Sentences with phrase «which ought»

The effect of the majority's decision is to disregard the different character of native title rights, which ought not be seen for these purposes as merely a bundle of severable rights, but rather as communal rights which derive from the distinct underlying religious or spiritual relationship of indigenous peoples with their country.

Writing an essay is a challenging problem to perform for a student and also for a typical man who doesn't possess the particular comprehension of this terminology and the grammar which ought to be utilised within an essay.

WiFi support is b / g / n which ought to be fast enough for full 1080p as long as you're not located too far from your router.

Plus 6 - inch phones are becoming increasingly the norm, which ought to further seed its success as one of the standout 6 - inch devices on the market.

Now, you can print from Chrome OS to a locally networked printer, which ought to make things a lot more convenient for a lot of people.

The distinction from something like the Oculus Rift or PSVR is that Microsoft designed the platform so that the headsets just need to be connected to a computer to work; they don't need additional sensors or cameras for tracking, which ought to make them easier to get started with.

Microsoft is expecting people to put Windows 10 on a billion devices (which ought to encourage more app developers to at least take a look at building their apps for Windows phones and tablets, as well as for Xbox One and HoloLens).

Considering the estimate of the $ 600 price tag, the China based handset maker is not holding back on the premium features of the product, including the looks which ought to grab the major eyeballs form it.

The P10 has matching specs to the Mate 9: it's a powerful setup, with the latest Kirin chipset paired with 4 GB RAM and Mali graphics, which ought to make for a fluid experience.

QCs Clare Montgomery and Helen Mountfield, from Matrix Chambers, and Tamsin Allen, from Bindman's solicitors, called for an urgent investigation into whether expenses had been authorised which ought to have been known would exceed election spending limits.

«By extending it to any work that the Crown makes publicly available, the Crown has been inappropriately given copyright in all sorts of works for which it ought to have no claim.»

You warrant as a strict condition of this agreement that as at the date hereof... (b) there are no circumstances of which you are aware or of which you ought reasonably to be aware which would constitute a repudiatory breach on your part of your contract of employment which would entitle or have entitled the company to terminate your employment without notice.»

There may be a document evidencing an obligation of a purely personal kind, which ought not to attract a proprietary remedy.

HMRC contended that only those people who could and would have made claims during the transitional period which ought to have been, but was not, accorded in May 1997, should be entitled to raise claims during the period of disapplication.

Recently, doctrinal orthodoxy has been challenged by several Canadian judges (a challenge based on Canadian developments but which ought also to be on the radar of those overseas) who have contended that procedural questions can no longer be said to fall exclusively in the province of the judiciary.

Having already concluded that the settlement offer was not one which ought to have reasonably been accepted, it is evident that an order requiring the plaintiff to either pay the well - funded defendants» costs, or in the alternative denying the plaintiff her costs, from September 20, 2016 onwards, would result in a pyrrhic victory and could have the effect of discouraging plaintiffs from pursuing valid claims.

Additionally, he argued that he had a valid counter-claim which ought to be taken into account.

(1) Where a cause or matter is commenced in a Region other than that in which it ought to have been commenced under rule 1, it may continue in the Region in which it was commenced unless

They have a distinct vantage point on the justice system, which ought to be part of the national conversation.

The minority (Sumption / Hughes) view has the cogency of austere legal theory; the majority, equally if no more cogent, fasten onto the choice of the word «damage» without the definite article, and the policy reasons which ought to mitigate that austerity in these personal injury cases.

Cases which ought to be resolved or could or should have been resolved end up in trial with self - represented accused simply because the Crown Counsel are, rightly or wrongly, limited by legal rules that restrict their discussing plea deals with self - represented person.

[17] Mr. Wheeler submits that the offers were offers which ought reasonably to have been accepted.

You will have a claim for negligence against the doctors, nurses and hospital staff associated with the birth if they did something which they ought not to have done or when they don't do something which they should have done in the circumstances.

It shrinks the broad, unfettered discretion [the prior framework gave] the relevant regulatory authorities to conduct a compliance audit of an ILP, albeit only of an ILP, to a discretion which is properly exercised only in response to conduct which has or is alleged to have occurred in the past — and conduct which inevitably comes to attention only haphazardly, in ways which underreport conduct which ought attract regulatory scrutiny by many tens, if not hundreds of times.

The court may treat as done that which ought to have been done, namely the variation of the original order by consent to record the terms agreed between the parties and the correction of any slips in the ex parte order which would have been obvious to the parties.

Law school is starting or has already just begun, and first year students are being taught to think like lawyers — which ought to mean «write like lawyers.»

In those circumstances the court was justified in applying the good arguable test in that manner in order to avoid the risk of compelling individuals or companies to submit to a jurisdiction to which they ought not in truth to be made subject.

Translating those obligations into the circumstances of this case, Sharp LJ confirms that the question which ought to have been asked was: «Whether, as a matter of objective fact visitors to the school were reasonably safe in using the premises, including for this purpose, the water fountain, bearing in mind of course that children do not behave like adults, and are inclined to lark around.»

The provision of special costs in an anti-SLAPP bill also creates a financial penalty on the plaintiff for bringing a SLAPP suit, which ought to discourage potential plaintiffs from bringing these suits.

A factually truthful statement (e.g., «McGovern made a Facebook post at this link which you ought to look at») is absolutely privileged from legal liability under the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (assuming that you are talking about a U.S. case).

As for the narrower matter, I'd be happier with the Nichcolson - Swan concern if I could get some hard evidence of it, rather than a string of alarmed assertions and some almost Aristotelian reasoning from Nicholson prefaced by «economics teaches that...,» which ought to give anyone pause.

It will be held to be a penalty if the breach consists only in not paying a sum of money, and the sum stipulated is a sum greater than the sum which ought to have been paid.

A party is said to be negligent when he or she does something which ought not to have been done or when he or she does not do something which he or she ought to have done in the circumstances.

Legal compliance isn't my department (I'm not a lawyer), but it's close enough to my other duties that I would write up a cost - benefit proposal for paying a lawyer to write up a new (safe) NDA that can replace the old NDA (which ought to be terminated if there's any risk to letting it remain in effect).

But really, a male lawyer needs only one style of shoe, which he ought to buy five times.

They report that Yukon Flats is now a fragmented mosaic of «lower flammability vegetation» which ought to keep the place safe for a while.

But this is a meaningful scientific question which ought to be addressed independent of our intuitions.

Fan's Corrected Corollary: Only those changes in scientific understanding which ought to decrease our confidence - level in that science ought to decrease our confidence - level in that science.

Alternately, move the length of the period around from cycle to cycle and see if the correlation improves; it does, which ought not happen if the underlying data is truly hypothetical.

Onshore wind turbines represent a relatively mature technology, which ought to have achieved a satisfactory level of reliability in operation as plants age.

There are other plausible explanations which ought not be discounted, not the least of which is that the expected rate of warming (about 0.23 C per decade for the average of the model ensemble) is just much too high.

and even that has some dispute still ongoing which ought be recognized.

It is always interesting to observe how desperate people cling on to what they want to believe long past the point at which they ought to have conceded, and the muddles they get themselves in in that process.

That is what economists (the good ones) do... look at the positive economics («that what is» not «that which ought to be»).

By (perhaps inadvertently) drawing attention to Mann's 2005 «Preisendorfer» calculation, ATTP has raised an issue that is highly relevant to Steyn's allegations of fraud and which ought to be minutely examined by Steyn and others.

There doesn't appear to be any mention of what the sceptic actually said, by which we ought to be able to establish whether or not the viewers were foolish to believe what they were seeing.

Looking at history illustrates that the modern era is nothing out of the ordinary, other than that it is a bengin period for which we ought to be thankful as we have a global population of some 6billion and rising.

Consider, for example, Bjorn Lomborg, who has never «denied» global warming, climate change, nor that they represent serious problems which ought to be addressed, probably by government intervention.

Methane is NOT something which ought to cause us any concern.

I posted his response (comment # 6 below William's blog entry), which ought to clear this up.