Sentences with word «citable»

If the Grievance Committee determines that the complaint should be forwarded for a hearing, the Grievance Committee will first forward the complaint to the Association's Citation Panel to determine if it includes allegations covered by the Citation Schedule, i.e., if it is a «citable offense».

While lower court rulings are not binding on other courts, they are still citable in other decisions in the absence of binding precedent.

«The U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has explained in In re Pacific Market, Inc., Serial No. 75444515 (April 14, 2005)[not citable], why «the burden of showing acquired distinctiveness in a product configuration is significant...» More on how this mug figures into the equation here.

And sticking to facts and citable sources from the peer - reviewed literature will better support your position instead of snark and sarcasm.

In addition there are states that while not making such a declaration nonetheless maintain reliable online collections of final, citable copies of their appellate decisions as Oklahoma did prior to 2014.

Other states now furnish unrestricted digital access to final, official, citable versions of their judicial precedent.

First Release papers are considered to be published on the day they are posted, and are citable from that date.

Can you give an example of a hypothetical citable fact which can be a possible answer to this question?

Some biology journals, such as those published by the Ecological Society of America in Washington DC, for example, expressly prohibit pre-publication in citable public archives.

Beware of nearby residents who can report you for violations since the HDB has an online reporting page that gives internet users the opportunity to report citable offenses.

Alan Sugarman: Our position was that vendor - neutral citation had to be one that could be immediately citable.

These cases show how the prosecution history, even if not directly citable, can be helpful on issues involving patent validity, construction and infringement.

Perhaps it means that legal commentary that appears in a cost neutral environment from authoritative, known and respected contributors will become court citable.

For instance, workplace violence under federal OSHA is generally citable under the General Duty Clause of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.

Beyond that, I imagine the same considerations would apply as for anything citable.

First, in many court systems not all decisions are published; and non-published decisions are not citable authority.

are up - to - date (i.e., the current issue is available) and in a stable, citable format (such as PDF or with original pagination).

Good to know that Econowatch is so popular and citable!

Teachers in middle school, high school and college drill it in to their students: Wikipedia is not a citable source.

That includes making sure that information about research data - such as where the data reside and how to access them - is discoverable, citable and linked to the scientific literature.

A collection that aims to increase the coverage of computational biology topics on Wikipedia by rewarding authors with a citable, PubMed - indexed static version of the living document on Wikipedia.

Abstracts presented at the Annual Meeting are published online and are citable.

Such tactics are known to be citable.

We do not recommend «drafting» because this is problematic and is actually a citable moving violation.

He runs the analysis for 3 different (and citable) estimates of the cost of air capture — $ 500, $ 360 and $ 100 per ton of carbon.

These findings are not generally available in a citable form.»

I just pulled a woman over for driving on the San Diego Freeway with a cellphone in one hand (itself a citable offense), a baby in her lap and two unsecured children in the backseat.

For this reason, the State of Indiana has made «failure to yield» a citable offense.

that a journal 1) take only a limited term license, 2) provide a citable copy of the final version of the article, and 3) provide public access to the journal's standard publishing contract.

In fact, it is a citable offense to allow any dog to wander off an owner's property unless the owner has «reasonable control» of the animal.

The Idaho texting while driving statute makes texting while driving a citable driving offense, which is of great assistance in establishing fault in an accident — a very important part of building a strong personal injury claim for severe injuries caused.

On the other hand, the state's breaking free of a model of producing official print reports using a commercial publisher would deny the incumbent the competitive advantage of privileged access to official, final, citable, versions of California case law in digital format.

However, the higher up you get in the court system, the more likely it is that everything is published and citable.

A citation issued in another state will be shown on the driving record if it was for a citable offense in Idaho.

The model schedule of fines details «citable» conduct so state and local associations can determine in advance the fines or education requirements applicable for each citable offense.