(c) Access to relevant information concerning violations and reparation mechanisms.

To that end, States should

7. Decides that individuals who have access to the current system of administration of justice shall have access to the new system

Resort to arbitral or judicial proceedings

(i) Contingent liabilities of 304.4 million for which arbitration proceedings have either been or are about to be initiated by vendors were not disclosed in the financial statements

Azerbaijan has never resorted to military aggression.

3. Protecting access to the procedure

Appropriate legal proceedings continue to be taken against persons guilty of acts of corruption.

It does not mean exclusively access to the judicial sector.

Treaties relating to the occasion for resort to armed conflict

An expropriation act may be appealed in a district court.

Substantive issues Right to an impartial tribunal

If it existed, a woman could contest it in law.

Recourse to the advisory jurisdiction of the Court has also been quite rare.

Access to justice by disadvantaged groups

We look upon those who share this vision to live up to it.

Denial of access to justice by disadvantaged groups

One, you can fix people's feelings, directly appeal to feelings.

And we have to duke it out every day, so we resort to politics.

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You have been openly assisting a belligerent warship in Uruguayan territorial waters.

51. Reaffirms the importance of the general principle of exhausting administrative remedies before formal proceedings are instituted

In the past, article 31 (3) (c) has not often been resorted to.

Article 6. Treaties relating to the occasion for resort to armed conflict

It was also ready to resort to arbitration, as provided for in the Headquarters Agreement.

In constructing peace in Myanmar, the Government did not resort to force of arms.

OF DISPUTES BETWEEN STATES, INCLUDING RESORT TO AND FULL RESPECT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

The authors cannot be reproached for having legally exercised the remedies available to them.

The resort to this category does, however, generate certain problems.

I will resort to any means short of brute force... to drag it out of her!

When you get here we'll explain it. Blah, blah, blah.

Certainly, recourse to binding settlement procedures could ultimately also be made, if necessary.

In some countries, their leaders and their peoples might seek truth and reconciliation rather than engage in a prosecutorial process.

Instead of resorting to prosecution all the time, especially in cases where the evidence is not strong, they explore extrajudicial measures, such as endorsing the problem to other relatives.

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It was likewise noted that the principle of the prohibition of the resort to the use of force could also play a role.

The increase in the number of petitions is also a result of the option of divorce by common consent without recourse to contested administrative proceedings or a law suit.

And it has done so peacefully, without resorting to violence.

Van der Stoel should not have adopted this base method of calumny.

In the past, much attention was rightly paid to ius ad bellum the necessary conditions for justifying the use of force and to ius in bello the legal parameters of ethical behaviour during war.

11. The procedure known as urgent action may be resorted to

The Secretariat had resorted to that practice because of the lack of resources to implement mandates.

According to the source, these minors had not resorted or incited to violence.

This procedure is only followed in cases where the trial court finds it difficult to reach a verdict.

22. A procedure known as urgent action may be resorted to in the following cases