This states that ambiguous criminal laws should be construed in favor of a defendant.
This states that time slows down as gravitational strength increases, a fact that has been confirmed by GPS satellites.
This states that material "must not be hosted on a searchable website and must not be downloadable".
This states that official papers can remain secret, indefinitely, "for administrative purposes", or "for any other special reason".
This states that advisers may have relevant experience in children's social services and local government, but presumably the may means this is not a requirement.
This states that, assuming future investment growth of 4% a year, his endowment might at maturity be worth £31,500 - but with the top-up payment under the promise this would increase to £44,705.
This states that government strategy in relation to reducing reoffending is to "focus strongly on jobs", and that "sustained employment is a key to leading a crime-free life".
This states that "at least one of the following propositions is true": "The chances that a species at our current level of development can avoid going extinct before becoming technologically mature is negligibly small.
This states that local police and security forces are not permitted to enter, unless they have the express permission of the ambassador - even though the embassy remains the territory of the host nation.
This states that 'in case of equality of points between two or more teams after all the group matches', the greater number of points obtained in matches between the concerned teams shall be the first deciding factor.
This states that 'any team committing fraud on the identity of [a player's] qualification … will be considered looser (sic) of a match and will definitely be eliminated from the competition by decision of the Organising Committee which will decree as soon as the incriminating facts are clearly established'.
