(e) An interim injunction or other interim order.

On the basis of article 254, paragraph 1, of the Code of Civil Procedure, a judge who hears applications for interim relief may grant an injunction in all urgent cases in which an immediately enforceable injunction is required, having regard to the interests of the parties .

An amendment to the Prevention of Violence in the Family Law dealt with the possession of firearms under a protective injunction.

The court may issue a protective injunction against a person who engages in stalking, or impose further restrictions.

Amendment no. 5 (2000) to the Prevention of Violence in the Family Law encompasses a change in attitude regarding firearms to those given a protective injunction.

This means a person is usually denied his right to carry and bear firearm following an injunction unless certain conditions specified in the law are met.

The injunction shall be issued for a maximum period of 6 months, can be extended for additional six months, and even further extended given special circumstances to a total of two years.

On 19 November 2002, Mr. Morales Hernández applied for an injunction (acción de tutela), or amparo, as provided for by article 86 of Colombia's Constitution, to obtain protection of his fundamental right to due process.

The interim injunction, which allowed for the maintenance of competition in the market for the provision of stevedoring services, is still in effect as the Supreme Court is yet to issue a final decision.

Pursuant to Amendment no. 5, of the abovementioned law a person given a protective injunction shall be prohibited from carrying or bearing a firearm, including one issued to him by the security forces or another state authority.

But this unusual procedure, permitted in the military commissions, runs afoul of accepted canons of federal, Constitutional, and international law. The defense immediately sought an injunction in federal court to prevent the trial from continuing.

4.2 Secondly, the State party submits that the case falls outside the scope of the application of Covenant, as it concerns interim injunction proceedings before the President (referred to as the trial judge by the author).

It is subject to interpretation.

Additional rights subject to registration

If it has a subject, the subject is adolescence.

Another important amendment is Amendment no. 5 (2000) to the Prevention of Violence in the Family Law, 5751 1991 ( Prevention of Violence in the Family Law ) which encompasses a significant change in attitude regarding firearms to those given a protective injunction.

I tried to change the subject.

Japan is very subject to earthquakes.

k Subject to General Assembly approval.

Although not addressing the constitutional validity of the legislation, because there was a prima facie violation, the Court granted the interlocutory injunction restraining the Government from making deductions regarding the applicant's repayment orders.

Subject to article 85, if a contract of carriage subject to this Convention includes an arbitration agreement, the following provisions apply

White Europeans were subject to the plague.

Didn't we agree to stop the subject?

The Supreme Court issued an interim injunction in which it ordered KWL not to take any steps calculated to prevent, hinder or deter the plaintiff from engaging in stevedoring business, shipping agency business and or ancillary operations in or with respect to the relevant berths.

A national who has an employment contract with the civil service of a foreign Government or a foreign army retains his her nationality for six months after receiving an injunction from the Government of the Niger to terminate the contract.

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This time of separation is subject to change.

(b) Subject to the provisions of article 8

So, it's subject to gravity, has joints, etc.

Let's move now to a more painful subject.

if you are not subject to anyone's authority,

if you are not subject to anyone's authority,

They were subject to the most abhorrent treatment.

All meetings listed are subject to a written

Lithuania is subject to IAEA and EURATOM safeguards.

g Subject to approval by the General Assembly.

Employed workers were subject to a different system.

All of the world's religions contain some doctrines and practices that are potentially harmful to the emergence of democracy, and others that are potentially beneficial. A beneficial Islamic doctrine is the Koranic injunction that there shall be no compulsion in matters of religion.

And since I started talking about this subject and researching this subject, I've been really haunted by something a Japanese mathematician said on the subject.

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Red passage declared freight is subject to detailed inspection Yellow passage declared freight is subject to partial inspection Green passage declared freight is released without inspection

Consequently, the CKREE subject could not function in accordance with its purpose if full exemption from the subject was readily available to everyone.

Pursuant to Amendment no. 5, a person given a protective injunction shall be routinely prohibited from carrying or bearing a firearm, including one issued to him by the security forces or another state authority this prohibition shall apply unless certain condition specified in the law are met.

The Expert Group further agreed to establish an intersessional working group on the issue and to convene, subject to the availability of funding, a meeting on the subject.

I ended up narrowing the subject to Monet's Haystacks.