Qualification or disqualification with respect to the use of IMF or other credit facilities (for example, central banks swap lines).

nbsp nbsp nbsp Qualification or disqualification with respect to the use of IMF or other credit facilities (for example, central banks swap lines).

Criteria for election as members of the National Assembly are listed in Article 62 of the Constitution and for disqualification in Article 63.

The legislation on the reforms will include other changes to the way the assembly works, including rules on disqualification of AMs and the design of the committee system.

The State party explains the reasons for which the law considers kinship alone as grounds for the abstention and disqualification of judges in relations with lawyers and prosecutors.

As a member of the Bureau, the President considered applications from the defence for the disqualification of judges and applications from two convicted prisoners for commutation of their sentences.

The second division considered that, with a minimum of diligence, the first author could have ascertained the composition of the division of the provincial court hearing the case and filed the appropriate motion for disqualification.

The findings of the mapping exercise served as an important tool in the vetting of candidates for the elections, and the risk of disqualification due to linkages with armed groups served as a catalyst for potential candidates to disarm.

Proponents of the system argue that post auction evaluation considerably expedites the process, as little room is left for frivolous complaints and a procuring entity does not have to handle complaints on the ground of disqualification before the auction.

In the case of disqualification or refusal by the second bidder to provide the goods or services at the price of the original winner, the next lowest bidding bidder is called upon, and so on until the contract is awarded.

4.5 Equal treatment in the regulation of the grounds for abstention and disqualification of the parties and their lawyers is not only not required by the principle of equality but is clearly an ill advised means of ensuring the impartiality of the courts.

Furthermore, discriminatory treatment exists because Spanish law allows the disqualification of a judge when he is related by family to a lawyer of one of the parties, but not because of manifest hostility between a judge and a lawyer for one of the parties.

The Committee also notes that the Constitutional Court, in its decision of 29 September 1998, found that, with a minimum of diligence, the first author could have ascertained the composition of the division of the provincial court and filed the appropriate motion for disqualification.

The author additionally cites the High Court of Australia in Webb and Hay v. The Queen to demonstrate that the doctrine of disqualification applies where, as in the current case, a direct or indirect relationship gives rise to prejudice on the part of a judge.

The disqualification of both sends a strong message from Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Hosseini Khamenei. Simply put, Khamenei will not tolerate any diminution of his power, and he is determined to avoid the type of friction that has characterized his relationships with previous presidents, particularly Ahmadinejad.

The disqualification of Mashai and Rafsanjani reveals, once again, the schism embedded at the heart of Iran s political structure by the dual executive of Supreme Leader and President. When Khamenei publicly supported Ahmadinejad s controversial reelection in 2009, no one could have predicted the unprecedented tensions that would subsequently emerge between the country s two main authorities.

This failure matters, for it allowed Putin s unqualified belief in central authority to lead to the recapture of the state by the security services. Indeed, a direct result of national repentance for the gulag era should have been the banning of the communist party and the disqualification from political office of those who worked in the KGB.

7. Where warranted by the gravity of the offence, each State Party, to the extent consistent with the fundamental principles of its legal system, shall consider establishing procedures for the disqualification, by court order or any other appropriate means, for a period of time determined by its domestic law, of persons convicted of offences established in accordance with this Convention from

With regard to the merits, the Court concluded that the first author's application was clearly devoid of content, since the right to an impartial tribunal is a recognized right of the parties to the proceedings, and not of the lawyers who take on their defence, and the fact that the Judiciary Act does not include hostility towards a lawyer as one of the reasons for disqualification did not raise questions of constitutionality.