Allen165
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- Joined
- Aug 8, 2009
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- English
- Home Country
- Canada
- Current Location
- Switzerland
Is it necessary to add "the" before "said"? I've noticed that in general "said" is not preceded by "the," but sometimes it is.
The judgment established that the examination procedure of the equivalence of a foreign diploma must be carried out in an objective manner, with the knowledge and qualifications of the applicant as the sole reference points. It thus contributed to limiting arbitrariness on the part of the Member States in such procedures. It also set out a right to judicial review in refusal situations, and entitled foreign applicants to a reasoned opinion as to why their application was rejected. As a result, state authorities must conform to a fairness standard in said procedures.
Thanks.
The judgment established that the examination procedure of the equivalence of a foreign diploma must be carried out in an objective manner, with the knowledge and qualifications of the applicant as the sole reference points. It thus contributed to limiting arbitrariness on the part of the Member States in such procedures. It also set out a right to judicial review in refusal situations, and entitled foreign applicants to a reasoned opinion as to why their application was rejected. As a result, state authorities must conform to a fairness standard in said procedures.
Thanks.
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