Because women excite the desires of men, they are thought to pose a threat outside the confines of the family home. That is why, in some societies, they are not allowed to emerge from those confines, or may do so only if fully covered and accompanied by a male relative.

The Special Rapporteur was convinced that such reservations were prohibited only if one acknowledged that jus cogens produced its effect outside the confines of articles 53 and 64 of the Vienna Conventions.

He maintains, however, that his conversion to Islam was not known about outside the confines of the University of Lahore, which only discovered his apostasy in December 1998 and, thus, only informed the police sometime thereafter.

The Working Group is concerned that these transfers occur outside the confines of any legal procedure, such as deportation or extradition, and do not allow access to counsel or to any judicial body to contest the transfer.

The Working Group is concerned that these transfers occur outside the confines of any legal procedure, such as deportation or extradition, and do not allow access to counsel or to any judicial body to contest the transfer.

And he who confines it will surely come to grief.

And he who confines it will surely come to grief.

More recently, police have provided escort patrols to female internally displaced persons collecting firewood outside the Abu Shouk camp in Northern Darfur, contributing to a decrease in attacks on women moving and working beyond the confines of the camp.

Should religious leaders be allowed to preach hatred, even in close confines?

This report confines itself to the grants awarded by the lead minister for emancipation policy.

The ramifications of Iran s weapons programme extend far beyond the geographical confines of our region.

First, companies should modernize core competencies by benchmarking beyond the narrow confines of their industry.

In this advisory report the ACVZ confines itself to issues relating specifically to aliens law.

The author, as anyone else, is able to exercise his traditional practices within these confines.

The herd was safe within the confines of the park, because of this dedicated group of park rangers.

Such staff were also prevented from travelling in UNRWA courier vehicles inside the confines of the bridge complex.

Beyond the confines that limit the outlaw and individual criminal, violence by masses of men is called history.

If he passes by, or confines, or convenes a court, then who can oppose him?

If he passes by, or confines, or convenes a court, then who can oppose him?

He has described a boundary on the surface of the waters, and to the confines of light and darkness.

He has described a boundary on the surface of the waters, and to the confines of light and darkness.

This was by no means so in the present case, in which the author confines herself to general condemnation without any objective argument.

Citizens of the world reached out beyond the confines of geopolitical and other man made barriers in one magnificent gesture of human generosity.

To do justice to the complexity of this question goes beyond the confines of this report and of the mandate of the Special Rapporteur.

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Every time we suspended and resumed the meeting, it meant that, legally speaking, we were within the confines of one organizational meeting the 266th.

The Committee had spent approximately 4.5 million, excluding conference costs, to support activities which were barely noticed beyond the confines of the United Nations.

Moreover, the proposal by the major contributor on lowering the ceiling rate might well have political and legal repercussions beyond the confines of the Committee.

from the outside.

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The bar's outside.

Outside the museum...

The glass outside was not consistent with the window being forced from the outside.

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In the interim, Australia would continue to participate as fully as possible in cases involving the use of that technique, within the confines of the High Court decision.