Sentences with phrase «intervene at important times»

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In practice, the privileges of the Official Opposition go far further, for example through frontbenchers» established right to speak at the start and end of most debates, and to intervene during oral question times (including Prime Minister's Questions), plus an expectation that the Speaker will select important opposition amendments for debate at report stage of government bills.

Where, exceptionally, supervening events occur since the date of the order which could not have been foreseen at the time of the order, and which plainly provide grounds for permission to be given (per Barder v Barder (Caluori intervening)[1988] AC 20, [1987] 2 All ER 440), the common law still provides an important gloss on the out of time appeals procedure.

[46] It is important to note that the determination as to whether public policy should intervene to render the exclusion clauses unenforceable should take place after the factual record is established, at which time the trial judge will be in a position to carefully examine whether there are public policy reasons to decline to enforce the liability exclusion clauses: Tercon, para. 119.

Specifically, if dyadic peer friendships are important predictors of later adjustment, then intervening at the dyadic level by assisting a child in developing one close, lasting, high quality friendship may have a lasting impact on adjustment over time, although, this remains to be demonstrated with an ADHD sample.