They are particularly difficult if we see culture as the cement of Europe s future. All European countries probably believed at the outset that non European newcomers could be assimilated in the same way that Polish immigrants were assimilated into Germany s Ruhr region in the nineteenth century.

The Victims of Offences' Rights Law, 5761 2001 ( Victims of Offences' Rights Law ) and regulations are gradually assimilated into the various relevant bodies.

EurepGAP has replaced or assimilated various regional, product group and retailer specific standards and has integrated regulatory requirements on HACCP, MRLs and traceability.

The child of unknown descent or who is legally assimilated to this status shall have the right to guardianship and care but without adoption.

Chapter IV concerns the offences and violations in that matter, thus extending the field of penal unlawfulness by instituting acts assimilated to terrorist acts (art.

If we antagonize Europe s Muslims enough we will push more people into joining the Islamist revolution. We must do everything to encourage Europe s Muslim to become assimilated in European societies.

The Puerto Rican people had a rich Hispanic cultural background with a worldwide reputation, wished to preserve their cultural identity and should not be culturally assimilated into the United States.

States Parties to this Covenant shall ensure, as much as possible, that refugee children, or those legally assimilated to this status, enjoy the rights provided for in this Covenant within their national legislation.

However, effective monitoring requires that information be assimilated and digested imply results for those reporting (such as additional funding for demonstrated commitment) and form the basis of discussion, research, technical support, or sharing of lessons learned.

By contrast, as a result of long colonization, Taiwan and Korea had developed a complex of both resistance and reliance towards their rulers. With only a few exceptions, the local elite was assimilated into the colonial system.

Having noted the relatively varied positions of members on that subject, he remained convinced that the Commission should not wait until it considered the effects of reservations to define their validity he also believed that validity could not be assimilated to permissibility.

More generally, during periods of rapid social change, traditional practices may no longer be viable or relevant to present parental circumstances and lifestyles, but without sufficient time having elapsed for new practices to be assimilated and new parental competencies understood and valued.

Art. 33 (1) The following are assimilated to acts of terrorism b) The recruitment, training and preparation of terrorist entities in the use of firearms, ammunition, explosives, chemical, biological, bacteriological or nuclear weapons, as well as in order to facilitate acts of terrorism.

Given Western Europe's growing need for labor in the years ahead, the question is not whether to have immigration, but only where that immigration is going to come from. Will it be the legal immigration of easily assimilated people from Central and Eastern Europe, or illegal immigration from the Maghreb?

7. A State Party that has reasonable grounds to suspect that a vessel is engaged in the smuggling of migrants by sea and is without nationality or may be assimilated to a vessel without nationality may board and search the vessel. If evidence confirming the suspicion is found, that State Party shall take appropriate measures in accordance with relevant domestic and international law.

The great issues of our age and the ways in which globalization operates present a serious threat to the objectives of our joint action, and will undoubtedly continue to do so so long as our societies have not evolved to meet these challenges and so long as our geostrategic and economic space has not assimilated basic elements of collective independence accompanied by the power to control the factors that affect our destiny.