Sentences with phrase «longstanding principle»
The phrase "longstanding principle" refers to a belief, idea or value that has been consistently held and practiced over an extended period of time. Full definition
It is a well - established and longstanding principle of employment law that, when faced with a misconduct dismissal, an employment tribunal must not substitute its own view of the claimant's alleged conduct for that taken by the employer's disciplinary panel.
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«One of the most fundamental and longstanding principles of the museum field is that a collection is held in the public trust and must not be treated as a disposable financial asset.»
Growth hacking is a somewhat new term but is a longstanding principle of passionately pushing to improve a certain metric through executing outside - the - box tactics with the use of analytics and tools that multiply your effort.
A recent decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (Philadelphia Taxi Association v. Uber Technologies) reinforces the longstanding principle that antitrust laws protect competition, not competitors.
It was a longstanding principle of the civic republican tradition that power follows wealth; and for that reason a rough equality of property was assumed to be one of the prerequisites of a democratic republic.
When yesterday's draft bill on Scottish devolution was published, first minister Nicola Sturgeon made clear her party was prepared to break its longstanding principle that it steers clear of any English - only matters.
For 30 years, there has been a «longstanding principle» that the Adirondack Park should not be used for storing or disposing of outside waste, Bauer said, citing the APA decision to ban shipping garbage to Essex County landfills in the 1990s.
«Compounding the error, the director ignored another longstanding principle: We do not hold press conferences to release derogatory information about the subject of a declined criminal investigation,» Rosenstein argued in his memo.
When funding any school, whether public or private, the government should not surrender the longstanding principle of equal treatment for all regardless of religion.
«The Court should affirm its longstanding principles and uphold the decision of the Fifth Circuit,» said Francisco M. Negrόn, Jr., NSBA Associate Executive Director and General Counsel.
«It takes dedicated efforts to achieve racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic diversity and NSBA is pleased that the Court affirmed its longstanding principles in support of policies and practices that foster diversity and integration.»
A longstanding principle of tax law treats any type of debt forgiveness as a financial benefit, even if it comes at the expense of your home.
As a unified community we brought local, national, and global attention to the longstanding principles of Cooper Union.
By Jennifer Hunter The longstanding principle that «there is no property in a witness» allows any party in an action to interview the same witness and to... Read more
The Court agreed with the employer, upholding the longstanding principle of mitigation.
The Federal Court of Appeal re-affirmed the longstanding principle that solicitor - client privilege is not waived by disclosing information, on a confidential basis, to other parties with a common interest in the same transaction.
A Nebraska bankruptcy court recently upheld the longstanding principle that a creditor filing a proof of claim may seek the entire amount due despite amounts collected from other obligors who may be jointly and severally liable for the debt.
But the appeal judges took an important step away from that longstanding principle, ruling that the surveyors» negligence in this case could be applied to the entire two - staged loan agreement.
Despite finding against the claimant, however, the Court of Appeal took the opportunity to re-affirm the longstanding principle of law that it is the employer, not the employee, who is responsible for devising a safe system of work and that this extends to the giving of specific warnings about risk.
In balancing the need to prosecute fraud properly and vigorously, the SFO also has to consider the importance of LPP and the longstanding principle that it is the client's right.