11.12 Counsel goes on to refer to relevant case law in national jurisdictions.

The majority of the relevant case law comes from the European Court of Human Rights but there is also relevant case law from other bodies.

In the case of Thailand, modern trade was growing with few regulations and not enough relevant rules.

If such is the case, is the information in question updated regularly, taking into account all the relevant sources?

If such is the case, is the information in question updated regularly, taking into account all the relevant sources?

Any citizen can move any court, which has the relevant jurisdiction in case his her fundamental rights are infringed.

Provided case assessments for the consideration of the Minister as to possible prosecutions under relevant legislation

In the case of a marriage that had been dissolved by divorce, joint property would be disposed of according to the relevant law.

Equitable and reasonable use within the meaning of Article 1 is to be determined through consideration of all relevant factors in each particular case.

The resolution also envisages that in case of negative reassessment, Georgia will oppose the peacekeeping operation and withdraw from all relevant agreements and bodies.

The experts from IPEN and the World Bank indicated their willingness to provide such information, including relevant case studies.

In the case of Secretariat appointments of a specialized nature, an outside technical expert may be invited to be part of the relevant interview panel.

When the public security organ investigated the case, four relevant parties, namely, two former cooperation companies, the chairman of one of the two companies and the jointly established hotel company, signed an agreement over problems in the case.

It contends that the present case differs from the case of Sanchez Lopez in that the authors in that case argued that although the complaint submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights relates to the same matter, in that the complaint, the offence, the victim and, of course, the Spanish judicial decisions, including the relevant application for amparo, were not the same .

This fact, however, is not relevant to the present case, and does not change the authors' view on the partial exemption procedure.

In the case of regional fisheries management organizations without such competence, their members are called upon to expand their competence, where appropriate, and in the case of high seas areas not covered by such organizations, relevant States are called upon to establish them, where necessary and appropriate.

In order to establish his allegation, the appellant should have proved that his case was the same as that of the cases in respect of which the relevant agreement was applied.

This area is in the competence of the Ministry of Transport however, requests for legal assistance in criminal proceedings are dealt with by the prosecutor, who in this case would request cooperation from the relevant authorities under the Ministry of Transport, as well as the relevant police bodies.

However, such delegation should be expanded on a case by case basis and not until and unless it is ascertained by ECA headquarters that the relevant subregional office has adequate expertise and skills to handle it.

If their malicious slanders damage your business reputation and credits, you can lodge a civil litigation or report the case to relevant authorities.

States are invited to inform the GGE whether treaty or customary law provides the basis for their obligations, and in the case of the former, which relevant treaty and article.

States are invited to inform the GGE whether treaty or customary law provides the basis for their obligations, and in the case of the former, which relevant treaty and article.

In this way, the transmitting State attracts investments from foreign persons who know that, in the general case, the transmitting State will not have the relevant information to exchange with the receiving State.

And this isn't just Tom Friedman, it's actually provable in case after case after case.

7.7 The Committee recalls that the relevant legislation authorizing interference with one's communications must specify in detail the precise circumstances in which such interference may be permitted and that the decision to allow such interference can only be taken by the authority designated by law, on a case by case basis.

A number of relevant case studies on available alternatives and on the use of substitutes were identified, relating in particular to the treatment and minimization of medical, municipal and hazardous wastes.

Because the proprietary rights accrued before the war in Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, the dicta in that case can really be relevant only as to the vested rights created by treaty.

NEW YORK For better or worse, economic policy debates in the United States are often echoed elsewhere, regardless of whether they are relevant. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott s recently elected government provides a case in point.

In the Techt case, however, the rights were acquired after the war in question, and thus the holding is relevant to the effect of armed conflict on the treaty itself, not merely the rights it creates.

Although the Labour Law guaranteed equal employment opportunities without discrimination on the basis of gender, exceptions could be made on a case by case basis where gender was a precondition for the performance of relevant work (for example, a woman could not apply for a man's role in a film).

The relevant branch shall undertake a preliminary examination of questions of implementation to ensure that, except in the case of a question raised by a Party with respect to itself, the question before it

In that connection it should be noted that, without constituting unilateral acts within the strict meaning of the term in which the Commission is interested, such conduct may produce relevant legal effects as the Court found in this case.

The Court ruled that under the Adoption Law, each case should be examined on its own merits and all the relevant circumstances need to be taken into consideration.

He claims he was not given prompt access to relevant case file documents, and that the trial did not begin until a year and half after his arrest.

Ruling of 22 April 1999 in case No. 98B750, ruling of 18 April 1991 in case No. 0811351, and ruling of 10 November 1991 in case No. 082051.

This is the case of the power to adopt rules of procedure and other relevant documents with a view to facilitating the discharge of the functions of the Commission in an orderly and effective manner.

In one case, it had a U.S. president on it in the other case it didn't.

But just in case,

Case in point, Einstein.

IFAD will also prepare a Llearning Nnote on the UNCCD to draw lessons from relevant country and project case studies to facilitate mainstreaming of the objectives of the Convention.

For each chemical that the Committee decides, in accordance with the relevant criteria in Annex II or, as the case may be, Annex IV, to recommend for removal from Annex III, it prepares a revised draft decision guidance document.

However, this conclusion is not warranted in the present case, where the State party, as noted above, made an effort to cooperate with the Committee, and could readily have been asked to provide further relevant information.

(a) To collate, assess, monitor and report on and make recommendations regarding implementation of the measures, to pursue case studies, as appropriate and to explore in depth any other relevant issues as directed by the Committee

Its application varies on a case by case basis in every separate legal system.

The State party's obligation to criminalize certain expressions and statements must be balanced against the right to freedom of expression, as protected by other international human rights instruments.m In the present case, the Norwegian Supreme Court carefully assessed the case following a full hearing, including arguments on the requirements of the relevant international instruments.