Sentences with phrase «based on a technicality»

The trial was originally scheduled for last July, until Florida's Second District Court of Appeal delayed the trial based on a technicality.

Fiala's campaign says the ruling, based on a technicality, will be appealed.

Though the verdict was based on a technicality related to the scope of the term «product of nature,» Plomer argues the verdict «calls into question patent policies which put the rights of organizations motivated by the pursuit of profit above the public interest and rights to equal and free access to open science.»

\ n \ nIn other words this is a political attempt, based on a technicality, to advance science in the field by getting the US Administration to greatly expand the number of human ES - cell lines that can be used under federal funding.

The Denver Post editorial board noted that while critics claimed that the «report is a whitewash based on technicalities,» it was «thorough and dispassionate, and provides a wealth of necessary facts for an informed judgment.»

That ran into a dead end when the Compton Unified School District successfully refused to approve the trigger based on a technicality.

Marketing based on a technicality is something T - Mobile shouldn't strive for, instead they should continue to focus on the strength of the network and say «hey Verizon, our HSPA + network is larger than your LTE network and we have more than 3 phones that work on it.»

Virginia's Supreme Court has now turned down AG Cuccinelli's demand, based on a technicality in the interpretation of the Virginia law.

These reforms are a giant leap forward for civil sexual assault claims: there is no longer any ambiguity or room for perpetrators to escape liability based on the technicality of an arbitrary time limit.

However, based on a technicality, the 2009 charges were quashed by the BC Supreme Court.

Why won't you admit the original decision was based on a technicality - CREA thought that section 79 applied when they signed the Consent Agreement.

I HAVE read the summary of the court ruling and it is simply based on logic and COMMON sense (the seller was trying to get out of a contract based on a technicality and the court said that is not fair....

Not exact matches

I shifted tactics and had the team sell based on the business value of the product instead of the technicalities.

The Lahore judges who rejected her appeal conceded that they had based their ruling on a technicality, which they recommended be eliminated in the future to make it much more difficult to achieve blasphemy convictions.

The voters in that ward should not have been deprived of a choice based on an egregious technicality.

«We can't allow corruption convictions to be overturned based on legal technicalities,» Suozzi said.

The ruling, which was based on a legal technicality rather than biosafety concerns, has surprised advocates and opponents of the trial alike.

Even without having read Dan Brown's bestselling novel, it seems safe to assume based on both this film and Da Vinci that the author is more at ease with plot technicalities than character development.

It also excludes movies like «The Revenant,» «The Hateful 8,» and «Joy,» which have only just begun to screen for critics, although as S&S is based in London and those movies don't open in the U.K. until (very) early January, they arguably squeak by on a technicality.

Instead, it was made based on a bureaucratic technicality.

«Today's ruling is unfortunate... it was made based on a bureaucratic technicality... We're hopeful that in the end, justice will prevail and Superintendent Vallas will be able to continue his work to help ensure a better future for kids in Bridgeport.»

The best form of defense against such practices is arming yourself with knowledge and knowing if you are being cheated on the basis of a technicality.

However, one longtime TICKET reader transferred miles based on our advice, but never got his bonus due to this technicality.

Dismiss based on minor technicalities?

The reality is that due to a mere technicality — namely the issue of whether a car was involved in a specific incident or not — some victims may be eligible for compensation through the Motor Insurers» Bureau (MIB), which allows for an unlimited settlement based on the needs of the victim.

For their part, liberals have usually promoted the opposite view: constitutional rights should not be denied based on these sorts of technicalities... This ideological division has been turned on its head in the current gay marriage and health care litigation...»

The Criminal Law Group secured a full withdrawal in its new R. v. A.Y. [2014] for Assault Causing Bodily Harm strictly on the basis of an evidentiary technicality.

he Criminal Law Group secured a full withdrawal in its new R. v. A.Y. [2014] for Assault Causing Bodily Harm strictly on the basis of an evidentiary technicality.

The Firm secured a withdrawal in its new R. v. A.Y. [2014] for Assault Causing Bodily Harm strictly on the basis of an evidentiary technicality.

The insurance company later prevailed based on several technicalities in 2011, including a failure by the defendants to file a claim within the statute of limitations.

In the High Court, BA got its injunction on the basis of what looked like a technicality: a failure to notify individual members of eleven spoiled ballot papers.

When the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were promulgated in 1938, they reflected a policy of citizen access for civil disputes and sought to promote their resolution on the merits rather than on the basis of the technicalities that characterized earlier procedural systems.The federal courts applied that philosophy of procedure for many years.

Some people on this blog, and the editorialist of the Globe and Mail, seem to think we should cast it aside as a «legal technicality» if it gets in the way of our higher values, like non-discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the Charter.

Affectionately known as «Q» to friends and clients, I'm aware of the technicalities involved in getting a ticket dismissed and I walk the fine line between my client's being found innocent or guilty on a daily basis.

Having buyers and sellers sign documents out of «proper» order is a technicality that most title agents across the country do on a daily basis.