Bordeaux?

Aren't you going to Bordeaux tonight?

Town south of Bordeaux wiped out by ray.

A candy manufacturer. He has factories in Bordeaux.

1952 1954 Lecturer at the Faculty of Law of Bordeaux

Men like de Wendels, Henri Bordeaux and the old Marshal

The authorities in Bordeaux searched his compartment on the train.

Not in Canada yet, but in Bordeaux, France. some in Spain...

I knocked over a bank in Bordeaux my father's but that's another...

And 1947 was a legendary vintage, especially in the right bank of Bordeaux.

Diploma from the training course on the rights of the child, Bordeaux International School, France

Against three North Africans, by seven soldiers, including two skinheads, on 5 June, in Bordeaux (33)

In this case, the annulment proceedings instituted before the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal were still pending.

2.7 On 4 January 2002, the complainant appealed against this judgement to the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal.

And Cheval Blanc is kind of an unusual wine for Bordeaux in having a significant percentage of the Cabernet Franc grape.

On 16 November 1983, on the train between Bordeaux and Ventimiglia, three Foreign Legion recruits threw an Algerian out the window

161. Jean Fuchs and Didier Loroche were said to have been wounded by policemen during a demonstration held in Bordeaux in March 1994.

Lastly, the complainant's more detailed submission to the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal should have urged the administration to greater caution and, thus, to suspend his deportation.

5.4 In any event, the enforcement of the deportation order despite the pertinent arguments raised in the proceedings before the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal rendered the appeal ineffective.

On the date that the complaint was submitted to the Committee, the appeal to the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal against the judgement upholding the order to deport the complainant was still pending.

13.3 At the outset, the Committee observes that at the time of his expulsion on 30 September 2002, an appeal lodged by the complainant with the Bordeaux Administrative ourt of Appeal on 4 January 2002 was still pending.

Welcoming further the contribution of the International Atomic Energy Agency International Conference on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources, held in Bordeaux, France, from 27 June to 1 July 2005, to the Agency's activities on these issues,

The International Centre for the Prevention of Crime is developing an international training institute, and its city exchange programme is linking together the cities of Montreal, Bordeaux and Liège over a two year period to develop responses to insecurity.

On 6 July 1994, the bookshop owner, who was a first offender, was sentenced by the Bordeaux correctional court to one year apos s imprisonment, six months as a suspended sentence, a 20,000 franc fine and the confiscation of the articles seized.

7.3 On the exhaustion of domestic remedies, the Committee noted that on 2 January 2002 the complainant had appealed to the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal against the ruling of the Limoges Administrative Court upholding the deportation order, and that that appeal had no suspensive effect.

The complainant, who appealed the judgement to the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal on 4 January 2002, makes no claim to the Committee that the manner in which the evidence he produced was evaluated by the Court of Appeal was clearly arbitrary or amounted to a denial of justice .

Welcoming further the contribution of the International Atomic Energy Agency International Conference on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources Towards a Global System for the Continuous Control of Sources throughout Their Life Cycle, held in Bordeaux, France, from 27 June to 1 July 2005, to the activities of the Agency on these issues,

BORDEAUX Climatology and its emphasis on global warming is a comparatively recent addition to science. Yet, despite the relative youth of this research, a clear consensus has emerged climate change for which human activity is significantly, though not exclusively, responsible now threatens our way of life, so we must develop the means to combat it.

Welcoming further the contribution of the International Atomic Energy Agency International Conference on the Safety and Security of Radioactive Sources Towards a Global System for the Continuous Control of Sources throughout Their Life Cycle, held in Bordeaux, France, from 27 June to 1 July 2005, to the activities of the Agency on these issues,

On 14 January 2004, counsel submitted a copy of the decision by the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal of 18 November 2003 overturning the judgement of the Limoges Administrative Court of 8 November 2001 and the decision of 23 May 2001 in which the Prefect of Indre ordered the complainant to be returned to his country of origin.

13.5 The Committee observes, turning to the issue under article 3 of the Convention, that the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal, following the complainant's expulsion, found upon consideration of the evidence presented that the complainant was at risk of treatment in breach of article 3 of the European Convention, a finding which would could encompass torture (see paragraph 10 above).

On 15 March 1994, the police discovered 46 volumes of the Revue d apos histoire revisionniste (Review of revisionist history) on the shelves of a Bordeaux bookshop in violation of the Ministerial Decree of 2 July 1991 banning this review from being offered for sale on the basis of article 14 of Act No. 49 596 of 16 July 1949 on publications for young people.

In case No. 195 2002 (Mafhoud Brada v. France), the complainant, a former pilot of the Algerian air force, was deported to Algeria in spite of the Committee's request to stay his deportation while his complaint was being considered and despite the fact that domestic proceedings were still pending before the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal, which subsequently ruled that the deportation violated article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

11.2 Ruling on 18 November 2003 on the complainant's appeal against the ruling by the Limoges Administrative Court of 8 November 2001, the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal found that, given the seriousness of his crimes, the Prefect of Indre could legitimately have considered that the complainant's presence on French territory constituted a serious threat to public order, and that his deportation was not, in the circumstances, a disproportionate imposition on his private and family life.