Sentences with phrase «exist as defence»

Some of the sales myths exist as defence mechanisms.

Not exact matches

My knowledge of world football and best foreign players is limited but I DO want the entire existing defence and two first choice keepers gone as soon as they can be replaced.

The 19 - year - old has exceptional technique, the Hazard-esque ability to turn, accelerate and then dribble past opposition defenders like they do not exist, as well as the vision and passing ability to split defences and send his team - mates through on goal.

The group solely exists to serve as a voluntary vigilante assemblage of hard core and die - hard members of the New Patriotic Party to help the party win elections through constant advocacy, research and defence of the traditions and records of the party in the Ghanaian and international media or any other appropriate forum.

The taking of the key seats is also seen as a rebuttal of Corbyn's decision to appoint controversial political allies to the leader's office as well as a warning to Corbyn not to continue challenging existing party policy, such as nuclear defence.

Whilst no statistics exist (as far as we know) on this issue it is more than likely that many of those advocating this as a defence for the Lord's behaviour did not consult the Tory manifesto prior to casting their vote in 2015.

As it turned out, Melgaard tried playing both the «art as critique» and the identity - politics card in his defence: in a joint statement issued with his dealer Gavin Brown, the artist declared that the sculpture existed «to destabilize and unhinge our hardened and crusty notions of race and sex and poweAs it turned out, Melgaard tried playing both the «art as critique» and the identity - politics card in his defence: in a joint statement issued with his dealer Gavin Brown, the artist declared that the sculpture existed «to destabilize and unhinge our hardened and crusty notions of race and sex and poweas critique» and the identity - politics card in his defence: in a joint statement issued with his dealer Gavin Brown, the artist declared that the sculpture existed «to destabilize and unhinge our hardened and crusty notions of race and sex and power.

As she wrote in 1980 about her Four Intruders plus Alarm Systems: «My interest is to fully politicize the existing art - world context, to confront you here and now with the presence of certain representative individuals who are alien and unfamiliar to that context in its current form, and to confront you with your defence mechanisms against them.»

But while a defence of necessity to trespass does exist, as noted in Southwark Borough Council v Williams [1971] 1 Ch 734, [1971] 2 All ER 175: «The law regards with the deepest suspicion any remedies of self - help, and permits those remedies to be resorted to only in very special circumstances.

The Disclosure Regulations are being amended so that DC trust based schemes must provide generic risk warnings as a second line of defence, on top of the existing statements / warnings already required.

In both cases, as well as a subsequent case, the AUC applied the due diligence defence as it exists in criminal law.

However, it does not exist as a statutory defence in Canada.

There may be traditional roles — criminal defence comes to mind — and we may find ourselves in such a role at one point or another, but any sense of stability and clarity we believe exists with those roles simply can't be extrapolated as emblematic of all legal careers.

This leaves a feeling that you know the internal problems a trade mark owner faces, such as budget restraints, constant audits, advising on filing and defence strategy, gap filling as new markets become of interest, or brand extension when new product ranges or services are introduced under an existing mark, and prioritising work in general.

The Claimant persuaded the Employment Judge that the Limitation Act acted merely as a very strong defence as civil courts can in fact consider claims that existed more than 6 years prior to issue.

The SCC has confirmed the innocence of the accused exception to privilege and have established a test: (i) the threshold question of whether the accused can show that the communication is relevant to his or her defence and is otherwise unavailable must be satisfied; (ii) assuming the threshold test is met, the accused must establish an evidentiary basis upon which the court could conclude that a communication exists that could raise a reasonable doubt as to his or her guilt; and (iii) if the accused can satisfy step (ii), the court will examine the information to determine whether the information is likely to raise a reasonable doubt as to the accused's guilt or whether there is a genuine risk of a wrongful conviction.