He said a further application would require a material contravention to give zoning authority and added he was surprised by the refusal. |
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What are the facts that your client would need to prove against the advertising agency to be knowingly involved in a contravention? |
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The Federal Government was acting in contravention of maritime law by shunning a ship and crew in distress. |
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I would also like to commend the Peak for publishing it amid a sea of prohibitory contravention. |
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The subsection then goes on to make the contravention of its provisions a summary offence. |
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Navy renegades upstaged it with a buccaneering March landing on South Georgia, in direct contravention of orders. |
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I am trying to think of an example of a contravention of this restraining order that would not turn upon presence in the premises. |
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These powers must be exercised on consideration of the likelihood of damage or distress caused by the contravention of the Act. |
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He said that councillors were being asked to vote without full information when a material contravention came before them. |
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Identifying the alleged contravention of the Act is no idle pleading point. |
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At the time of the offence, or the contravention, you will never know whether there has been actual recoupment. |
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But in both cases, your Honour, one is looking at the misconduct of the contravention. |
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You are concerned to identify the contravention and what follows from the contravention. |
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If that is right, the contravention lies not in the nature of the implication but in the purpose of the regulation. |
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Not every instance of outsourcing will involve a contravention of this law. |
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Why would this not be a contravention of that law on the assumption I have made? |
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It permits the manager to grant permissions in material contravention of the development plan. |
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But the condition is that there is a reasonable belief that there has been a contravention of the law. |
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The contravention is complete when the conduct occurs for the proscribed purpose whether or not it achieves its objective. |
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All the while a paraglider was buzzing the complex, in direct contravention of the air exclusion zone at Lucas Heights. |
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According to the Trade Commission, the commercial contains pornographic elements and incites people to violence, in contravention of the Consumer Protection Act. |
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Well, if you say that there has been a contravention of the hearsay rule, you have to demonstrate the purpose for which the courts used the evidence. |
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So what we have here is not just a tax on our identities but an invasion of privacy that should be in direct contravention of the Freedom of Information Act. |
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In our submission, it would not apply because the document, which merely evidenced the purpose, would not itself be in furtherance of the contravention. |
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At the end of the day, your Honours, the issue was whether or not a person who is not an employee can bring proceedings for the contravention of statutory duress. |
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Those violations have reached unprecedented levels in their atrociousness, scope, duration and contravention of all international norms and laws. |
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The use of human rights issues in contravention of States' right of self-determination was a very grave matter. |
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Nor, in point of fact, is there any contravention of the relevant European directives or Belgian legislation. |
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Why does the government hide behind this false pretext to justify its contravention of the basic rule of tendering? |
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The World Heritage Committee will take a dim view of this decision which is in direct contravention of one of its recommendations. |
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I believe along with everybody else that this is in contravention of the European Convention on Human Rights. |
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It then becomes a donation, a direct contravention of the principle of the law that this Parliament put into place. |
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I am not sure whether or not the storage of a pesticide in one of these places would be a contravention of the motion. |
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Ignorance of the law is not, in general, a defense to an action for contravention. |
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In other cases suspension is available where the employee is suspected of, or charged with, some specified contravention. |
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As a result, the vast majority of people who are served a ticket for a federal contravention simply pay them. |
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These actions are utterly rejected and are in contravention of international law, international humanitarian law and human rights law. |
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If someone other than the NBIMC Board were required to approve the investment policies, this would be a contravention to the Act. |
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The notice must contain or be accompanied by information setting out the nature of the contravention and the prescribed penalty. |
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This admission suggests that Continental's contravention exposed the public to potential harm for a period of approximately eight months. |
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Such desperate actions are in contravention of their vows and faith to renounce violence in all forms. |
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In certain of those cases, the holdback funds were released in contravention of that agreement, and damages were incurred and calculable because of that breach. |
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This action, which is in full contravention to article IV of the Treaty, violates the inalienable right of States parties to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. |
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In no case may a legal person set up juridical personality against a person in good faith if it is set up to dissemble fraud, abuse of right or contravention of a rule public order. |
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Lord Camden denounced the treatment of Wilkes as a contravention of Magna Carta. |
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Villeneuve had briefly cruised around the islands before heading back to Europe, in contravention of Napoleon's orders. |
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But AbbVie issued a formal statement on Wednesday in which it rowed back on a boast which appeared to have been made in contravention of Takeover Panel regulations. |
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In addition, he ruled that the strike in the plaintiff union had been called in contravention of its own rules. |
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However, the East India Company had the ship seized on the grounds that this was in contravention of their charter. |
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Enhanced vigilance to a greater extent can curb unabashing contravention of the legislation. |
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Similarly, a bank investigating a fraud could find and use internally information suggesting contravention of a foreign law but would be unable to collect any further information to confirm that suspicion. |
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Fish, crustaceans and molluscs caught for the purposes set out in the first paragraph may not be sold for human consumption in contravention of the other provisions of this Regulation. |
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However, these and other direct and indirect subsidies are often not portable, in certain cases in contravention of Community law, thereby discouraging young people from going abroad. |
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Using these powers in contravention of tradition would generally provoke a constitutional crisis. |
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By attempting to use the attack on Syria to exact revenge for the Haifa bombing, in contravention of all international law, Sharon has assumed responsibility for putting the whole region to fire and the sword. |
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These links allow individuals alleged to have committed a contravention to appear, at a distance, before a bilingual justice of the peace to plead guilty with an explanation. |
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They must also refrain from any action that is in contravention of the ethics and rites of judicial conduct and professional dignity, or one that undermines the judicial system and is a violation of the law. |
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Moreover, the Council considers that the inclusion of this fact was intended to sensationalize the story in contravention of Article 3 of the RTNDA Code of Ethics. |
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Someone could sit on a park bench within 100 feet of an abortion clinic with a sign around their neck saying they are against abortion and they would be totally in contravention of the law. |
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For the purposes of the first paragraph, the failure or contravention of a mandatary is deemed to be a failure or contravention of the party or of the candidate. |
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If the alleged offender does not pay the penalty set out in the Notice of Violation by the due date, the contravention is deemed to have taken place. |
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The 14 July explosion is a reflection of the larger efforts by Hizbullah to rearm itself in direct contravention of resolution 1701 and other relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions. |
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This applies in particular to cases of advertising in contravention of the law, against good morals or directed against the purposes of the exhibition and in case of advertising for political or ideological purposes. |
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Russia's decision to recognize Abkhazia and South Ossetia in contravention of its own commitments and obligations could portend further disregard of this institution and its undertakings by one of its permanent members. |
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Wiretapping and spying are an intolerable invasion of people's privacy and are in direct contravention of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. |
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It enables groups and individuals who act in contravention and disregard of international law to target civilians with the purpose of advancing their own goals. |
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Otherwise, if a juvenile over the age of 15 years commits a contravention or a misdemeanour, he or she is not liable to penalties, but only to reform and welfare measures. |
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Blair was reprimanded by Cardinal Basil Hume in 1996 for receiving Holy Communion at Mass, while still an Anglican, in contravention of canon law. |
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A Canada-wide warrant for the ex-husband, Saren Azer, who is also known as Salahaddin Mahmudi-Azer, was issued August 24 for abduction in contravention of a custody order. |
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By 1982, the National Executive Committee had concluded that the entryist Militant tendency group were in contravention of the party's constitution. |
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Their contravention of the treaty increased international tensions. |
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The council, having issued the PCN in the first place, takes notice of statutory declarations and ignores any attempts at proving your innocence of an alleged contravention. |
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They adhere to the use of the old Julian Calendar since Antiquity, claiming that the calendar reform in 1920s is in contravention of the Ecumenical Councils. |
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