| If a bad law is written, or a good law is misapplied, and we know about it, we can change that. |
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| However, we found no evidence that the funds of the Appeal were misapplied. |
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| The basis of this therapy is that patterns of coping behaviour learned in one setting are then misapplied in changed circumstances. |
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| There are claims that when provinces receive the money they do not disburse it immediately, the funds are misapplied. |
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| The point is that in this case the Inspector misunderstood it and misapplied it considering its role in his decision letter. |
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| These provisions are regularly misunderstood or deliberately misapplied by the police. |
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| In the United States a law against mob racketeers has been misapplied in all sorts of spheres, including throughout the securities industry. |
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| Thousands of people have been wrongly refused help with the costs of care because authorities have misapplied the means tests. |
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| One customer would defect if you misapplied his herbicide, while another understands that everyone makes mistakes. |
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| The best known contemporary statement on the subject is Andy Warhol's, but it is routinely misapplied. |
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| Moreover, it is claimed that the defendant misapplied the private vendor test. |
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| Therefore, if misapplied, the law could allow a political association to discriminate on the basis of religion or language. |
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| This has been one of the most misunderstood and misapplied safety provisions our members have had to deal with. |
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| But if Mr Cameron returns to Downing Street, it could seem tragically misapplied. |
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| Epp's acknowledgment of the problems caused by the U. S. feticide laws means that he recognizes that such laws can be misapplied to punish women. |
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| Despite his courtly manner in private, which so charmed Ms Albright, the mantle of statesman seems misapplied for the old curmudgeon. |
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| Though sometimes misapplied or overprolonged, it helped bridge the gap between tribal systems and the new movements toward democracy and unity. |
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| Finally, the term homomorphic, as used in the key to the Tectariaceae, is misapplied and should be replaced with monomorphic. |
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| Significantly, the founders of re-engineering accept many of these charges, though they blame cack-handed consultants who, they say, misunderstood and misapplied their ideas. |
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| Growth theory, particularly the Harrod Domar growth equation, has been frequently applied or misapplied to the economic planning of a developing country. |
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| In particular, the Commission has misapplied the concept of 'irregularity' and has established important factual elements without any foundation for doing so. |
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| May I just remind you once again of our request for an amendment to the 1976 directive which has been watered down and misapplied with regard to the equal treatment of self-employed people, including assistant spouses. |
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| Finally, the Commission misapplied the leniency notice and the fining guidelines when determining the fine relating to Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg. |
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| It considers that in rejecting that conclusion the Commission misapplied the term 'economic value' and failed to apply the principle of proportionality or the correct burden of proof. |
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| And if citizens and businesses are having their rights denied because EU law is being misapplied, SOLVIT is there to help get that put right quickly. |
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| Secondly, the applicant submits that the Commission misapplied the law and committed errors in reasoning in finding that tax reform is materially selective. |
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| In their action, the applicants claim, first, that the contested decisions misapplied the legal framework established by the notice of competition. |
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| However, assistance could be misapplied and was dwarfed by other financing sources, including private investment flow, remittances and private philanthropy, which must be taken into account. |
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| Create personnel oversight conditions to ensure confidence that individuals' know-how in the design and building of nuclear weapons will not be misapplied in violation of prohibition obligations. |
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| The Court also misapplied the principle of proportionality in deciding that the contested decision complied with the principle, although the decision was neither an appropriate measure, nor the least restrictive one. |
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| The Applicant's allegations that the test for discrimination was misapplied and that the Tribunal failed to consider the public interest were also dismissed. |
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| When a SOLVIT Centre is satisfied that a case referred to it is one in which EU law is being misapplied, it will raise the problem with the public authority responsible, on behalf of the citizen or business affected. |
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