For the purposes of the domestic violence provisions, prescribed acceptable evidence may be judicially or non judicially determined.

The following activities are undertaken administratively

Administratively, the government role has become primarily a regulatory one.

Non judicially determined claims have not been tested in a court.

If the victim or heir chooses to waive qisas, or qisas is judicially held to be inapplicable, an offender is subject to tazir or discretionary punishment in the form of imprisonment.

Administratively, the library is under the direct supervision of the Deputy Registrar.

They can become part of management s policies or they can be mandated administratively by a central oversight organization charged with overall government management responsibility.

Most applicants have access to the domestic violence provisions using non judicially determined claims.

The whole problem, therefore, is that of establishing acceptable criteria which are administratively workable.

They should be able to arrest and forfeit judicially the assets of the banned groups.

Detainees reportedly did not have the right to challenge judicially the legality of their detention.

Lachin is administratively responsible for the village, and one school serves it and two other villages.

Some States reported that although they did not have specific legislation, controlled delivery was facilitated administratively.

Such a board has broad remedial powers, including monetary awards, and the decisions can be judicially reviewed.

Judicially determined evidence is accepted by the Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs without further question.

Administratively, much of the area is oriented toward Mardakert Agdere, while what little life is in or around Agdam town seems more oriented toward Askeran, largely due to physical proximity.

Judicially determined refers to evidence that has been tested in an Australian court and found to be credible.

State Parties that have not yet already done so shall adopt the necessary legislative or other measures to sanction criminally, civilly or administratively under their domestic law the violation of arms embargoes mandated by the Security Council.

the words the law' in the opening phrase of article 8 are to be understood as encompassing not only statutory or regulatory law but also judicially created law and other procedural law .

If the educational model chosen for a school (legally or administratively) does not mandate or even allow indigenous or minority children to be educated mainly through the medium of a language that the child understands, then the child is effectively being denied access to education.

There was also a risk of trivializing the important role of the court and overburdening the court, both financially and administratively.

Anomalies had been found in four cases and had been dealt with administratively within GSS, and sanctions taken against those involved.

Over the five year period, 17 formerly retentionist countries joined the ranks of the de facto abolitionists (either by not judicially executing any persons for at least 10 years or by formally announcing a moratorium on all executions).

First, the lands on the island of Vieques had not been given back to the population but transferred administratively to another federal Department.

Declares that the present resolution refers to any involuntary transfer from the territory of one State to that of another, or from the authorities of one State to those of another, whether effected through extradition, other forms of judicially sanctioned transfer or through non judicial means

A common core curriculum has been adopted and the two schools under the same roof have become administratively unified (there still is sporadic resistance).

Because of the potential for significant social harassment and human rights violations as well as encroachment on long established procedural rights, persons unduly affected by such measure should be able to challenge them judicially and on an expedited or priority basis.

With Constitutional Amendment No. 45, which addresses Judicial Reform, the State Public Defender's Offices became functionally and administratively autonomous, no longer dependent on the States.

Administratively divided into nine provinces, the geographical distribution of the population in Zambia is largely in favour of rural areas, 65 per cent in 2000.

It found that both complaints based and pro active approaches can be administratively difficult and cumbersome for both complainants and employers most specifically for small employers.

They have a broad trans ideological appeal, and because we want them actually to happen, we figured out ways to do them that do not require much, if any, federal legislation, and can, indeed, be done administratively or at a state level.

The Security Council, in its resolution 1564 (2004), authorized the establishment of the International Commission of Inquiry for Darfur, which was substantively and administratively supported by OHCHR.

The powers of entry and search exercised by immigration officers should be clearly defined and judicially controlled in order to ensure compliance with article 17 and other provisions of the Covenant.

The result was frequent contract renewals, which were shown to be administratively costly as well as having a negative impact on staff motivation and the ability of programme managers to achieve goals.

The view was expressed that questions might arise as to whether an interim representative appointed in such non judicially commenced proceedings might have the right to apply for provisional measures under subparagraph (a).

In all cases inspectors of the State Labour Inspection issued statements ordering the employer to remedy the discovered violation by a specific deadline in several cases employers were held administratively liable and fined.

A further 34 countries retained capital punishment but could be considered de facto abolitionist on the grounds that no person had been judicially executed for at least 10 years or, as in the case of Albania, Armenia, Latvia and the Russian Federation, an international commitment had been made not to resume executions.

36. With regard to amputation, the Special Representative notes that according to the Iranian press and foreign wire services, amputation continues to be a judicially imposed punishment, chiefly, it would seem, for those convicted of repeated theft.

They were (i) as a judicially imposed punishment for certain ordinary criminal offences (ii) as a punishment for certain offences for which the penalty is prescribed by Islamic law and (iii) as a punishment for breach of prison discipline.

Where there are reasonable doubts regarding the veracity of a non judicially determined claim of domestic violence, evidence supporting the claim may be referred by the Department for assessment to an independent expert gazetted by the Minister for this purpose.

Consider how designated contributions could be administratively channelled and expanded so that the Forum secretariat could continue and expand its financial support for major group participation in the sessions of the Forum and in ad hoc expert group meetings.

Those provisions prescribe an increased number of offences for which the death penalty may be imposed a lowering of the age to 16 for which a person may be liable to such a penalty an extension from 2 to 12 days for which a suspect may be administratively detained incommunicado and a definition of terrorist or subversive activities which lends itself to abuse.

131. This is an institution of the National Council for Human Rights, which answers, administratively and operationally, to the Higher Directorate of the Ministry of Justice (the Minister), and budgetarily, to the National Directorate for Legal Affairs in the above mentioned sector.

Administratively, the camp is subject to the Israeli civil administration in the occupied border zone, under the supervision of a high ranking Military Intelligence officer, while the camp s day to day affairs are handled by a team of officers belonging to the South Lebanon Army.

In Costa Rica, the Sala Constitucional of the Supreme Court of Justice stated in 1998 that the right to health and the right to a healthy environment stem from the right to life itself, and constitute fundamental rights of the individual that can be protected judicially.