Handing out aid, shooting back, handing out aid, shooting back.

But all too often national courts are not yet capable of handing down impartial justice or are physically unable to function.

What are you handing me?

period Handing over of the farm

He's handing over to his son.

I don't want my Marines handing out aid.

My own wife is handing out my wardrobe?

Tom folded the paper before handing it to Mary.

The author filed criminal charges against the judges in the Supreme Court, alleging that they had committed an offence by handing down a manifestly unjust decision against him.

What good is it to you, handing him to coppers?

Thus, even if the authors had not exhausted domestic remedies, the Supreme Court dispensed with this requirement by handing down a final and authoritative interpretation of the relevant law.

And as for those jobs that Mr. What'sHisName is handing out...

The International Court of Justice plays an important role in resolving disputes submitted by States and in handing down advisory opinions on legal questions referred to it in accordance with international law.

The handing over of cases to the national judicial system is under way.

I'm handing it to you, father of The Son of the Cat Men.

I spoke to the publishers, I'll be handing in the script next week.

2.4 The author then appealed to the Constitutional Court, alleging that he was tried by biased judges who had sentenced him notwithstanding he had denounced them for handing down an unjust indictment against him.

What's the idea of handing Vicky this line about making her a big shot?

Moreover, the Act deals with preservation, scrapping, handing over of and public accessibility to records.

It would be, as Ed Felton once famously said, Like handing out water that wasn't wet.

The authorities had committed themselves to handing over power to a civilian government by October 1998.

The naval officer is handing her a bottle of champagne that is tied somewhere above it.

The first is to establish promptly in principle extrajudicial commissions of inquiry, for unless handing down summary justice, which has too often been the case over history the courts cannot quickly punish executioners and those who give them their orders.

To settle their debts, the farmers are turning to a traditional Afghan practice of handing over sisters and daughters.

92. As regards preventive supervision, the labour inspector participates in the handing over of newly constructed or modernized workplaces.

61. On 2 August soldiers killed a taxi driver in Kinshasa for not handing over his vehicle to them.

You're sitting there in class, and your teacher is handing back quiz papers, and one of them looks like this.

Instead of handing out information in pamphlets, as is so often the case, they bring theater troupes, songs, music, dance.

Further delays in handing over the remaining three Palestinian cities and in releasing prisoners threaten seriously to undermine President Abbas.

A few days later, the photographer was coerced by a group of strangers into handing over a number of photographs.

UNHCR also encourages international NGOs to work directly with national NGOs, with a view to handing over activities when feasible.

We are discussing handing over operations in places in southern Sudan to our development colleagues in the course of next year.

(d) The environmental clean up of Camp Pleso in Zagreb and handing over the remaining unutilized premises to the Croatian authorities

27. Provision is made for landing fees and ground handing at a cost of 500 per month for the 11.4 months.

The first is to establish, preferably as soon as possible, extrajudicial commissions of inquiry, on the grounds that, unless they are handing down summary justice, which has too often been the case in history, the courts cannot mete out swift punishment to torturers and their masters.

He has outlined a political programme to culminate in the handing over to a democratically elected civilian administration by 29 May 1999.

5.2 Concerning the non exhaustion of domestic remedies, the decision of the Provincial High Court acknowledged that the counsel's failure to appear in no way prevented the court, in the exercise of its review functions, from considering all the evidence supplied and then handing down an appropriate ruling.

The poor woman in the department store stood grinning apologetically while, wearily, I gave the experience of handing her my credit card five stars.

Usually this just amounted to writing a name on a piece of paper and handing it to a policeman it has no legal force.

Members of some urban gangs in Les Cayes and Port au Prince have expressed interest in handing over weapons in exchange for community development initiatives.

Halting of the implementation of military construction programmes in both communities and handing over of existing military installations and facilities for use by the civilian authorities

Down, down, down!

The Court plays a pivotal role in developing international law, promoting compliance with its rules, fostering international peace and security and peaceful coexistence among peoples through respect for the rule of law, assisting States in the peaceful resolution of disputes through legal means, and handing down advisory opinions on legal matters submitted to the Court.

Give women their dowries, handing it over to them but if they remit anything of it of their own accord, then consume it as something lawful and wholesome.

Give women their dowries, handing it over to them but if they remit anything of it of their own accord, then consume it as something lawful and wholesome.