Sentences with phrase «number of appeals»

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Over the past few years, there has been a growing number of appeal cases involving co-operating witnesses in fraud and corruption cases under the section 73 sentence discount scheme.

It cites the shocking number of appeals against welfare benefits decisions as one example (340,000 in 2011 — 2012), more than a third (35 %) are upheld at a cost to the taxpayer of # 66m.

That of course will cost all litigants more time and money and the ARB will now be forced to file, docket, review and ultimately dismiss a large number of appeals which will ultimately not be necessary.

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The latest government statistics reveal that there was a greater number of appeals concerned with places at state primaries than state secondaries.

Head teachers of leading independent schools have accused exam regulators of creating a «smokescreen» around soaring numbers of appeals over exam marking.

The university sector's Supporting Professionalism in Admissions organisation has also called for «greater clarity» about the rising numbers of appeals and grades being changed.

1 This number may be even lower in practice, since I suspect a disproportionate number of the appeals that do not get reported by the Court of Appeal are unsuccessful inmate appeals.

Write the summons number of the appealed ticket on the front of the envelope and on all exhibits and / or arguments.

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An improvement in the accuracy of the late filing, non-filing and late payment messages would not only reduce the volume of penalties issued in error by HMRC, but would also reduce the number of appeals that inevitably result from this.

Just because the number of appeals is large should not be a reason to take away that person right to be heard.

Since 60 percent of the disability insurance recipients in Norway suffer from difficult to verify disorders, such as mental illness or musculoskeletal problems, a judge would, on average, tighten the requirements in the simulation and reduce the number of his appeal approvals by approximately 10 percent.

The number of appeals being lodged in response to offered school paces has risen considerably.

Although not all appeals were heard, the number of appeals taken further have increased from 36,967 last year to 40,014 this year.

There has been a slight decrease in the number of appeals from parents who have not got their children into their chosen school.

Ofqual chief Glenys Stacey has explained that number of appeals against grades soared to more than 400,000 in 2014.

Of particular concern was the number of appeals that resulted in increases by two or more grades, which also rose significantly from 401 in 2016 to nearly 2,000 in 2017.

Makes sense to me, and it would limit the number of appeals by teachers who would argue that a principal who chose a weight of 35 or 40 percent is violating the agreement.

The changes follow sweeping reforms to the way exam boards and Ofqual handle the re-marking process, which were aimed specifically at cutting the number of appeals.

The number of appeals against the marking of this year's «tougher» SATs tests has risen — with one in ten reviews resulting in scores being overturned.

There was an initial fall in the number of appeals after the new rules were introduced.

The number of appeals that resulted in rises by two or more grades also soared, from 401 in 2016 to nearly 2,000 in 2017, leading Ofqual to say it was «concerned about the sharp increase in the number of changes on this scale».

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The number of appeals granted stayed relatively steady - 29 % overall, made up of 27 % for civil cases, 29 % for family cases, 33 % for criminal (non-inmate) cases, and 18 % for inmate cases (meaning appeals by self represented inmates).

We will see how 2012 goes, but my guess is that there the number of appeals heard will stay relatively low, given that the Court of Appeal is still (as of April) short 2 judges.

In addition to his trial court practice, Russ has successfully argued a number of appeals before the Federal Circuit.

Those appealing through the system will become less confident that they are receiving fair decisions and the number of appeals will increase as more lawyers appeal against decisions where natural justice is denied as a result of a focus by a target driven judiciary on fast justice or firm justice instead of fair justice.

Justices are less likely to sit in panels of larger than five than in previous years — the number of appeals upon which seven or nine Justices sat fell to about 9 % of hearings (compared with 11 % in the previous year, and 24 % in 2011/12 and 2010/11).

The number of appeals filed in 2008 was 61,104 compared to 40,893 in 1990.

As referred to above, the number of appeals that have surmounted the leave requirement and been heard and disposed on their merits is not as great as had been anticipated.

The word «final» in this context needs to be viewed against the fact that, for whatever reason, the number of appeals that went to the Privy Council was relatively small (said to be about 11 a year).

The number of appeals terminated in 2008 was 59,096, compared to 38,961 in 1990.

During this same time, the number of appeals cases has risen by more than 33 percent, totaling 440,000 cases.

Three, a mobile telephone operator, on various aspects of its regulated business, including a number of appeals to the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), judicial review and proceedings before the Court of Appeal

• Employment status — this topic will continue to run as a number of appeal cases relating to employment status are due to be heard in 2018.

The number of appeals lodged at special educational needs and disability tribunals rose by a third last year.