Sentences with phrase «welcome clarification on»

This is not strictly speaking new law, but it is welcome clarification on a very important issue, where previously the authorities were in some conflict.

If this case ever makes it the Supreme Court of Canada, we will presumably get some welcome clarification on the question of the internal standard of review.

In the interim, the case provides welcome clarification on when custodial sentences are appropriate and, in reducing the penalty imposed on New Mex, provides a helpful decision on the sentencing range for smaller employers convicted of offences involving a fatality.

Nasen welcomes clarification on the role and responsibility of SENCOs, which are seen as far more strategic, with the Code stating that all SENCOs must have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and must undertake the National Award.

Not exact matches

Coalition welcomes provincial clarification on collection of metro congestion improvement tax

However, some clarification on the situation would be welcome.

Commenting on the Education Secretary's speech, Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, said: «Whilst a clarification of the differing roles of Regional Schools Commissioners and Ofsted in school accountability is useful, and schools will welcome this clarity, it isn't enough.»

«You do have to protect yourselves in those situations... and so clarification on the law is going to be welcome to teachers.»

I have welcomed their corrections on matters of fact, their clarifications of technical material, and their suggestions for avenues of further inquiry.

[Update: See the comments, I may be wrong about this, and I'd welcome more clarification on how various e-readers interact with the different stores.]

You are welcome to contact us if you have any questions or need clarification on our writing services!

Suggestions for more clarification on any aspect are very welcome.

The signatories welcomed the announcement that all live rape and serious sexual assault cases were now under urgent review in England and Wales but called for clarification on the following:

In the article below, Henry Evans, a solicitor at Gordon Dadds, will explore the law on this, as well as a recent High Court case which has provided welcome clarification.

Obviously clarification from that individual would be most desirable, but your thoughts on the subject are welcome as well.

Clarification on these issues is welcome, and perhaps it will come when the next edition of the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation is published.

A BBC spokesperson offered the following clarification: «We are interested in being able to allow UK licence fee payers to access BBC iPlayer while they are on holiday, and welcome the EU regulation to help make this feasible.

For any further clarifications, you are most welcome to contact me on the above telephone number.