Examples of using Set out in subsection in English and their translations into French
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Eis the rate set out in subsection 165(1);
The Minister has taken all of the steps set out in subsection(2.
The tax rate set out in subsection 1651.
The requirements for making the election are set out in subsection 24.
Dis the rate set out in subsection 165(1) of the Act.
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She must follow the procedure set out in subsection(3).”.
They are set out in subsection 273(3) of the ITA.
Fulfils the conditions set out in subsection 3.
The form set out in subsection 38(1) is amended.
Fulfils the conditions set out in subsection 3.
This limit is set out in subsection 150(1) of the CTA.
(a) that satisfies one of the conditions set out in subsection(16).
The conditions set out in subsection 7.9.2 are not met;
(b) the person meets a description set out in subsection(2.
As set out in subsection 83(4) of the Species at Risk Act, a person can engage in an otherwise prohibited activity if the activity is permitted by a recovery strategy and the person is authorized under an Act of Parliament to engage in that activity.
If the conditions set out in subsection(6) are met.
The amount of the charge is determined by the formula set out in subsection 381.
(a) the requirements set out in subsection 604.83(1) are met;
No permit holder shall fail to comply with the conditions set out in subsection 1.
The indexing mechanism is set out in subsection 110(8) of the Act.
Exception(5.2) Subsection(5.1) does not apply to the duty set out in subsection(2.
The requirements are set out in subsection 48(1) and pertain to.
(i) is a secondary school that has the characteristics set out in subsection(2.7).
Accordingly, the condition set out in subsection 92(1) of the PSSRA is met.
A monitor's government user breaches any condition set out in subsection 122.
ARCH submitted that it had met the criteria for an award of costs set out in subsection 44(1) of the CRTC Telecommunications Rules of Procedure(the Rules), as it had represented a group of subscribers that had an interest in the outcome of the Public Notice2008-1 proceeding, it had participated responsibly, and it had contributed to a better understanding of the issues by the Commission through its participation in the Public Notice 2008-1 proceeding.
O(a) meet the conditions set out in subsection(3); and.
An employee who considers himself or herself aggrieved by an employment standards officer's refusal to issue an order under section 103, 104 or 108 or who feels that an order issued under section 103 or104 should have been for a greater amount is entitled to a review of the refusal by the Board if, within the period set out in subsection(3), the employee applies to the Board in writing for a review.
The other requirements set out in subsection(3) are met.