Sentences with phrase «decision in question»

However, for your safety and your breastfed baby's, always make a fully informed, regulated decision in questions like these.

It should be free in the sense that all individuals who are subject to the common decisions in question have equal rights to participation, and the discourse should be full in the sense that it takes no moral principle or norm to be immune from dissent.

She found, however, that the casting decisions in question were «part and parcel of the creative process behind a television program — including the Shows at issue here — thereby meriting First Amendment protection against the application of anti-discrimination statutes to that process.»

One of the things I love about Banks v Goodfellow (1870)-- and indeed all common law tests for capacity — is that they clearly set the threshold of understanding for the specific decision in question.

However, with the prior search results on «wallace», if you click on the new «Bulletins» refinement button we have added, you generate much better search results of mainly law firm bulletins on the S.C.C. decision in question.

But the covenant in the Kuehns» lease that prohibited any «dog bird cat or other animal or reptile» from being kept in the flat without the consent of VPMC, didn't require VPMC to act reasonably, so why was the reasonableness of VPMC's decision in question here?

Perhaps pursuit of the maximal human creativity should be constrained by the following principle of environmental respect: A purpose that reduces natural creativity relative to some alternative for the decision in question is a violation of the maximal divine good unless the purpose is required in order to maximize human creativity in the long run.8 All implications considered, I expect that maximizing human creativity itself includes adherence to this principle.

But then again them dwelling on huge wages and whether they have trust in their abilities makes the decision in question

«However, this remains a very complex case involving legal advice relating to the decision in question, particular features of the children's background and an external agency responsible for finding and providing the foster carers concerned.»

Thus in Secretary of State for the Home Department, e x parte Doody [1994] 1 AC 531, [1993] 3 All ER 92, where the issue was whether the home secretary was under a duty to give reasons for a decision relating to the prescribed period which a mandatory life sentence prisoner must serve before being eligible for parole, the House of Lords held that the decision in question was sufficiently important for it to be accompanied by reasons.

«a number of complainants explicitly recognized the importance of the open court system, which meant that the decisions in question would be made available through online repositories.

If, for example, the decision in question relates to a refusal to grant an applicant a licence to carry out some particular activity, explaining why the applicant was unsuccessful on this occasion may help the applicant to address the relevant issue or issues so that a future application for the same licence will stand a better chance of success.

It argues that the Council, when adopting the decision in question, was in fact required to give effect to the principle of solidarity between Member States, which applies under Article 80 TFEU when EU migration policy is implemented (paras. 252 and 329 of the Judgment).

You can then go about setting the threshold of understanding, i.e., what a person needs to understand, retain, weigh up and use to be able to make the decision in question.

Let us now come to the most problematic part of the decision in question, namely the Commission's analysis as to whether an advantage has been conferred to Apple.

The decision in question can not be reconciled with these provisions.

In a number of decisions since the 1960s, the Court of Appeal indicated that it was willing to review decisions not to bring prosecutions if the victim could establish that the decision in question was unreasonable (Ashworth, pp. 188 — 189, citing cases).

The school also argued that in order to engage the remedy of judicial review the decision in question must come within the scope of public law.

And by «commentary» I mean material that offers some analysis, even minimal, of the decision in question and not simply a precis of the facts and the court's reasoning.

However, AMA Federal President Michael Gannon praised the Government's plan and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull defended the decision in Question Time in Parliament saying: