(c) More efficient trade negotiations.

39. Certain measures were taken by the Government to increase the speed of genocide trials, such as the introduction of large scale trials, bringing together significant numbers of defendants in one trial.

Because real science is all about critically appraising the evidence for somebody else's position.

The report also criticized the disproportionately high rate of arrest and the overuse of custodial sentences against indigenous women.

The Special Court passed the committal order and sent the case to the Judge of the Court of Special Additional Sessions at Lucknow, for trial and proceedings.

According to the source, both the lower and the higher courts were present at the rally in order to issue and approve sentences expeditiously

According to the author, the judge refused to grant leave to a higher tribunal.

Ibid., Fifty eighth Session, Supplement No. 18 (A 58 18), annex IV.

The Supreme Court decided.

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By clicking the mouse, the Judge can view the relevant evidence at any time, greatly improving the efficiency of the trial.

Pursuant to the Constitution, the three branches of public power have made significant progress in the enactment of laws and decrees and in court decisions which foster the advancement of women.

But this team of multi disciplinary, highly skeptical and exceedingly talented researchers do agree on two things.

The author then applied to the Supreme Court for a declaration that a judicial error had been committed.

As a result, the ratification rate of the universal instruments has risen from 60 percent three years ago to 89 percent today.

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They have been criticized for their bureaucratic nature, the absence of performance criteria for judging or stimulating their performance and their lack of effectiveness in responding to the needs of SMEs.

The imposition of the death penalty in Iran has come in for criticism for its apparent high rate, the range of sometimes ambiguous offences for which it is imposed, the haste with which it is sometimes carried out and the use of public hangings.

(14) The Committee has noted with concern the delegation's information that, in the case of minor offences (misdemeanours), the convicted person cannot appeal against the conviction and sentence to a higher tribunal, except in exceptional circumstances where the Supreme Court may so authorize (article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant).

It is submitted that religious doctrines form an uncritical basis, availing their daughter of no opportunity or means to distance herself from, make any reservation against, or criticize the basis.

We're mighty glad you approve.

They wanted us to think critically.

The authors apos appeal in cassation to the Supreme Court was rejected on 11 May 1993.

He reiterated his proposals to render the talks more effective by delinking the security talks from political ones and by strengthening the powers of the ceasefire institutions.

Only in the wholesale segment would a high displacement risk be expected with the entry of foreign providers.

It transpires that the Supreme Court subsequently reviewed the author's case and revised the sentence.

The State party claims that the conviction and sentence of the author were reviewed by the Supreme Court.

Under Paraguayan law, the Constitution was paramount, and was followed in turn by ratified conventions, special laws, resolutions and acts, or decrees.

Rick, it isn't as if you were even a good music critic.

Making the advancement of women a reality and

2.3 On 15 February 2001, under its automatic review procedure, the Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence of the Trial Court but increased the author's civil liability to 75,000 pesos and an additional award of 50,000 pesos by way of moral damages .

The judgement was appealed to the Grand Chamber of the European Court, where it was overturned by a judgement of 8 July 2003.

The Supreme Court judgement dated 24 October 1994 has also recognized the role of negotiations and made relevant observations in this regard.

It submits that the author apos s case was examined by both the Court of Appeal and the Privy Council and that therefore it cannot be said that the author did not have sentence and conviction reviewed by a higher tribunal, according to law.

On 2 May 1991, the author appealed to the Superior Court, demanding the nullity and cassation of the judgement.

Countries such as China, India and South Africa have simplified their approval processes and raised the investment permit ceiling to make OFDI easier.

Improve the capacity of small island developing States to effectively participate in WTO negotiations.

According to the author, the Supreme Court apos s decision is further proof of discrimination against him.

The big difference between the Malthusian conservative critics of social insurance in the early nineteenth century and the Chicago critics of the 1970 s is that the Chicago critics had a point Providing public support to the worthy poor, and then removing it when they began to stand on their own feet, poisoned incentives and was unlikely to lead to good outcomes.

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A number of arrests and convictions were made in connection with this operation.

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The increased rate of ratification of almost 50 per cent demonstrated the commitment of the Governments and the progress made.

He joked about criticism he would get from the news media for making a comment some would consider unpresidential and for being so positive about the North Korean leader.