the problem of applying the legislation outside the Union's borders.
Described as an interim report, the document criticized France over the way it applied European legislation that was passed in 2004 and is designed to guarantee free movement to the bloc's citizens.
They are also directly linked to the logic applied by the legislation, for example, following certain age groups, certain timing (week 12, first and second consultations, etc)., or specific agreement, such as on working hours or transport fees for the professional group involved.
In several instances, the Indian government has applied retrospective legislation recently, creating anxiety in the international business community.
They are doing a very good job of applying the legislation the government has laid out and despite that they are being vilified for it," she said.
If the same principle applies to legislation, the Affordable Care Act — which was signed into law two years ago, but for the most part has yet to take effect — sits in a place of high honor.
