Sentences with phrase «abide by the letter»

The move should also serve as a wake - up call to employers in all sectors, he said, «that we expect them to not just abide by the letter but by the spirit of the rules.»

The end result is that the High Court has found that the Health Act does apply to prisons and now the MoJ and Noms will be expected to abide by the letter of the law, even if this could lead to further unrest and disorder in our overcrowded and understaffed jails.

What can be done about states that may be abiding by the letter but not the spirit of the law on important provisions?

Sure, the court must abide by the letter of your contract, sort of.

Mr. Mulvaney, who is also the president's budget director, has publicly affirmed his commitment to abiding by the letter of the law that created the bureau after the 2008 financial crisis.

Judging from a recent Ontario Superior Court decision, the consequences for insurers who fail to abide by the letter and the spirit of the Act can be considerable.

Not exact matches

«She does make salads and fruit medleys but refuses to abide by our rules when she watches our 9 - year - old daughter,» the letter - writer complains.

At a minimum it should start abiding by the law in all countries where it operates and not just the letter of the law, but the spirit of the law.

Soon after the ASA ruled against Nestlé's anti-boycott advertisement, Mr Brabeck wrote to policy makers around the world with a hardbound book of letters that he claimed were official verification that Nestlé abides by the International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes.

And although Ashcroft's letter is not categorical, it seems that he has not abided by his own Leader's stated requirement on qualification for sitting in the Lords.

«We've abided by the spirit rather than the letter of the law,» says the HSC spokesman.

I never cover Russian brands like Texet (technically teXet but I stopped abiding by ridiculous letterings when things like the enTourage eDGe and NOOK with all capitals came out).

If you send them a letter not to contact you again with a particular debt they have to abide by that request.

Also creating new work for the exhibition is Adam Pendleton, whose Black Dada works draw on traditions of absurdist poetry with minimal compositions based on letters, lines and shades of black, both abiding by and resisting historical concepts of language as image or material.

As we've reported previously, House Select Committee for Energy Independence and Global Warming Chair Ed Markey sent a letter to Bush yesterday urging him to abide by the recommendations of the EPA.

[pullquote] A document that isn't attached in a manner that abides by the strict letter...

If the teenage driver does not abide by the rules, he / she will receive a warning letter from the authorities in case it is a first offense.

Mr. Dombrovskis stated that the roundtable conference needs to abide by an existing Franco - German letter concerning cryptocurrency regulations as, «Crypto - asset markets are global, with worldwide transactions between investors, consumers and intermediaries.

There a few rules that everyone should abide by to create a great cover letter, no matter what industry they are in our where they are at in their career.

Keep this section short (one or two lines max), and abide by the standard letter rules when you sign off (yours sincerely if you know their name, yours faithfully if you don't).

foundletters.com Labor complaint letters are mostly addressed to the top management directed towards managers not abiding by the required protocols which they should such as payment of labor charges, leaves etc..

This professional file clerk cover letter sample does a good job of keeping the focus on what the employer needs as opposed to what the applicant needs, and you want to abide by that principle.

This professional data entry cover letter sample abides by the mantra that less is more, for you never want your document to be any longer than one page.

The proctor must agree to abide by the terms agreed upon in the Letter of Agreement.