| They can only interfere with an act of executive authority if it be shown that the authority has contravened the law. |
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| The parishes that object to the motion are accusing the church of acting schismatically and essentially of having contravened canon law. |
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| Nevertheless, anyone who contravened the pirate law or code, would be dealt with viciously. |
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| He appeared at Leeds Crown Court on Monday claiming the move contravened his human rights. |
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| Hitler's orders completely contravened international laws, which he scorned. |
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| The European Union has added its weight to the dispute echoing the UK's assertion that the action contravened international law. |
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| It also found that the Migration Act contravened international law by barring any judicial review of detention. |
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| I am not satisfied that they contravened the specific prohibition. |
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| The right of individuals to privacy must not be contravened at the drop of a hat. |
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| Bush 41, faced with a recession, rising debt and a war, contravened his own body-part-specific campaign pledge and raised taxes. |
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| This conclusion is independent of whether the organ or official has contravened provisions of internal law or overstepped the limits of his authority. |
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| He then considered the question of whether it was necessary to establish an intention to injure where the conspiracy involved action that contravened penal law. |
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| Several newspapers last week displayed a lack of taste and discretion which was, frankly, ghoulish and surely contravened two clauses of the editors' code of practice. |
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| The fact that defamation of the President was a criminal offence contravened article 19 of the Covenant. |
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| Clearly, this reply identifies the fact that some of the provisions in the licensing have been contravened, surpassed, or whatever. |
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| He waged a war of aggression that contravened international law. |
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| The Court of Cassation considered that the ban contravened previously adopted legislative amendments. |
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| As regards today's discussion, there has been no proof to date that the company in question has contravened any of the rules. |
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| The first one directly contravened at least one of the medical restrictions expressed by her doctor. |
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| In so doing, it must make sure that the process remains fair and their rights are not contravened. |
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| If the Court rules that an organization has contravened the law, it must correct its practices. |
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| If proliferating parties can be subject automatically to new and more draconian sanctions, we need to ensure that international law cannot be contravened by unilateral warlike initiatives. |
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| The caricatures went beyond the principle of freedom of expression and contravened international rules which struck a balance between freedom of expression and freedom of religion and prohibited incitement to hatred. |
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| The Industrial Apprenticeship Act of 1997 also includes penalties which apply in the event that its provisions or those of the regulations issued thereunder are contravened. |
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| Not least because of last year's series of The Jump, a television programme of such blistering disappointment that it may very well have contravened a slew of trade descriptions acts. |
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| In particular, the Italian justices rejected the immunity bill because it contravened the well-understood principle that everybody should be equal under the law. |
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| In it, every accepted wisdom of the medium is contravened. |
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| One ICMI board member, Amien Rais, deeply offended Suharto when he suggested that his family's scramble for shares in a goldfield might have contravened the constitution. |
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| Once the attacker has parried he will then have the right to riposte and so on, each fencer parrying and riposting in turn until a hit is scored or a fencing rule is contravened, or the fencers choose to terminate the phrase. |
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| To these politicians, the self-interest-driven exchanges that characterized notable clientelism contravened democratic principles and were thus acts of corruption that one had to eradicate in order to moralize public life. |
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| However, running counter to this is the shocking reality that in far too many situations of armed conflict children are routinely brutalized and their most fundamental rights contravened. |
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| This was contested because it potentially contravened an environmental zoning law and because it was identified as a possible site for the settlement of landless agricultural workers. |
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| I heard him suggest that what the government is saying is that an individual committed a mistake and therefore there is no need to change the policy because the individual contravened the policy. |
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| They also found that the Department had contravened the terms and conditions under which the PSC had delegated the authority to make appointments. |
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| It was his opinion that the Service had not acted beyond the framework of its statutory authority, contravened any ministerial direction or exercised its power unreasonably or unnecessarily. |
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| In the majority of cases, the Commission leads evidence and presents arguments before the Tribunal to prove that the respondent named in the complaint has contravened the statute. |
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| Your superior knowledge of policies pertinent to my case enabled you to point out numerous administration actions that contravened published directives. |
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| This contravened the League's covenant, so Greece appealed to the League to deal with the situation. |
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| It also created the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which grants individual rights which may not be contravened by any provincial or federal law. |
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