non-application

There is total non-application of mind on these aspects by the Legislature.

This organization is enforced; you cannot drag an application to the right side or a non-application to the left.

The antidote to non-application is identified as either of the following mental factors:

There are three awards, best application, best non-application and jury's award.

In conclusion, the fact remains that the aim of a control system is to penalise non-application of the law.

They insisted on the non-application of Common Design and asked the court to consider only those crimes that could be individually proven.

Non-application (anabhisamskāra) means not applying the antidotes.

As a result, the non-application of extraterritorial Canadian fisheries legislation in respect of Community vessels was also agreed upon.

Can the non-application of the trade defence instruments in 2007 also be interpreted as an indicator, or is it just coincidence, and other factors are in play?

The initiation of infringement proceedings against Member States for inadequate application or non-application of Community legislation has accelerated.

Canada agreed on the non-application of extraterritorial fisheries legislation in international waters of NAFO.

The Member States who are sitting on the directives governing freedom of movement should be sanctioned for non-application of the Council's decisions, however timid.

- Non-application of company procedures regarding GPWS alarm."

Non-application (anabhisamskāra, 'du mi-byed-pa)

The objective of the Treaty of Rapallo was to find a compromise following the void created by the non-application of the London pact of 1915.

It gives the new supervisory authority more powers and - something that is completely new - it gives ESMA the power to punish non-application of the regulation.

Yet it is precisely the citizens, whose submissions provide an irreplaceable source of information and alert us to breaches or non-application of Community law, not some interest groups with their own agenda.

In spite of all this, and without any objective justification, President Klaus was granted a derogation in order to ensure the non-application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

Was renouncing the WTO panel, albeit on a non-definitive basis in consideration of a very fragile assurance of short-term non-application of the Helms-Burton legislation to European companies, the best possible choice?

In spite of this, the Council also noted some positive signs, such as greater religious freedom and the non-application of the death penalty for the last two years, which takes us back to the previous question, concerning EU policy matters.

I would simply like to tell Mrs Crawley that the point she raises will be considered in conjunction with Mrs McIntosh's point regarding the non-application of Rule 101(3), since the two points go together.

The petition, filed by lawyer Gerry Coelho, contended that granting certificate to the film, was unethical and indecent on the part of the Censor Board of India and constituted total non-application of mind.

- an end to the conditionality of the Cohesion Fund to the Stability and Growth Pact and the non-application of the N+2 (or 3) rule to this Fund or to the Structural Fund.

In deciding whether rules are mandatory in the lex fori or a law with which the contract has a close connection, regard shall be had to their nature and purpose and to the consequences of their application or non-application.

The observers could only record the non-application of the Ceasefire, the violent fighting at Kisangani and in the Equateur and Katanga provinces as well as the presence of foreign troops in the DRC.