Sentence examples for wording of the act from inspiring English sources

According to the wording of the act, the brainchild of Roy Jenkins, literary merit neutralises any tendency to deprave, corrupt, shock or disgust.

His solicitor, David Thomas, of Bindman and Partners, said before today's hearing: "Whatever the government may have intended, we think the wording of the act is clear.

The powers of any administrative tribunal must of course be stated in its enabling statute but they may also exist by necessary implication from the wording of the act, its structure and its purpose.

That means in theory that to "imagine" overthrowing the Crown or waging war against the Queen, as the wording of the act describes, could still result in a life sentence.

The wording of the act makes clear that an offence of failing to prevent bribery applies to all corporate entities carrying on all or part of a business in the UK.

The wording of the Act on the action to be taken against foreign media outlets is nearly identical with that of the EU directive on audiovisual media services and with the rules of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.

That something he may copyright unless there is a restriction in the words of the act.

The nature of the run of the orders excepted from the stay provisions of § 402(a) demands respect for the words of the Act.

These objections are found in the words of the act of 1899, denouncing contracts and arrangements 'reasonably calculated' to fix and regulate the price of commodities, etc.

By the very words of the act, over our own vessels, and over foreign vessels bound to our ports, and over no others.

However, I distinguish between an approach that is rooted in the words of the Act and the approach taken by my colleague Bastarache J. that involves reading words into the legislation that are at odds with Parliament's intent.