Sentences with phrase «contest rules which»

You could take the controversy to local courts and see what they think about this; maybe Khmer Brewery has contest rules which you can read.

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To drive engagement, the company enlisted Likeable to launch a #purebarrelife campaign, a contest which asked clients to share personal stories about integrating Pure Barre into their daily lives through text, photos and videos on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest for a chance to win prizes.The company enlisted the agency's help because Likeable has the expertise to navigate the challenges involved in running a national social - media contest, such as time demands, possible legal issues, and the unique rules and guidelines of each individual platform.

Kenney's plan has also raised questions on whether such a merger platform contravenes leadership contest rules, which forbid candidates from doing harm to the party or its brand.

The contest is largely between the All Progressives Congress, an amalgam of four opposition parties that is bent on wresting power from the ruling center - right People's Democratic Party, which has been in power since 1999, when the country returned to civilian rule.

Any sweepstakes, contest or similar promotion made available through Company websites or for which Company may, from time to time, send e-mail messages to you, will be governed by official rules that are separate from and may vary from these Terms.

Rory McIlroy may have been in the midst of winning his first PGA Tour contest since 2016 on Sunday, but that doesn't mean he missed Patrick Reed's controversial run - in with a rules official during the Arnold Palmer Invitational finale in which the frustrated «Captain America» took Jordan Spieth's name in vain.

How can you, in conscience, have a contest in which one of the participants — actually, the major participant — has not been consulted as to the rules and regulations, or even as to whether or not he wants to take part?

Spurs will have to contest the second leg of their Champions League clash without Juventus defender Serge Aurier after an incident occurred where the player picked up a booking in their 2 - 2 draw on Tuesday which rules him out of the return fixture.

If they succeed, they will have succeeded in changing the rules of a much bigger game: the contest for Downing Street which, by a curious coincidence, happens to be exactly two years and six months away.

«The party machinery has to show some faith in the good judgment of voters and you can not do that by drawing up rules which narrow down the contest.»

A development happening weeks after Zanetor won her bid to contest the Klottey Korle seat of her father's party the ruling NDC, it appears to have been in the works for some time now, as a facebook post by Mr. Mensah in the week in which the suit was filed suggested

Unlike the NPP, the governing NDC, since 2000 after the exit of President Rawlings has had at least four people contesting its flag bearer slot which was won by the late President Mills until 2011 when President Mahama was acclaimed to lead the ruling party following the unexpected death of the tax Professor.

Asiwaju Tinubu said the Biafran episode, the civil war and Ojukwu's role in the Second Republic when, fresh from exile when he dived head - long into the ruling National Party of Nigeria (NPN) to contest a senatorial seat, which he eventually lost, was still a subject of historical analysis.

Dr Bawumia's boss Akufo - Addo will be contesting incumbent John Dramani Mahama of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) for the second time, having lost the 2012 elections which ended up in the Supreme Court.

Lots of violent cases were recorded in the Ashanti and Brong Ahafo regions, a development that raised fears as to what might happen in the general elections which promises to be keenly contested between the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the largest opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).

That decision was appealed by Tkaczyk to an appellate court which unanimously ruled that 90 more contested ballots should be counted.

While declaring the training open earlier, Nasarawa State Governor, Alahaji Tanko Almakura, noted that the proposed 2016 census will put to rest controversy over the last one, adding that the figure released by the commission for the population of the State was wrong, however, contested at the tribunal which ruled in favour of his State.

In which case, would we face more frequent all - male contests for the leadership with this rule?

The rules states that; after the publication of the notice of polls which will indicate that these people are not contesting the elections, their monies must be refunded to them.»

It is thought to be unlikely to give the public a formal say through a share of the votes or American - style primaries, which would require a change of rules and delay the contest.

In the interview with the Observer Mr Corbyn also offered his first public comments on the Court of Appeal's judgement to bar around 130,000 members from voting in the leadership contest in a ruling which upheld the initial decision of Labour's ruling body.

Contests, which depend on clear rules, goals, and results, appear better suited to technology and other applied fields.

It's not quite clear what the rules or the aim of the contest is, merely used here as a device to explain the obvious developments late in the film which sees Jonathan toting around a gun to defend himself from the Russians.

The initial ruling — which still must be reviewed by the Secretary of Education and could eventually be contested in court — addresses a longstanding dispute between federal and state education officials over the interpretation of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

Judge Gouin ruled that the contested provisions of the bylaw raise serious legal questions which the Court will need to consider in greater depth, but in the meantime, the ban would be suspended, effectively saving the lives of many hundreds of dogs that would otherwise have been euthanized this week.

We will, as with many places, post rules for each of our contests, which will be binding our contests who decide to participate within these giveaways.

What it does: BillAnalyzer takes in invoices and uses machine learning to establish rules and hierarchies that allow the software to flag probable areas worth contesting, which then go to billing department staff for expert review.

You have a judge trial that lasts 30 minutes against someone who is not represented — the perception is different than if you're doing a five - day jury trial which is hotly contested, with the regular rules of evidence, the rules of civil procedure.

Passmore suggests that as a general rule one might have thought that a contested process in which the tribunal controlling the proceedings is empowered to make some sort of ruling that has mandatory consequences for a participant that are either penal in nature (such as a prison sentence, a fine or other form of sanction such as a suspension from practice) or otherwise require the participant to do something he or she does not wish to do (such as pay damages, obey an injunction or give an undertaking not to do something) are ones in which the privilege should be available.

In 23 years practicing under the prior rule, I only had three cases in which a motion for discovery was contested.

The contest rules provided that NASA would consider the voting, but reserved the right to select a name at its discretion based on its own needs and considerations, including a name which might not be on the list of voted - on candidate names.

In fact, HQ Trivia recently kicked the remaining player out of a $ 25,000 game, which it followed up by tweeting that moderators kick people out who violate its terms and contest rules.

(1) In any proceeding in which the issues of parental responsibility, primary residence, access to, visitation with, or support of a child are contested, the court may refer the parties to mediation in accordance with rules promulgated by the Supreme Court.

Family lawyers for Yasmin Prest, the ex wife of oil tycoon Michael Prest are contesting the decision given by the CoA on the 26 October, which ruled that companies owned by Mr Prest would not be made to hand over assets totaling # 17.5 m to his ex-wife, in a judgment which was criticised by critics saying that it would enable wealthy spouses to protect their assets in divorce proceedings.