The legal effects of nationality acquired by such means fell within one of the established means of acquisition birth, descent or naturalization.

This may be upon signature, ratification, publication in a legal gazette or by other means.

C. Reparations by other means (a) dignified treatment by private insurance agencies (b) access to civil legal process.

The means by which they do so encompasses a wide range of both legal and illegal activity.

If confirmed, the accused should be retried solely on the basis of evidence obtained by legal means.

Rather, its stated aim is to promote international trade by providing increased legal certainty as to the conclusion of contracts by electronic means.

Expansion of the scope of legal protection under the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel, including, inter alia, by means of a legal instrument.

For other offences, provided the applicant passes the means test, a judge may grant legal aid notwithstanding that legal aid has been refused on merits by the Director.

80. Access to the courts for a remedy was seriously hampered by the lack of free legal advice to persons without the means to pay for legal advice.

Expansion of the scope of the legal protection under the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel, including, inter alia, by means of a legal instrument.

Numerous legal and political means have been identified, approved and implemented.

It recommends that urgent steps be taken, by way of education, encouragement and legal means, to reduce or eliminate these inequalities.

They are invited to participate by means of a letter which will give details of the meeting, the legal status and obligations.

(f) victim means any natural or legal person or State that suffers damage

According to information received, detainees have little or no access to legal counsel or the means by which they might prepare their own defence.

The Ad Hoc Committee had been mandated to expand the scope of legal protection under the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel, including, inter alia, by means of a legal instrument.

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States should have the opportunity to redress allegations of human rights violations by their own means within the framework of its own domestic legal system.

Most victims of domestic violence do not have alternative accommodation, an independent means of livelihood or the means to meet the expenses of legal proceedings.

In practice, different domestic legal systems respond to this obligation by means of devices such as security of tenure and an independent career track for judges.

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Noting that terrorist attacks by means of bombs, explosives or other incendiary or lethal devices have become increasingly widespread, and stressing the need to supplement the existing legal instruments in order to address specifically the problem of terrorist attacks carried out by such means,

Deprivation of access to justice usually means denial of human rights, political exclusion and legal uncertainty.

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Moreover, this basic concept which is found in international legal sources is by no means absent from the regional sources of the right to an effective remedy.