Obviously, these proposals are dramatic, but they are in keeping with my goal of eliminating the legal concept of online trespass to chattels.
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Is the SAR government implying that in order to emphasize more on the "one country" aspect, we should embrace totally the Chinese legal concept of legislative interpretation?
The key legal concept here is reasonable cause for fear, precisely the standard that gun rights advocates wish to overturn and a federal court in New York recently upheld.
They stress partnerships are an entirely new legal concept.
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The ability to deliver the work on the part of the employer disappears because the critical difference between an ordinary employment contract and a zero hours contract is the legal concept mentioned earlier of "mutuality of obligation".
There was something to that argument: credit is a learned thing, both a legal concept and a social one that emerged in the developed world over centuries, whose core component is the creation of a sense of obligation between two perfect strangers.
The two primary reasons for miscommunications between counsel and client are the concept of legal relevance and corporate decisions to keep trial counsel in the dark about settlement strategy.
Banking scholars also argue that Islamic law blocked indigenous financial modernization in Muslim countries because of an inheritance system that restrained capital accumulation, inhibitions on pooling resources that discouraged investment diversification, and a traditional aversion to the concept of legal personhood for corporations, which hampered the development of financial entities.
That is inconsistent with the concept of rights as legal rather than political principles.
Business sales are surprisingly consistent in concept, documentation, legal and tax rules across a wide spectrum of size and type.
" In her article, Marina Mahathir wrote: "I have always had faith that our legal systems were based on the concept of justice.
But now Miami-Dade County, within which the city sits, has taken legal action to seize the site under the concept of eminent domain.
Not surprisingly, early generation predictive coding tools are far more complex and difficult to use than traditional legal technology tools such as keyword search, concept search, email threading, and data clustering to name a few.
Lately a lot of the international discussion about music has come to focus on ownership, a concept that itself is married to a history of legal disputes over sampling, band names, and musical compositions.
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"We are not against the concept of anyone running as long as he has the right legal status, but it's unacceptable to have one of the symbols of Mubarak's regime run for president, " el-Shater said.
"We are not against the concept of anyone running as long as he has the right legal status, but it's unacceptable to have one of the symbols of Mubarak's regime run for president, " Khairat el-Shater told CNN.
Interpretation or re-interpretation by the SC is a legal procedure or mechanism which is alien to the Hong Kong people and their concept of justice.
Understand the social, environmental, economic, legal and institutional dimensions of flood management in Pakistan, and as such the interdisciplinary nature of concept and to appreciate the possible contribution of each discipline.
Claimants for compensation will have to prove before a judge that they really owned the land they claim, and that it was unjustly seized (a flexible concept: a judge might accept that the late dictator Anastasio Somoza had indeed awarded himself legal title to some land he had got hold of, but that its confiscation after he was overthrown in 1979 was fair enough).
Hollywood is still clinging on to the concept of selling physical goods like BluRay and DVD disks and giving those formats an advantage over legal streams.
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