Sentences with phrase «of national law»
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Consequently, Article 27 could not be made applicable in proceedings between private parties in order to exclude the application of a provision of national law (para 48).
Why were some children left behind in contradiction of the title of the national law?
The permitted use of automated functions in road traffic is not just a question of national law, but is also subject to regulations at international level.
Thomson Reuters took top honors for key products and services across 13 categories in the fourth annual Best of The National Law Journal Readers Rankings.
For the second consecutive year, LawVision Group has been voted «Best Lawyer / Law Firm Business Development & Coaching Services» firm, as part of the 6th annual 2017 Best of The National Law Journal Readers Rankings Survey.
Law students are finding a way to get that training anyway by suing their alma maters, as reported in this article from the upcoming issue of the National Law Journal (h / t to Tax Prof Blog).
A former Washington Post reporter who covered legal affairs, he became editor of the National Law Journal in 1980 and then editor and -LSB-...]
Our guests are Edward Adams, editor and publisher of the ABA Journal, and Steven Fromm, editor - in - chief of the National Law Journal.
Ulster Sheriff Paul VanBlarcum, no darling of the Democratic left, was invited to the White House last week as part of national law enforcement week.
This dream was realized when Johnnie became founding partner of the national law firm of Cochran, Cherry, Givens, Smith, P.C..
9 May 2016 GENEVA / NEW YORK - A new report by WHO, UNICEF, and the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) reveals the status of national laws to protect and promote breastfeeding.
However, in the absence of a system to preventively suspend the application of national laws during unconstitutionality procedures, judicial fees must be paid at the higher rate until the Constitutional Court decides the issue.
The reason for this absence of an environmental impact assessment was a belief on the part of the Austrian authorities that no such assessment was necessary on the basis of the national laws implementing the Environmental Impact Assessment Directive (Currently codified in the EIA Directive).
The Court concluded thus that Article 27 of the Charter by itself or read together with the provisions of Directive 2002/14 had to be interpreted as not being applicable in legal proceedings between private parties when a provision of national law implementing the Directive was incompatible with EU law.
Does the Brussels I Regulation preclude the use of provisions of national law which enable proceedings to be brought against persons of unknown address?
[5] It is true that the precise manner of its exercise and the procedures for elections are still matters of national law and how national electoral codes are now to be reconciled with this remains to be seen, but it is nonetheless an important moment in the development of Union citizenship as a political status.
BE IT RESOLVED that CALL / ACBD recommend to the National Librarian, Heritage Canada and to Parliament, the establishment of the position of National Law Librarian with the appropriate authority and resources to work at the national level, and in cooperation with groups and organizations to:
For the present comment, I am not so much interested in the substance of the case (which mainly concerns the duty of conform interpretation of national law with EEA law obligations, see paras 122 ff.)
Tony Mauro of the National Law Journal quotes remarks from Justices Ginsberg, Scalia, and Kennedy in concluding that the Court appeared skeptical of the defendant's arguments that information available in the public domain in 2001 should have given investors sufficient knowledge to start the statute of limitations running.
Furthermore, the way in which Member States interpret the provisions of national law does not provide sufficient clarity and precision to meet the requirement of legal certainty (Commission against Netherlands, § 21).
Conflicts of National Laws with International Business Activity: Issues of Extraterritoriality, British - North American Committee 30, by A.H. Hermann.
Pieces of official evidence seen by Citi News show that state officials of both the Transport and Finance Ministries broke a number of national laws in their supervision of the 3.6 million Ghana cedis bus branding contract executed by Smarttys.
It does so by gathering evidence, having that validated by experts, and bringing the validated evidence to the attention of national law enforcement authorities for action, if need be with a pinch of targeted pressure.
Also, Marcia Coyle of National Law Journal previews a Supreme Court gerrymandering case.
The Ohio office of The Cochran Firm brings the resources of a national law firm to Ohio residents.
As a conclusion, one can say that the CJEU did not only reply to the question raised by Advocate General Kokott whether «EU law require [s] the courts of the Member States to refrain from applying certain provisions of their national law on the limitation periods applicable to the prosecution of criminal offences in order to guarantee the effective punishment of tax offences» (§ 1 of the Opinion).
Prior to joining Paliare Roland, Paul was an associate in the litigation group of a national law firm and clerked at the Court of Appeal for Ontario for Chief Justice of Ontario George Strathy and Justices David Doherty and Russell Juriansz.
The head of BridgeTower's legal division, Stephen Lincoln, is a longtime legal publishing executive who was formerly chief operating officer at Today's General Counsel and who held several leadership roles at ALM, including publisher of both The National Law Journal and the New York Law Journal.
My wife's nephew Sushil Jacob (who's a graduate of the National Law School) forwarded these thoughts (right from the business centre of bomb - shaken Mumbai):
Article 9 (3) of the Aarhus Convention is part of the provisions on access to justice and reads that «-LSB-...] each Party shall ensure that, where they meet the criteria, if any, laid down in its national law, members of the public have access to administrative or judicial procedures to challenge acts and omissions by private persons and public authorities which contravene provisions of its national law relating to the environment».
Take a 31 - year - old associate in the litigation department of a national law firm in Toronto with a developing specialty in securities class actions.
One of the many highlights for me at last month's American Association of Law Libraries 2012 Conference was the opportunity to meet Priya Rai of the National Law University in Delhi and to observe her presentation, Access to Legal Information in the Digital Age: A Comparative Study of Electronic Commercial Databases and Public Domain Resources in Law.
Le Pen is campaigning for a wholesale renegotiation of the EU's treaties, restoring the primacy of national law, declawing the European Central Bank, ending free movement, and effectively killing the Single Market.
On many points, decisions of Islamic religious courts have the force of national law (a touchy issue when a dispute involves a Muslim and a non-Muslim, or when one spouse in an existing marriage converts to Islam and makes the other members of the family subject to Shari'a determinations on matters such as child custody).
Investigate the safe use of donor milk through human milk banks for vulnerable infants, mindful of national laws, cultural and religious beliefs.
The CPI project, led by journalists Dan Fagin of Newsday and Marianne Lavelle of the National Law Journal, in part analyzed 161 studies of four chemicals reviewed over the last 25 years: two pesticides — alachlor and atrazine — the industrial solvent formaldehyde, and the dry - cleaning agent perchloroethylene.
Most global industries face a patchwork of national laws and regulations, but the agency that governs international shipping, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), has argued strongly that the industry should be governed by a single regulatory regime, as though it were a sovereign nation of its own.
There is a strong case to argue that the Uninsured Drivers Agreement 1999 (the 1999 agreement) is part and parcel of our national law and thus subject to the Marleasing interpretive principle (see Marleasing SA v La Comercial Internacional de Alimentacion SA [1990] ECR I - 4135) and that the normal rules of construction that apply to private agreements produce the same purposive outcome anyway.
The Court reaffirms in the VALE case that companies as creatures of national law only exist by virtue of the national legislation (Daily Mail, Case 81/87).