Sentence examples for unless it is satisfied from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesperson said the government does not remove people to another country unless it is satisfied it is safe and reasonable.

The United States has indicated that it will not take part in the conference unless it is satisfied that the Yugoslav government has taken concrete action to cooperate with the tribunal.

Addressing concerns the Fair Work Act changes may not be constitutional, Cash told Guardian Australia "the government does not proceed with amendments unless it is satisfied they are constitutionally valid".

But the Bezeq union has promised to fight privatization unless it is satisfied with the new pension fund arrangements -- and unless Bezeq gets a head start in the race to provide high-speed Internet access.

In addition a University should carefully consider whether to refer a student for prosecution in relation to fraud or dishonesty unless it is satisfied that the regulations have not caused confusion in the mind of a student as to the likely consequences of their actions unless the actions of the student are obviously dishonest.

The Court is required to inquire into the complaint, and order the detainee to be produced before the Court and released unless it is satisfied that the detention is lawful.

Not unless I were satisfied with a shiny, clean, modernistic neighborhood that is also boring and inconvenient.

The Act says that a court cannot require someone to disclose a source of information, nor will they be held guilty of contempt of court for refusing to disclose it, unless "the court is satisfied disclosure is necessary in the interests of justice or national security or for the prevention of disorder or crime".

No Party shall authorize any fishing vessel entitled to fly its flag to be used for fishing on the high seas unless the Party is satisfied that it is able, taking into account the links that exist between it and the fishing vessel concerned, to exercise effectively its responsibilities under this Agreement in respect of that fishing vessel.

Writing in the Civil Justice Quarterly last year, Mr Justice Eady said a superinjunction should not be granted "unless the court is satisfied that it is necessary for the purposes of justice".

It depends on how tightly the court of appeal polices things, but under the new statute as we now have it, that is a possibility". The controversy centres around a clause in the legislation which states judges must, "follow any sentencing guidelines which are relevant to the offender's case … unless the court is satisfied that it would be contrary to the interests of justice to do so".