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In America, the primary locus of choice is the individual.

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Courts are not accustomed to granting third parties locus standi.

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A request to the judge for an inspection of the locus in quo was similarly denied.

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There's this absolute concentration of being, the absolute concentration of consciousness, awareness, an absolute locus of compassion and love that defines the primary attributes of divinity.

Myanmar possesses considerable development potential, given its fertile agricultural land, a rich endowment of other natural resources and potential as a locus of regional trade.

Forty five central banks, several of which are independent institutions, are members of BIS, which is the locus of decision making in the international coordination of financial regulation.

Helped a lot with the implementation of the Locus object, there's quite some math involved in doing it right, and Franco wrote the most difficult parts.

Topics dealt with were statutory exclusion of judicial review natural justice and procedural fairness degrees of invalidity of administrative action locus standi and error of law on the face of the record.

As the locus for information management at the mission level, a JMAC should enable the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to streamline the information flow as depicted in figure 2.

In some cases of internal conflict, non State actors or rival political groupings may make offers to adhere to such instruments precisely to gain legitimacy or a political locus standi.

It was important that account should be taken of the laws in the State concerned, in the State of nationality of the accused and the State where he had his domicile or locus standi.

However, such a guide should leave the Vienna regime intact, fill in its gaps and, in the course of time, become a locus classicus on questions left unanswered by the Vienna Conventions.

c It appears from the notes of evidence of the trial that the photographer had left the country and that the author apos s attorney made an application to visit the locus in quo.

When you construct a locus, you can click on it with the right mouse button and select cartesian equation to see its cartesian equation, whenever it is an algebraic curve of low degree.

In the first stage, beginning in the spring of 2008, the locus of the North Atlantic crisis moved from the United States to the eurozone. Banks in the eurozone came under pressure, and interbank tensions increased.

For any satisfactory progress to be achieved, one has to address the question of the distribution of economic power that is, development and equally of political power of which, in the United Nations, the Security Council is the locus.

As the locus for information management, JMAC should be the logical place for the PIO to synthesize the communication message to portray a positive image of the mission as well as its challenges and accomplishments.

4. If your answers to questions 1 and 3 are in the negative, do you consider that locus standi before the International Court of Justice should be granted to all or only to some intergovernmental organizations?

In this regard, it was pointed out that if an injured person changed nationalities in the intervening period, then the new State of nationality lacked locus standi, since it had had no duty to protect the injured person at the time of the injury.

The Committee reaffirmed its position, stated in its report to the Commission,18 concerning the desirability of a comprehensive and inclusive approach, whereby a communications procedure would apply to all of the substantive rights of the Covenant and both individuals and groups would be granted locus standi.

2.4 It is stated that after the arrest, on the way to the police station, the truck in which Mr. Burrell and about 26 other men were being transported stopped at the locus in quo, where they were seen by a number of people.

This endless search for the true locus of responsibility (both causal and remedial) is not restricted to the realm of climate change. In a globalized world, for example, citizens of nation states might wonder (as many have) why a financial crisis a hemisphere away causes their countries banks to collapse abruptly.

Her delegation was fully aware of the practical and theoretical issues surrounding the distinction between international crimes and international delicts, including the question of the identification of a State injured by an international crime and the question of which State had the right to take locus standi at an international judicial body.

God, Bokh, whatever name you want to call him with, Allah, Ram, Om, whatever the name might be through which you name or access the presence of divinity, it is the locus of absolute being, absolute love and mercy and compassion, and absolute knowledge and wisdom, what Hindus call satchidananda.

In that statement the author had said that B. and one J., who had also been present at the locus in quo, had thrown stones at his house, that B. had threatened him and that he had asked the deceased to take B. home.

Indeed, the great arc stretching from Cairo to the Hindu Kush threatens to become the locus of global disorder. Little wonder that Iranian envoy Saeed Jalili, after meeting Assad in Damascus recently, announced that Iran will absolutely not allow the axis of resistance, of which it considers Syria to be a main pillar, to be broken in any way.

Moreover, the environmental losses as referred to in draft principle 2 (a) (iii) could not easily be quantified in monetary terms, and there would be difficulties in establishing locus standi as well as in establishing a causal connection between the activity in question and the environmental damage.

3.6 The authors allege that the irregularities which occurred during the trial amount to a violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, and that the failure of the judge to grant an adjournment for the purpose of obtaining the attendance of a defence witness and to permit an inspection of the locus in quo constitutes a violation of article 14, paragraph 3 (e).

It was a Polish version of the ancient Greek agora, a meeting place of all citizens, a locus of a free conversation about our communal and individual future, about all kinds of problems and their solutions. We did not yet have a free state, but we already had something more important than that a free civil society engaged in discussing the common condition of its members.

7.2 Concerning the locus standi of the International Federation of ACAT, the Committee noted that the statement signed by the complainant on 29 November 2001 authorizing the organization to act on his behalf before the Committee was in the file submitted to it, and therefore considered that the complaint complied with the conditions set out in rules 98.2 and 107.1 of its rules of procedure.

This is why international action to address both global poverty and global inequality is needed. Global redistribution through taxes that would be levied by an international body may seem far fetched today, but the logic of development that we are witnessing particularly the move away from nation states as the locus of sovereignty suggests that it may eventually come to pass.

With Vietnam s emergence as a pivotal player in Asia, we are able to view the Vietnam War in the context of the US strategy of global containment, which led it to defend not only South Vietnam, but also South Korea and Taiwan the three fronts, as Mao Zedong put it. Then and now, Vietnam was the locus of a struggle between the vision of a monolithic Asia and that of an Asia that is open internally and to the world.