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Human rights had been interpreted differently throughout history.
The section will clarify the use of terms such as aggregates andindicators that have been interpreted very differently.
The last category has been interpreted under this mandate to include, but not be limited to, abductions and disappearances, and child soldiers.
The discovery of genes for homologous recombination in protists-a diverse group of eukaryotic microorganisms-has been interpreted as evidence that meiosis emerged early in the evolution of eukaryotes.
This provision has been interpreted to include physically brutal treatment and to extend to needlessly harsh, degrading or dehumanizing treatment.
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The nine roses are decorative,although they have falsely been interpreted as referring to Finland's nine historical provinces.
While hostilities have not ceased, this communiqué, coupled with recent movements of AFL andLPC in the Firestone Plantation has, however, been interpreted as an anti-NPFL realignment.
State obligations regarding the right to education have been interpreted under international human rights law, establishing the right as justiciable.
At no time has this provision been used,as the Committee would have it, to restrict the enjoyment of civil rights under the Constitution or been interpreted by a judge as a way to institute proceedings.
The notion of"international organizations" has been interpreted broadly as encompassing regional and subregional organizations, as well as other organizations with demonstrated international expertise.
Before responding to the General Assembly's request that options be given for dealing with frivolous litigation,the Council believes that a review of selected decisions of the Tribunals would be useful to give an impression of how abuse of proceedings has been interpreted.
This deletion has been interpreted by some regional governments as a prohibition on such funds engaging in microcredit and, in some cases, as a prohibition on existence of such funds.
Article 3 of the European Convention of Human Rights, which bars torture or cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment,has long been interpreted to bar return to another country if there is a'real risk' of torture or inhuman treatment there.
The Marshall decisions of the United States Supreme Court have been interpreted as being both good and bad: good in the sense that Marshall insisted upon the recognition of Indian land rights and the right to self-government; however, Marshall's construction of these rights was within the framework of the doctrine of discovery.
However, Japanese diplomatic messages regarding a possible Soviet mediation-intercepted through Magic, andmade available to Allied leaders-have been interpreted by some historians to mean,"the dominant militarists insisted on preservation of the old militaristic order in Japan, the one in which they ruled.
Although the term"agency or organization" as used in Article 277 has not been interpreted by the courts, it was explained to include agencies and foreign organizations in Viet Nam or international organizations, unless Viet Nam's international treaties stipulate otherwise.
Section 11 applies the provisions of this law to the State,and has been interpreted broadly as applying to a host of public places, including schools, libraries, pools, stores, and all other places serving the public.
Therefore, possible that the statements of our representatives could have been interpreted as'political', for example with regard to imprisonments, the principle and application of capital punishment, or even respect for freedom of thought.
The Marshall decisions of the United States Supreme Court have been interpreted as being both good and bad: good in the sense that Marshall insisted upon the recognition of Indian land rights and the right to self-government; however, Marshall's construction or prescription of such rights was within the framework of the doctrine of discovery.
But he still believed that international case law offered several instances in which a treaty had been interpreted or modified by acquiescence in the form of silence the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission, the ICJ Temple of Preah Vihear case, the Taba award, the Filleting within the Gulf of St. Lawrence arbitral award.
The election results can be interpreted as a certain criticism of T.
Which should be interpreted in good faith and in the light of its object and purpose.
It depends on how price signals are interpreted,' the researcher noted.
The results are interpreted in terms of Weber's idea of rationalization.
Stationary plant" should be interpreted primarily as"process plant.
Colours can be interpreted as follow.
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Moreover, the index value is interpreted as the price of this instrument.
The lines of the figure can be interpreted as a letter"F" lying.
The concept of independence of centralized evaluations is interpreted differently by stakeholders in different positions; and.