Sentences with phrase «of legal entitlements»

This latter value involves the dual - pronged ability of citizens to self - govern according to a clear understanding of their legal entitlements and obligations within a democratic order, while simultaneously being free to publicly question the efficacy and legitimacy of these same laws to which they know that they are coercively beholden.

A set of legal entitlements such as Britain has become has no more reality than the Empire did in the 60s when buffers were still to be found lamenting it.

We highlight here the extent to which both students and educators have developed an expansive definition of legal rights of students, the relationship between this sense of legal entitlement and school disciplinary practices, and perceptions of the fairness and legitimacy of various school disciplinary practices.

We found that students» sense of legal entitlement was expansive, and that teacher and administrator expectations of required student due process protections were even more so.

In this circumstance, the Court of Appeal held that the words «unable to agree» did not signify that the parties had to go through an attempt to agree as a pre-condition to the existence of a legal entitlement to payment and the commencement of the limitation period.

Not exact matches

They are operating, in other words, within the limits of the set of conventions and legal protections that insist that we respect each other's entitlement to control access to our stuff.

Koskie Minsky's legal mandate is to represent all Employees» interests in connection with all issues affecting them in the CCAA Proceedings, including the termination of employment and claims for termination pay and related entitlements.

Basically: Building the big fence isn't that realistic, the real problem is that we don't have legal immigration available for the workers we really need, and in - state tuition isn't an entitlement for citizens and could reasonably be extended to children who are destined to be permanent and, it is to be expected, productive members of your state.

People who think homosexuals should not have special legal entitlements as a minority group, parents who do not want their eight - year - olds instructed in the use of condoms, those who insist that abortion is very bad for unborn children and their mothers — bigots one and all.

Religion paves the moral main street of a white - clapboard America inhabited by independent individuals who lend each other a helping hand to earn their own way, support their own families and worship their own God, instead of depending for handouts on a welfare state that regulates hardworking individuals out of existence and replaces Christian charity with legal entitlements.

But there may be legal challenges against the plans if people are being kept from receiving their entitlements on the basis of their language capability.

«Until this Coalition took office, there was comprehensive guidance in place nationally, providing details of teachers legal rights and entitlements and a suite of good practice for schools to use to protect teachers and pupils from this kind of abuse.

Socio - Economic Rights and Accountability Project has asked Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State to pay pensioners in the state their outstanding entitlements within the next 14 days or face legal action.

The Mass led by Ms. Jayanit Patro, Nari Rashmi Samaj, Kaincha Matia, Women Legal aid cell counselor, Basnati Murumu, Nari Unnati Samaj, Hemal Soren, Nari Jayasri Samaj, rushed to the collector's office without and protection by police and government officials, presented the overall issues and problems of entitlement schemes and its failure before the district administration which was tremendous process of community empowerment by which the socially excluded groups / communities asserted their rights and entitlements.

The expansion of student legal entitlements has been accompanied by the increasing formalization and institutionalization of school discipline.

We found that while expectations of formal due process protections were broadly diffused for students when facing major disciplinary actions, many of them had also come to expect these legal entitlements when facing minor day - to - day discipline.

As various social and political actors consider legal regulatory reforms, it is important to recognize that the expansion of students» legal entitlements has also increased the potential for student dissent in U.S. schools, whether of a political, religious, or ideological character.

a legal process, whereby refugees are granted a progressively wider range of rights and entitlements by the host State that are broadly commensurate with those enjoyed by its citizens.

Where disabilities are severe, private schools may not have the necessary facilities, and even in less severe instances, parents may prefer the legal entitlements and the greater range of funded services in the public sector.

Our work with families, strong partnerships with leaders and service providers in immigrant communities, and expertise on legal rights and entitlements place us at the forefront of efforts to improve educational opportunities for these students.

The EFA Handbook also says that when academy trusts are considering making payments above the statutory or contractual entitlements, they must consider whether such payments are justified based on a legal assessment of the chances of the trust successfully defending the case at employment tribunal.

Full - time employees have a range of entitlements and legal protections that are explained in the Fair Work Ombudman's National Employment Standards (NES).

The two - party political system in the US and the moral and legal entitlements of non-human animals.

Emission permit - An emission permit is a non-transferable or tradable entitlement allocated by a government to a legal entity (company or other emitter) to emit a specified amount of a substance.

«(1) that emission allowances and the proceeds of transactions involving emission allowances will be deemed to be held or distributed in proportion to each holder's legal, equitable, leasehold, or contractual reservation or entitlement; or

«As legal organizations working on behalf of marginalized and historically disadvantaged groups, the members of the Coalition each have extensive experience with the obstacles faced by such groups in accessing justice and therefore in enforcing their constitutional rights and other legal entitlements.

The appeal was allowed as the trial judge made an error by failing to provide jury with a proper summary of the evidence, having referred frequently to the claimant's «entitlement» to compensation, without adequate emphasis on the question of legal causation.

The site is not designed to answer questions about legal rights or entitlements in respect of any individual's particular situation.

Engaging the services of an employment lawyer in advance of drafting or accepting an employment contract can help ensure that employers and employees receive their full entitlements and meet their legal employment obligations.

The arrangement, made by the trustee of the pension fund, means that around 40,000 members of the Fund's Old Section will now receive their full pension entitlement through policies with Rothesay Life and Legal & General, which has taken on the liabilities.

The report cites data from the MoJ which estimates 75,000 children and young people have been losing entitlement to legal aid each year as a result of the LASPO cuts.

As previously reported in Law Times, Keshen was accused of several acts of misconduct, including failing to pay Indian residential school clients their full settlements within a reasonable period of time after receiving them, and transferring settlement funds for clients from his trust account to his general account «without any legal entitlement to the monies.»

This month's bulletin contains five short articles on (i) whistleblowing and the public interest criteria; (ii) upcoming employment law training in Cambridge; (iii) analysis of the «principal purpose» test in relation to staff transferring under TUPE; (iv) discussion of how many witnesses to call at Tribunal; and (v) the vexed question of entitlement to legal representation at internal disciplinary hearings.

In 2011 Justice Paul Feinman dismissed Brown's suit on the basis that while the firefighter was «an individual with a strong interest in preservation of the building,» he did not have any personal entitlement to specific legal standing on the issue.

The «non-legal» nature of VISs has generated uncertainty in relation to the functioning of the sentencing hearing and concerns have been raised that VISs are: inconsistent with established legal values, detrimental to the offender's entitlement to a fair hearing, detrimental to victims» wellbeing, and harmful to the integrity of the legal proceedings.

Guardianship: A Legal relationship, including entitlements and responsibilities, with a child as determined by section 20 of the Alberta Family Law Act.

Legal advice will give you an expected range of entitlement.

For an accident victim to pursue entitlement to accident benefits in the absence of legal counsel involves a «David versus Goliath» battle, where the insurer has all the advantages.

If you still have questions about your entitlement to a rental car or are facing a difficult financial situation and want to know all of your options, contact a trusted legal professional that can help you evaluate all of your options to help you get your life back on track.

Notwithstanding our sympathy for Mr. Christie's cause, we are compelled to the conclusion that the material presented does not establish the major premise on which the case depends — proof of a constitutional entitlement to legal services in relation to proceedings in courts and tribunals dealing with

The requirement for accurate reporting is undeniably crucial, as the Supreme Court in Edmonton Journal recognized that truthful and clear reporting of the law's content is necessary for individuals to understand their legal obligations and entitlements.

One of the LSI's big ideas for radical reform is the de-coupling of the concept of reserved legal activities from an entitlement to practice.

Despite the fact that motorcyclists face greater physical risks than other drivers, bikers have the same entitlements as other motorists, and this includes the right to pursue legal action if they are harmed in an accident that is the direct result of another person's negligence.

State laws use various terms to denote the wrongful nature of the act, such as «illegal,» «improper,» «unjust,» and «without legal entitlement.»

Did you know that other cases prescribe legal tests that must be applied to determine your entitlement to a statutory remedy, the existence of which the statute doesn't even hint at?

For example, «that there's no real reasonable religious entitlement to only be educated in the company of people who share your religious beliefs, and that sort of objective wouldn't outweigh the equality entitlement of LGBTQ people to have access to legal practice.

(I) «First - party claimant» means an individual, corporation, association, partnership, or other legal entity asserting an entitlement to benefits owed directly to or on behalf of an insured under an insurance policy.

The event, The Citizen and the State: Poor decision - making and the role of the pro bono Bar, considered the extent of poor decision - making by state bodies which forced members of the public to appeal decisions about their entitlement to benefits and other rights, to the courts, often without legal representation due to legal aid cuts.

Both employees and employers need to be aware of the laws governing such rights and obligations in order to ensure that they receive their full entitlements, as well as limit the possibility of legal action for failure to comply with relevant legislation.

Her job was not only advancing the legal rights and entitlements of individual injured workers, but also their «collective» interests, through education, community development and law reform.