Examples of Commission for Equality and Human Rights in a sentence
They are not, without more, sufficient material from which a tribunal “could conclude” that, on the balance of probabilities, the respondent had committed an unlawful act of discrimination.’ The ‘something more’ need not be a great deal; in some instances it may be furnished by the context in which the discriminatory act has allegedly occurred: Deman v Commission for Equality and Human Rights and ors 2010 EWCA Civ 1279, CA.
The Act not only provided for the establishment of the Commission for Equality and Human Rights but also empowers this body to act as an independent advocate for equality and human rights in the UK.
Subject to the provisions of the Commission for Equality and Human Rights Ordinance 2015 and within the arrangements approved by the Commission, the EHRC is responsible for the recruitment, retention and motivation of its staff.
The EHRC is a non-departmental public body (NDPB), established under the Commission for Equality and Human Rights Ordinance 2015.
Subject to its delegated authorities, the EHRC shall ensure that the creation of any additional posts does not incur forward commitments that will exceed its ability to pay for them and in compliance with the requirements of the Commission for Equality and Human Rights Ordinance 2015.
Where a former Commission ceases to exist by virtue of section 36(1)(a), its property, rights and liabilities shall by virtue of this subsection vest in the Commission for Equality and Human Rights (and this subsection operates in addition to any transfer provided for by virtue of subsection (1) above).
In so far as is appropriate in consequence of a transfer effected by or by virtue of section 37 a reference to any of the former Commissions in an agreement, instrument or other document shall be treated as a reference to the Commission for Equality and Human Rights.
Referring to mathematics, as well as to biology and physics, Heidegger states that it belongs to science to be able to experience a crisis of foundations (Heidegger 2001: 35).
The Chief Auditor (CA) audits the EHRC annual accounts as per Schedule 1 section 14 of the Commission for Equality and Human Rights Ordinance 2015.
In an extremely welcome development the Government has committed itself to the creation of a Commission for Equality and Human Rights, following extensive consultation with a wide range of stake-holders.