2. Recourse to interns

3. Recourse to interns

C. Recourse to interns

The possibility of mediation in cases of domestic violence without recourse to penal law appears to have been successfully employed in individual cases.

B. Recourse to consultants and interns

(e) The recourse to money laundering.

2. Recourse to interns . 28 30 8

3. Recourse to interns . 47 48 13

They have no recourse but to surrender.

The Commission also concluded that any person who violated the prohibition of recourse to forced labour in international law bore an individual criminal responsibility.

(j) Consider the means and mechanisms of recourse in international law for female victimization in times of war and military occupation.

Palestinians are said to have no legal recourse.

5. MONITORING AND RECOURSE

(a) Recourse to rule 40 bis of the Rules

and then he turned back to have recourse to his craftiness,

and then he turned back to have recourse to his craftiness,

7. It can therefore be seen from Annex A that every person convicted by a court of law in Singapore is given full recourse to due legal process.

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord.

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord.

on that Day, to your Lord alone is the recourse.

on that Day, to your Lord alone is the recourse.

Recourse to the State Court system was explicitly ruled out.

The increase in the number of petitions is also a result of the option of divorce by common consent without recourse to contested administrative proceedings or a law suit.

There is no deficit and no recourse to the central bank.

However, recent practice showed a considerably increased recourse to the provision.

Due to the absence or limited role of personal guarantees or securities provided by the project sponsors, project finance is said to be non recourse or limited recourse financing.

Recourse to law for the peaceful settlement of disputes has, necessarily, as a corollary, the obligation to implement fully, willingly and in good faith the decisions of the International Court of Justice.

He noted that a society in conflict could have recourse to both human rights law and international humanitarian law and that the right to the truth was implicit in Ms. Hampson's list of subjects for further study (chap. IV of the working paper).

The recourse to ERAs is normally subject to general principles of government procurement.

A consensus should be reached as to whether States having recourse to the illegal use of force should be differentiated from other States and whether the armed conflicts concerned should conform to international law.

No unsolved problem and no abuse can justify recourse to brutal violence.

Recourse to interns cannot make up for the lack of regular staff.

The recourse to the use of interns continued during the reporting period.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse.

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day.

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day.

(b) Recourse proceedings are possible before a court.

In order to address these problems, recourse has been made mainly to technical solutions.

A step forward had been taken by limiting countermeasures, imposing restrictions on their implementation and prohibiting their implementation through recourse to the threat or use of force or the violation of humanitarian law or any other peremptory norm of general international law.

Certainly, recourse to binding settlement procedures could ultimately also be made, if necessary.

Students who feel they have been discriminated against have recourse to the courts.

He has had no judicial recourse to contest the lawfulness of his detention.

Recourse to the advisory jurisdiction of the Court has also been quite rare.

Recourse to extrabudgetary funding was not a stable means of funding the Organization.