Sentences with phrase «preliminary application makes»
Students must apply to attend, and its preliminary application makes it clear that parents are supposed to pony up cash.
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An application for FODMAP Friendly accreditation must firstly be made in writing using the preliminary application form (attached), sent to the address provided below, or by contacting us directly via phone or email:
Justice Ibrahim Buba of the court in his ruling on the defendants» preliminary objection on Monday, held that the engineers «had not made out a case of infringement on their fundamental rights even on the merit of the application,» and dismissed their applications.
«Posting full grant applications would make such ideas and preliminary results available to anyone, domestic and foreign,... thus undermining the hard work and intellectual capital the applicant and institution have already invested in the project,» notes the coalition's 2011 letter.
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Start by making preliminary applications, then checking the credibility of four or five prospective lenders before applying.
This application does not bind you into adopting but is simply preliminary paperwork to ensure we make a good match.
Please make sure that you've submitted an application, and received an approval email that states, «pending a home visit, you meet our preliminary criteria as a potential GRRNT adopter,» prior to coming to the Meet & Greet.
As the explanations to the Draft Agreement note, since applicants can not compel a national court to make a preliminary reference to the CJEU, a preliminary ruling «can not be considered as a legal remedy that an applicant must exhaust before making an application to the Court.»
«For the avoidance of doubt the Preliminary Issue is intended to decide whether the Defendant's revised estimate of 6 May 2005 was intended to cover a) only a four day trial b) any interlocutory applications that might be made by either side c) the number of expert witnesses d) the extent of the preparation necessitated by the above.»
Order for hearing 536.4 (1) The justice before whom a preliminary inquiry is to be held may order, on application of the prosecutor or the accused or on the justice's own motion, that a hearing be held, within the period fixed by rules of court made under section 482 or 482.1 or, if there are no such rules, by the justice, to
In our contribution to Ars Aequi we reveal the Roman roots of the preliminary reference procedure, explain the inception and application of the instrument by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg and discuss the potential of this new instrument for judicial law making by the Dutch Supreme Court.
The Government made preliminary objections to the jurisdiction of the OLRB to hear the application.
Before the preliminary application is filed at court by the SFO, the corporate is required to provide a declaration regarding the information supplied to the SFO, as well as the declaration of the individual through whom the corporate made its declaration.
But on a preliminary application, the panel discerned doubt as to what charges the Investigative Committee had referred to a hearing, and found an apprehension of bias by the Investigative Committee, resulting from inflammatory comments, the Director of Investigations» practice of drafting, with the assistance of legal counsel, charges without ratification by the Investigative Committee; and less - than - objective comments made by the Investigative Committee.
Client had testimony from a preliminary inquiry partially excluded following a pre-trial application based on a violation of the accused person's right to make full answer and defence pursuant to Section 7 of the Charter.