Sentences with phrase «to impose conditions»

This is a particularly important factor to be considered in attempting to strike an appropriate balance, including the consideration of imposing conditions on that warrant.

I was able to impose this condition in a convection scheme and tested several variations in a single column atmospheric model.

Some cautions can impose conditions which could significantly restrict your day - to - day life or create financial hardship if you have to pay compensation.

The court imposes conditions that are necessary and required in the interests of the accused and the safety and security of the victim or public.

It does not present itself as some externally imposed condition.

We saw a country whose people have known immense suffering now imposing conditions on their Palestinian neighbours which cause a different but very real suffering and often without real security justification.

We want courts to impose conditions banning anyone convicted of crimes against online daters from such services for life.

«They can not legally impose the conditions they did without the charter's approval, which was not given,» the committee said.

The board may impose conditions on the charter school upon renewal if it fails to adhere to and enhance its recruitment and retention plan as required.

The FSF copyright assignment licenses the code back to the author for use as the author sees fit; it also imposes conditions on how the FSF may use the code.

By order of 12 September 2008, the Audiencia Nacional decided to surrender the convict to the Italian authorities without imposing the condition of a retrial.

There is, however, no good reason why the Crown did not seek and the court did not impose conditions as part of the discharge.

(b) refer the complaint to the Chief Justice, with or without imposing conditions as referred to in subsection 51.4 (15); or

In the challenge, Bell says it is seeking a court ruling that the government can not retroactively impose conditions upon the airwave licenses.

Julianne Kerr Morrison was instructed by Leigh Day, acting on behalf of the union GMB, which sent the TfL a letter before action which threatened TfL with a judicial review if it did not impose conditions on Uber's Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) Operator's licence.

A company can, for instance, impose conditions from disposing of tokens within a given period of time.

ACTON: «Unfortunately, several of these countries impose conditions and say you are not allowed to pass it on, so there has just been an attempt to get these answers.»

(2) In declaring a jurisdiction to be a reciprocating jurisdiction under subsection (1), the Lieutenant Governor in Council may impose any conditions with respect to the enforcement and recognition of support orders made or registered in that jurisdiction.

Some of these laws merely impose conditions on the manner in which you can send unsolicited email, others prohibit it in certain circumstances.

Commonly imposed conditions include; no contact conditions prohibiting the accused from contacting certain people or locations, informing the court of any changes in residence or employment or prohibiting the accused from possessing firearms.

Commonly imposed conditions include; no contact orders between the accused and the victim or location of the alleged offence, prohibiting the offender from possessing firearms, ammunition or explosives, or reporting any changes in residence or employment to the court.

Note: Before imposing a condition under this subsection, the court must consider seeking the advice of a family consultant about the services appropriate to the person's needs (see section 11E).

The Justice Department imposed conditions on the acquisition, forcing Google to maintain separation between its search and travel flights businesses and to submit to government monitoring of complaints for five years.

«Daesh fighters have been systematically perpetrating mass atrocities, including killing members of religious groups such as Yazidis, Christians, Shia Muslims and others, causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of these groups, deliberately imposing conditions of life calculated to bring about their physical destruction in whole or in part.»

We would have to renegotiate trade deals with the EU and there is a danger they could impose conditions similar to the ones now but which we will have no say over.

Always bear in mind that cats are indeed hardier creatures in comparison to dogs and people, but just because they can get by more effectively under harsh circumstances, does not mean they we should necessarily impose these conditions on them.

It seems that Einstein imposed conditions to stay married with his first wife, among them we read:

It is the federal Governor General or provincial lieutenant - governor who has the power to grant a prorogation, and they seldom deny it, although they occasionally impose conditions, such as limiting the length.

Cases involving human rights in the workplace often revolve around an employer imposing a condition on someone.

Over the course of 3 years from 2012, the Agency imposed conditions reducing his permissible catch by 95 % from an average of 600 fish a year, to between 23 - 30 fish a year.

The provisions did not simply impose conditions on how sex trade workers operate, but actually impose dangerous conditions on prostitution by preventing sex trade workers from taking steps to protect themselves from the risks.

It rules only on the Tribunal's jurisdiction to proceed to hear the complaint on its merits, despite the substance of the complaint being allegedly dealt with by HPARB during the complainant's appeal of the College imposing conditions on her RN certificate.

Note If the Secretary imposes a condition on the applicant's accreditation under subregulation 16 (1), the Secretary must also give notice of that condition and the reasons for it — see subregulations 16 (1) and (2).

The program is between the government and the lender, with respect to you: the government doesn't impose any conditions in you, it puts conditions on the lender, so that the government will guarantee the loan.

Of course, as you can imagine, Citizens Bank also impose conditions on its checking accounts or you will face monthly charges just like U.S. Bank does.

The CA also questioned whether an SPO should impose conditions which place responsibilities upon the landlord.

Provide group substance abuse counseling to clients under court imposed conditions of probation.

God, after all, has created us as we are and, in doing so, has imposed the conditions upon Himself.

«Nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of arms.»

The Justice presiding over the bail hearing with have the ultimate discretion as to whether to impose conditions with the accused's release.

The provisions do not «merely impose conditions on how prostitutes operate.

The state laws do not impose this condition of a formal certificate from a Medical Assistant School in New York, but it helps candidates to attain jobs more easily and make faster career progress with a formal qualification at hand.

In so far as the court imposed conditions as to the time at which the premises had to close, it was submitted that that was not a matter which could be regulated under LA 2003.