Sham marriages

Dependent residence status and preventing sham marriages

But we are confronted with an unforgivable sham.

And women grew willing to sham and to bluff.

I mean, look, it doesn't take a double blind, placebo controlled study to figure out what makes a marriage not work.

On 1 November 1994 the Sham Marriages (Prevention) Act came into effect.

With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams it is still a beautiful world.

(3) Enterprises controlled or actually controlled by a securities firm

Since indigenous peoples in most cases are demographically very small, there are few if any large scale comparative studies where the role of the teaching language can be seen clearly. An extremely well controlled study is Saikia Mohanty's (2004) study of indigenous tribal Bodo children in Assam, India.

So, it's controlled.

(a) Controlled delivery?

The Committee recommends that the State party reconsider this age requirement and explore alternative means of preventing forced or sham marriages.

They are more controlled.

It's called thought controlled computing.

It is not remote controlled.

(f) The Parties may consider carrying out a study of cases of illegal trade and efforts made in connection with other international regimes dealing with the management of controlled chemicals and consider the lessons learned under those regimes

MIDI controlled, software synthesizer using JACK

That was not a controlled descent.

Is access to port facilities controlled?

Is access to port facilities controlled?

The second, the Spaceguard Integrated System for Potentially Hazardous Object Survey (2000), involved the study of a system composed of a ground segment, a space segment (an observatory in the Lagrangian point L2) and a global network controlled by SCN.

Conduct directed or controlled by a State

It does an equilibrium glide. Highly controlled.

Review of controlled sources of ionizing radiation

The valley was a Palestinian controlled area.

The UK has the powers to control the transhipment of controlled goods and, in respect of WMD, non controlled goods through the UK.

Controlled substance a substance the use of which is controlled for health or environmental reasons, pursuant to a declaration by the competent body

The genetically controlled studies have some sobering results.

They're controlled by different parts of the brain.

The prosecutor for matters involving controlled substances charged Francisco Cortés Aguilar, Claudio Ramírez Cuevas and Carmelo Peñaranda Rosas with the crime of trafficking in controlled substances.

I was placed in a pretty strictly controlled environment.

And this ballet is controlled by this lady here.

I ate really small controlled portions throughout the day.

Adjustments relating to the controlled substance in Annex E

We had to study from study books.

Failed states have no legitimized, democratically controlled use of force.

Following the sham elections in early December, massive protests erupted in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. And those marching were not the usual impoverished rabble rousers, but Russia s new middle classes.

To be sure, in the laboratory, scientists use animals in controlled experimental conditions to investigate the workings of toxic agents. But, like epidemiological evidence, laboratory studies have many uncertainties, and scientists must extrapolate from study specific evidence to make judgments about causation and recommend protective measures.

The attitude of the satellite can be controlled within 1 milliradian.

Automatic behavior skilled behavior is subconscious, controlled by the behavioral side.

(Millions of Singapore dollars percentage of local controlled companies in parentheses)

(Millions of Singapore dollars percentage of locally controlled companies in parentheses)

All countries visited have covered all controlled substances by legislative acts.

Customs is committed to regularly reporting on imports of controlled substances.

Study after study is coming to the same conclusion.