Sentences with phrase «precise rules of»

Section 2, Ministers and the Government, sets out the precise rules of collective responsibility.

Nor, on the other hand, are we given a code of precise rules of observance, adapted, so far as possible, to cover all contingencies (which was the aim of Jewish Rabbinical teaching).

Not exact matches

These contracts have unlimited capability to set rules (e.g., 100 voters, duration: six hours, choices: Candidate A, Candidate B, etc.), quantify inputs, determine precise results safely and securely, and dispense the ether of course!

While there was nothing illegal about those deals, new EU rules, which are scheduled to be adopted by member states by 2020, would outlaw the precise tax structure Blackstone used, said Reuven Avi - Yonah, a tax professor at the University of Michigan who reviewed the Blackstone documents.

Also, do you suggest this blog is David's way of rebelling against «legalism» or strict doctrine, precise laws and rules?

There is no chart or blueprint, no precise set of rules to follow.

Jesus gave no precise set of rules for following his way of life.

She grew up determined not to subject a daughter of hers to the needless humiliations she had endured — a commendable ambition and a precise application of the golden rule.

Demarest explains, «The early church defended itself against heretical teaching by appealing to «the rule of faith» or «the rule of truth», which were brief summaries of essential Christian truths... The fluid «rule of faith» gave way to more precise instruments for refuting heresies and defining faith, namely, creedal formulations such as the Apostles» Creed, the Nicene Creed, the Definition of Chalcedon and the Athanasian Creed.»

There is no blueprint or precise set of rules to follow, but there are several signposts that will carry us far.

The EU legislation governing organic farming, namely «Council Regulation No 834 / 2007 / EC of 28 June 2007 on organic production and labelling of organic products and repealing Regulation No 2092 / 91 / EEC and its detailed implementing rules (Commission Regulation (EC) No 889/2008)», lays down the precise production and manufacturing requirements for agricultural produce and foods labelled as organic products.

But also rules of this game are not precise as they should be.

It would also be wise to follow the court's advice and adopt precise rules for engraved bricks and other commemorative displays in the parks, thus minimizing the chance of future misunderstandings and conflicts.

In the place of precise rules set out in a foundational document there are myriad laws, the standing orders of the House of Commons, and various other written - and often unwritten - conventions.

In York's «Evening Press» newspaper of 12 April 2005, Maroney claimed it was «for selling loony merchandise against Electoral Commission rules»: to be precise the OMRLP's Financial Scheme as registered with the Electoral Commission, which meant any Branch of the OMRLP taking money on the party's behalf would be breaching the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 Part 2.

Finally, the precise rules chosen to determine the number of additional seats aren't mathematically sound and will often increase the size of Bundestag more than necessary, while still allowing the allocation of seats to fall out of proportion with the party votes.

The head of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association responded to Monday's announcement by calling for «clear and precise rules» in enforcing marijuana laws.

Yet the timing appears to be a response to the ruling last month by the Information Commissioner, Christopher Graham, that the Cabinet Office should release the precise terms of the 2000 agreement on the granting of the peerage.

To achieve truly precise mind reading and control, neuroscientists must master the syntax, or set of rules, that transforms electrochemical pulses coursing through the brain into perceptions, memories, emotions, and decisions.

To be precise, it is the kind of program known as a cellular automaton, in which patterns form and evolve on a grid according to a simple rule.

To achieve truly precise mind reading and control, neuroscientists must master the syntax or set of rules that transform electrochemical pulses coursing through the brain into perceptions, memories, emotions, and decisions.

We rule out the possibility that the transits result from an astrophysical false positive by first identifying the subset of stellar blends that reproduce the precise shape of the light curve.

62 He even planned to shoot Fury Road's extraordinarily complex chase sequences with just a single camera, based on an old rule that if a crew is not relying on the coverage of multiple cameras, the work will be more precise.

But their voices, each singularly delicate, precise, and calculated in unique ways, are especially fitting for the Merchant Ivory adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day, where you can see the aristocracy that reigns in films like Gosford Park and The Rules of the Game — or, more fittingly, other Edwardian set period feasts of the Merchant Ivory vein — looks stale and seems to crumble.

Our estimates of the effects of G&T participation for barely eligible students are close to zero in all five subjects and are sufficiently precise to allow us to rule out with 90 percent confidence effects as small as 0.04 standard deviations (sd) in math, 0.07 sd in reading, 0.12 sd in language, 0.10 sd in social studies, and 0.19 sd in science.

The precise structure and expanded rule base of (4) for Guyana, South America is given in the results section.

If you have decided to include a citation while writing an essay, follow the citation rules (the text of a quotation should be taken in quotation marks, and you should also provide precise reference to the source, including page number), otherwise the text will be considered plagiarized.

I effectively had a business relationship with six other authors where we all agreed to very precise rules: whenever one of us had a cover reveal, a sale or release, all of us would promote that on our social media networks.

The broker of record as they are also known must ensure that mortgage rules are adhered to and that all documents are precise.

Systems trading entails coming up with a set of precise, hard - coded rules that help you to make buy or sell decisions, like «buy when the price exceeds the average of the past 20 days».

Like all rules of thumb, the rule of 72 isn't precise.

They hope that if only they diligently apply a formula or a precise set of rules that their efforts will be successful.

While the basic principle is simple, the precise rules for when a gain / loss is realized depend on details of the tax code and accounting practices.

Puppies should be fed 30mls of formula for each 8oz of weight as a rule of thumb, but check your formula's packaging for precise instructions.

Create custom allows players to create their own lobby which can be open for anyone to join, players from your friends list or by invitation only, while providing a full quota of session options, race settings, adding or removing A.I. controlled drivers for precise grid customisation and assist restrictions in which everyone joining your lobby will have to race within specific limitations and rules.

As a conceptual and versatile artist, he has produced a great variety of artworks, delegating to other people the manual execution of some specific typologies, but in that case following very precise «Rules of the game» and even high principles such as the 1971 Nobel Price Jacques Monod's «Chance and necessity».

«Rules: consistent dimensions, accurate Kodak Color Control Patch colorways, precise professional framing, careful art handling, correct installation, proper contextualization, sale of work.»

Her attitude to life is the precise antithesis of the attitude that prevails in this exhibition, where unattached sentiment rules and the «picture instinct» is so much too strong for original observation.

Mel Bochner, Theorem of Pythagoras, 1997 Wood engraving on handmade paper, 22 x 17-1/2 inches April 19 — June 22, 2008 Our era is driven by the possibilities inherent in reducing countless observations to one mathematical formula and of generating seemingly random phenomena from a set of precise rules.

As I noted in response to Berényi Péter, the interpretation of condensation - induced dynamics as a rule of thumb ««where precipitation is high, wind is strong» is not 100 % precise.

The ECJ has ruled that it is essential for national law to guarantee that the national authorities will effectively apply the directive in full, that the legal position under national law should be sufficiently precise and clear and that individuals are made aware of all their rights and, where appropriate, may rely on them before the national courts.

After restating Becker's rationale, the court set out its conclusions thus: «[18] On the basis of those considerations, the Court has held in a series of cases that unconditional and sufficiently precise provisions of a directive could be relied on against organizations or bodies which were subject to the authority or control of the State or had special powers beyond those which result from the normal rules applicable to relations between individuals.»

Or, to be more precise, the Law Society has yet to satisfactorily identify the source for the stated obligation, and a review of the Rules of Professional Conduct does not provide a clear basis for imposing it.

«We ought not attribute to Congress an official purpose based on the motives of a particular group that lobbied for or against a certain proposal — even assuming the precise intent of the group can be determined, a point doubtful both as a general rule and in the instant case.

From the perspective of the exercise of the public role of the court in explaining the law and diffusing conflict among citizens, the ruling can be criticized in three significant ways: The public was left guessing the precise relief the plaintiffs were seeking and the applicable procedural law, so as to leave the legal analysis a mystery.

This specific element serves to establish the rules - or subject / consideration - of the contract without actually releasing the precise information.

In addition, in the Durant International case the court allowed the claimant to depart from the usual first - in - first - out or last - in - first - out tracing rules and instead permitting what was effectively «reverse tracing» through mixed funds — prioritising the larger purpose of a series of transactions over the ability to identify the precise funds to which the claim attached.

In the Member States and the Council's view, «a conclusion [in favour of an ERTA effect] may be reached only after a precise and specific analysis of the nature and content of the EU rules concerned and of the relationship between those rules and the envisaged agreement which shows that that agreement is capable of affecting those rules or of altering their scope» (para. 50).

They might dig through the recitals, for example, or they might observe that the original proposal from 2008 for this version of art. 12 (5) talked of «additional supervisory methods», which is more precise and more narrow than the «additional rules governing surveillance» that they ended up with.

Should we avoid the possibility of such an interpretation of «due process» in Canada by using a more precise term to guarantee the rule of law?