Sentences with phrase «many breaches of law»

A miracle in the sense of the New Testament is not so much a breach of the laws of nature (a concept which would have had little meaning for most people of the time), but rather a remarkable or exceptional occurrence which brought an undeniable sense of the presence and power of God.

Jesus heals the woman in sacred space (a synagogue, mentioned twice) and within sacred time, namely on a Sabbath (noted no fewer than five times), and he is criticized for this breach of the law.

Let us lie in wait for the virtuous man, since he annoys us and opposes our way of life, reproaches us for our breaches of the law and accuses us of playing false to our upbringing.

The head of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Rod Sims, will investigate the two retailers - which between them control an estimated 70 per cent of the nation's grocery spending - about potential breaches of the law and bullying tactics against food and grocery suppliers.

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«Any breach of the law in relation to the advertising of Aptamil's products is a matter for other authorities, and we note that you have referred the advertising to Trading Standards.»

This is not the first time Tesco has promoted infant formula in breach of the law.

But they are being translated in this country as non-negotiable rules and so a midwife who uses her own judgement to take on a case which falls outside the narrow guidelines will be in breach of the law and may face prosecution.

Accordingly, the «APC urged the governor not to push his luck too far as there will obviously be grave consequences if he insists on over-reaching himself along the line he has chosen as he will be held responsible for any breach of the law, order and further undermining of the fragile peace of the State at this time.

In response to a parliamentary question tabled in the House of Lords, the Department for Education (DfE) has at last conceded that the overwhelming majority of objections submitted to school admission policies by the British Humanist Association (BHA) and Fair Admissions Campaign (FAC) correctly identified breaches of the law.

You were recently invited to talk about the principle of Magma Carta on a BBC programme which was broadcast live across the globe.The right to personal freedom means that no man may be punished, imprisoned, or coerced, except for breach of the law proved in a legal manner before an ordinary court, and this right flows directly from the provisions of Magma Carta, the Petition of Right, 1628, and the Bill of Rights, 1968.

It is worth pointing out, that while the Chairperson is persistently accused of arrogance and taking unilateral decisions, there is ample evidence of extreme arrogance, ineptitude and blatant breaches of the law by the deputy Chairpersons.

The Deputy Chairperson Operations has persistently instructed officials to carry out illegal vote transfers on the Voter management System in clear breach of the law and operational policies of the Commission.

Indeed, the Deputy Chairperson CS has arrogated to herself the powers of the Chairperson, convening commission meetings and taking other ultra vires decisions in clear breach of the Law.

This resulted in three complaints [3] to the Metropolitan Police by Scottish National Party MP Angus MacNeil, Plaid Cymru parliamentary leader Elfyn Llwyd, and a third individual who continues to remain unidentified, as a breach of the law against selling honours.

Subsequent developments in the polity may have reinforced this line of enquiry - a sudden rash of appointments have emerged from the «presidency» in recent times, mostly without input from the respective ministers and in some cases, notably PENCOM, in breach of law and procedure!

It will also investigate how the police respond to alleged breaches of the law, «especially the treatment of those whose communications have been intercepted».

The triumphant result is that the drinks colossus Diageo, as an example, could go on meeting junior ministers and special advisers to argue against, say, minimum pricing for alcohol, while Alcohol Concern (annual income, less than # 1m) would have to jump through a chilling series of hoops in order to take part in any kind of campaigning, with the risk of criminal charges if it were found in breach of a law that the Electoral Commission says is so opaque it can not confidently predict how it will police it.

And it took good government groups to flag this obvious breach of the law.

In view of the fact that these registrations were not effected in breach of the law, the persons affected thereby can not be said to be benefiting from their own wrong such as to be deprived of their registration without being given the opportunity of being heard.

This would be yet another shocking breach of the law and should not be welcomed by anyone on any side of the political spectrum.

The senior advocate stated that members of the Senate, who were appalled by his interview in The PUNCH, could sue him for defamation but anything to the contrary would be in breach of the law.

The investigation is also to enquire into the circumstances in which the NIA came into possession of the funds, how and by whose or which authority the funds were made available to the NIA, and to establish whether or not there has been a breach of the law or security procedure in obtaining custody and use of the funds.

The committee will also deal with acts of indiscipline among their ranks and file and «constantly remind officers that they are not above the law, must respect the rule of law and follow their respective chain of command procedures for addressing breaches of law and acts of indiscipline,» the statement added.

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo - Addo has roundly condemned the recurring political violence in the Asunafo South District and directed the police to deal decisively with any breaches of the law.

This gives immunity from prosecution for people who disclose information such as dangers to health and safety, breaches of the law, and miscarriages of justice.

If you are guilty of a serious breach of the law, you forfeit the right to elect those who make the law.

President Nana Akufo - Addo has roundly condemned the recurring political violence in the Asunafo South District and directed the police to deal decisively with any breaches of the law.

The Commons Home Affairs Select Committee chair Keith Vaz said: «The evidence of Assistant Commissioner John Yates today raised a number questions of importance about the law on phone - hacking, the way the police deal with such breaches of the law and the manner in which victims are informed of those breaches,» he said.

We may also disclose your personal information to third parties if we have reason to believe that disclosing such information is necessary to: (i) conduct investigations of possible breaches of law; (ii) cooperate in any legal investigation; (iii) identify, contact, or bring legal action against someone who may be violating the Terms of Use of this websites; or (iv) to protect our rights, privacy, safety or property.

Ministers say showing the film, which contains Disney's first ever overtly gay character and love scene, could be in breach of a law prohibiting «gay propaganda» among children in Russia

Meanwhile, teaching unions and activists condemned the move, with several groups already preparing for a sustained legal battle over a possible breach of the law banning the opening of new selective state schools.

The reasons for the company's insolvency may include misconduct or a breach of the law, and you might be able to be compensated.

The investment loss may be due to various factors, a fall in the overall market, problems with one investment, poor advice or breaches of the law.

Meir did accept that Manx gave investment advice in bad faith, which was a breach of the law because Manx is not licensed to give financial advice.

Director and senior management in - fighting, resignations, breaches of the law or unethical conduct are sometimes warning signs.

I have reported this breach of the law to my contacts at the bank in question.

There were a couple breaches of the law in this case.

That and massive fines for Corporations in Breach of the Law (even if that sends them to the wall financially and their shareholders lose everything in the process).

Furthermore the idea of more CO2 creating warming and then more humidity which causes more warming and even more humidity ad infinitum is clearly a breach of the Laws of Thermodynamics and if it were possible the Earth's oceans would have boiled away long ago.

It follows from 6 (in the absence of some relevant Human Rights legislation — and I am not aware of any) that it would be no defence to a breach of the law requiring a licence to argue that the BBC is biased and that is why you have not bought a licence.

If they do not comply with the deadline, they will be in breach of the law.

Basically, AGW theory involving alleged warming of the oceans from increased DLR is itself in breach of the Laws of Thermodynamics.

In one case Phil Jones asked another scientist to delete some emails, apparently in breach of the law (6).

Lords Justices Hughes, Toulson and Sullivan considered whether the complainant owed a duty to Napier not to reveal the fact the adjudication panel found he acted in breach of the Law Society's conflict of interest rules and decided to reprimand him, or the fact that its findings were upheld by the appeal panel.

He identifies and mitigates risks to Nokia by managing and conducting internal investigations into alleged breaches of law and Nokia's code of conduct.

Not being allowed to break the law in a way that someone else is allowed to, is not itself inherently a breach of law.

Successive ministers at the Department for Transport (DfT) may have acted in breach of the law on motor insurance for decades, according to a senior solicitor who is considering bringing a formal complaint to the European Commission.

(b) whether the case concerns the breach of a law, or other requirement, which has no close parallel in the United Kingdom or involves the assertion of a jurisdiction not recognised by the United Kingdom;