Sentences with phrase «clearly establish the rules»

He literally throws in the kitchen sink in a film that frantically introduces characters and concepts while never clearly establishing the rules of the DC Comics universe.

Landlords who want to accommodate tenants with pets can avoid misunderstandings by clearly establishing the rules that apply to pets and pet guardians in their properties.

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But there's absolutely nothing here so strange that it impedes the viewer's enjoyment; Shyamalan does a superb job of establishing this world and its inhabitants, as well as the rules that clearly govern their actions (eg nobody is terribly surprised by Story's presence, which does make sense within the context of the film).

It's a sequence that's particularly effective in the way it clearly and succinctly establishes the characteristics of and rules surrounding this creature (By the way, the entire film is a concise 81 minutes, including credits).

The defendants claimed qualified immunity, which requires courts to rule in favor of a government employee unless the conduct violates «clearly established statutory or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known.»

Discipline «pros» establish specific rules for classroom behavior, they communicate these standards to students early, clearly and frequently.

Based on her talent and the personal resolve that her parents had encouraged, yet clearly within the terms of the male - dominated, institutional rules of the day, she had established for herself a career as an artist.

We are calling on all developing countries to, inter alia, clearly identify assumptions, and agree to common rules for establishing business as usual baselines and for MRV of mitigation actions.

They spin that clearly established fact to unreasonable extremes so they can impose Cap and Trade and the EPA ruling that CO2 is a toxin and all their agenda to regulate industry and commerce and control the world.

Having the power to make it mandatory, the Law Society clearly has the power under s. 65 to also make rules establishing the consequences — a suspension for failing to meet the requirement.

That made it difficult, the Ninth Circuit ruled, to find that the sheriff's deputies had knowingly violated Galen's clearly established rights.

An Arizona police officer who shot and wounded a woman holding a large knife didn't violate clearly established law, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in a summary reversal.

It has been clearly established that the Charter requires prior judicial authorization for the non-consensual interception of communications unless exigent circumstances exist, and this general rule logically extends to the surreptitious collection of data revealing the content of private communications.

There are traditional systems and rules to ensure, so far as possible, that, in the case of crimes, guilt is clearly established before punishment is imposed.

The Court clearly requires Alberta to establish that there is a question of general importance raised in the proceeding (opening words of the Rule).

[14] These «clearly established principles of law» do not emanate solely from precedential appellate decisions, but rather «can derive from a variety of legal sources, including recent controlling case law, rules of court, statutes, and constitutional law.»

It clearly established that there was no longer a rule in Ontario that one could only go back a maximum period of one year to enforce child support arrears.

Liability depends on the specific facts of an accident or mistake, as a general rule the more clearly liability can be established, the stronger the claim.

In his ruling, the judge stated that I had not clearly established willfulness in my case in chief but that the Defendant's own testimony established his willfulness.

I am proficient at communicating rules and instructions clearly and establishing firm boundaries.

School staff can help prevent bullying by establishing and enforcing rules and policies that clearly describe how students are expected to treat each other.