All the victims belonged to two families.

The circuit court judge administers a court under the jurisdiction of a court of first instance.

A total of 191 nations belong to the United Nations family.

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Family defined as such is family in a broader sense, because, other than parents, it includes relatives as well.

In Bosniak majority territories, about 25 per cent of minority households belong to the category of the poor.

Families have been struck by devastating grief, losing loved ones, homes and livelihoods.

A big family must be fun. It must make you feel you belong to something.

Matters connected with benefits for professional soldiers and their family members, police officials and their family members and some other civil servants and their family members are within the scope of activity of the respective competent ministers.

Madagascar belongs to the great African family and intends to remain within it.

198. Orphaned children in Sri Lanka are nurtured by their extended families, who provide adequate care and protection.

About 13 per cent of children live in families which fall within the category of the poorest, and 29 per cent live in families on the poverty line.

(b) Work performed exclusively by members of the employer apos s family who belong to his household (with special rules for children and young persons)

If the actions are offences, the case is brought before the criminal courts.

We're gonna keep it in the family where it belongs.

Very often, the earnings of employed family members support others in the family who are not so well off.

Moreover, it transpires from the facts that the Trial Court conviction of the author was reviewed by the Court of Appeal, which is a higher tribunal within the meaning of article 14, paragraph 5.

2. Recommends that the Extraordinary Chambers should have subject matter jurisdiction consistent with that set forth in the Law on the Establishment of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia for the Prosecution of Crimes Committed during the Period of Democratic Kampuchea

In addition, help is being provided to victims in their efforts to return safely to their original homes and begin new lives.

The Tribunal considers the complaint filed by Nydia Bautista apos s family admissible in its form.

Freedom and the exercise of freedom should assume forms that include a feeling of belonging to a family and a society.

Wei had entrusted his relatives to engage a counsel who defended his case in court.

This shelter is a temporary measure until the children's families are traced or better family placement opportunities are identified.

Silkworm rearing is an activity which has virtually died out in Syria, except in a few governorates such as Hamah and Tartus.

Domestic violence is defined in the Netherlands as violence committed by a member of the victim's immediate family'.

The national law would establish the subject matter, temporal and personal jurisdiction of the commission, its powers and competences and its relationship with the special chamber.

The family allowance is payable for all families (not only those covered by social insurance), in which income per head does not exceed a specified limit (income criterion)

While domestic violence had previously been a taboo subject, now it was widely discussed.

However, a State could consider the unity of a family as an effective link for granting nationality to family members under more favourable terms.

My family didn't count socially, but your mother was kind enough to marry me anyway.

According to the Family Law, article 2, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the family is defined as a living community of parents and children and other relatives.

The foundations of society and the State have their roots in the family, since it is within the bosom of the family that the individual finds his or her origin and achieves the highest level of development.

The framework for study must include information on the migrant s family and or household. Family and household should be defined as broadly as possible in some cases, they might mean immediate family and, in others, a larger, more extended family, including relatives who might have acted as sponsors.

Currently, 11 persons associated with all three of the country's former warring factions are under indictment by the Special Court, 9 of whom are in the custody of the Court.

The following acts, recognized as crimes and coming within the jurisdiction of the Nürnberg International Military Tribunal, were listed in article 6 of its Charter

The judgement of the Nürnberg Tribunal states that the member of an organization which the Tribunal declares criminal may subsequently be convicted of the crime of belonging to that organization.

This Act is a first in Canada and focuses on providing both family and child focused supports.

However, some Governments do not grant entry to even an immediate family member of a refugee as part of a family reunification.

The encampment belonged to Palestinian families who lived 800 metres from the settlement.

The occupation of the house came following a ruling by the High Court of Justice that the house belonged to a Jewish family.

Provisions of articles 231 to 262 of the Family law regulate the supporting of children, parents and other relatives.

In the 1970s, the University confiscated land belonging to two Palestinian clans south west of the University and built a park.

The islands belonged to the people who lived on them many families had lived there for more than 170 years.

The precise structure of multi generational households varies, but is typified by the inclusion of additional kin beyond the nuclear family of parents and children.

477. As mentioned earlier, in 1993 just over 1,100,000 households, or 23.3 per cent of all households in Peru, were headed by women who, in that capacity, supported their children and other dependents.