Sentences with phrase «providing strict rules»

Instead of providing strict rules and guidelines for employees, lead by example.

State child custody laws provide strict rules regarding what court holds jurisdiction over these matters.

Not exact matches

«It is our responsibility to provide a trusted and legal exchange, and that includes making sure that we are operating within strict anti-money laundering rules and preventing other malicious activity,» the statement read.

Strict rules on male - female interaction probably do provide some protection against false accusations, and there's some value to that.

It worked out a series of strict rules on discipline, adopted a confession of faith, and provided for preachers who traveled from point to point serving many congregations — the famous circuit riders.

I don't think that strict boundaries and rules provide anything more than an arbitrary obstacle for them to overcome.

In the view of the EFSA opinion, and considering that the Commission is currently working on a delegated act as regards infant formula and follow - on formula: 1) Is the Commission considering extending the advertising restrictions that apply to infant formula to follow - on - formula, and if not, how will the Commission provide Member States with legal certainty that they can adopt stricter rules on advertising?

In a statement, the Royal Free NHS Trust says that it «provides DeepMind with NHS patient data in accordance with strict information governance rules and for the purpose of direct clinical care only.»

For that very reason, Magnus says, «various constraints and strict rules have been built in to provide a very measured way of dealing with stem cell research.»

However, if the arbitrator determines that strict application of the Arbitration Procedures would not result in a fundamentally fair arbitration, the arbitrator may make any order necessary to provide a fundamentally fair arbitration that is consistent with the AAA Rules.

But when she ignores the strict rules provided to her, Greta begins to experience disturbing events that lead her to believe the doll is possessed by the boy's spirit.

There are no strict rules, but it's helpful sometimes to be able to provide a brief definition, as you advocate for the time and support to create Genius Hour in your own classroom.

As a defined benefit pension plan, Individual Pension Plans operate with stricter investment rules and limitations than either RRSPs or TFSAs, and provide pre-determined retirement benefits.

Organizations providing these services are expected to abide by strict rulings.

Reputable cat breeders that offer their kittens for sale will generally provide you with a money - back - guarantee or a contract with strict, but warranted cat adoption rules attached.

The organic certification enforces not just strict rules to prohibit toxic chemicals from entering the process, but it also ensures that fair wages and safe working conditions are provided for everyone involved in the farming and post-harvest production.

The North Dakota rules are fairly strict — patterned after a successful Canadian law that reauthorized hemp farming there in 1997 — requiring farmers to pass a criminal - background check and be fingerprinted, to provide global - positioning - system coordinates for their fields, and to agree to allow state officials (including law enforcement) unfettered access to their crop in order to ensure they're not growing narcotic dope.

Assuming (for argument's sake) the cab rank rule applies in Canada, a strict application says that EG was obliged to take the gamblers» case provided they met his fee.

While there appeared to be a consensus for years that strict language was required to displace the common law without infringing on the ESA, Rose says a 2016 Ontario Court of Appeal decision dismissed an appeal from a motion judge's ruling upholding a termination clause — providing «the minimum required by the ESA» — that was linguistically sparse compared to earlier rulings.

«There are strict rules governing how solicitors provide information to their clients, especially in relation to costs.

Of interest: the potential for stricter online privacy rules to limit some practices, to provide consumers with more transparency about how they are tracked, and to make it easier for consumers to opt - out of tracking.

Philip Morris may be seen as replacing all of these precedents with an intermediate position: to comply with Article 114 TFEU, harmonising Directives need not provide for a market access clause guaranteeing free circulation of all products fulfilling the requirements of the Directive throughout the internal market, but they also must not allow for stricter national rules that are inconsistent with the harmonisation achieved under the Directive; such rules may only relate to aspects that fall outside the scope of the Directive.

Under Brussels II, provided that one of those conditions are met, there is a strict «first in time» rule, which means that divorce will proceed in the country where the divorce papers have been filed first.

Alternatively, perhaps any residency rule alone is too strict, and should provide for other ways to show connection to Canada, depending on the circumstances.

Members of the legal profession are bound by strict «know - your - client» rules to ensure that they are providing advice only to bona fide clients whose identity can be reliably ascertained.

These plans tend to be complex to administer and need to adhere to strict rules that require the life insurance protection provided be only «incidental» to the retirement benefits provided by the plan.

While trip cancellation insurance can provide assistance in the worst case scenario, it also comes with a very strict set of rules and regulations.

Your state of residence — life insurance companies are governed by strict rules put in place by various states, and the companies will need to know which state you live in order to provide you with an accurate quote.

Changes include different dates for the annual Individual and Family Health Insurance Open Enrollment Period, stricter Special Enrollment eligibility rules including requirements to provide proof of prior coverage.

Because of the strict compliance with the requirements set by the government, it is necessary for the certified driving school to provide quality driving education to help students pass the rules and regulations tests that are requisites for the driver's license.

By meeting a strict set of rules enforced by the FCA, the UK e-money license will allow Coinbase to issue digital money and provide payment services in the UK.

As it has been stated in many native title reports, providing such evidence generation by generation, while being subject to the strict rules of evidence, is a herculean task for people of an oral culture with a history of dispossession and generations of children that were removed from their parents.

REALTORS have very strict rules under REBBA, codes of ethics, PIPEDA and all Privacy legislation that do not allow us to provide information that can identify a person without their consent.