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Granting Slovak citizenship is possible, for example in cases if the foreigner.
For example, in cases of disfiguring corneal alterations in the eyes of blind patients.
The delivery of a fine mist of drug aerosol particles helps you improve your ventilation efficiency, for example in cases of bronchospasm or chronic hypercapnia.
This could occur, for example, in cases where the property is caught by a statutory freeze.
The intersessional approval process is considered an exceptional way of reaching consensus; for example, in cases when timely release of publications is vital.
This obligation applies, for example, in cases where public services have been partially or fully privatized.
Mr. LANGENBAHN(Liechtenstein) said that the use of firearms in self-defence was permitted if one's assets were endangered, for example in cases of burglary.
For example, in cases of overlap between the different sections of the framework compilation, the reader is directed to other sections where additional relevant proposals can be found.
The situation in which the applicant does not agree to payment of alternative compensation, for example in cases of non-promotion, also needed further consideration.
For example, in cases involving military personnel, the financial burden placed on Member States would include, inter alia, travel-related costs of repatriating the personnel involved and replacing them.
She asked if there were legal advice clinics orlegal aid arrangements to help women take legal action, for example in cases of unequal wages or marital rape.
Individuals and peoples whose rights had been violated, for example in cases of crimes against humanity, had access to a justice system that served the truth and banished fear, revenge, impunity and inequality before the law.
There was always a provision for outside ad hoc expertise,which might be needed on a contingency basis, for example in cases of fraud or forged signatures.
This is important, for example in cases where minority groups make claims for ex gratia payments or claims for compensation through the legal system, because it may enable them to document alleged abuses cf. paragraph 51.
It is also concerned about the unavailability of abortion in practice even when the law permits it, for example in cases of pregnancy resulting from rape. art. 6.
The Special Rapporteur observes that a number of countries still consider breach of migration law to be a criminal offence(for example in cases of irregular entry, lack of a residence permit, the use of an expired residence authorization or unauthorized re-entry after a deportation and re-entry prohibition decision) and is deeply concerned about the resulting detrimental impact, in particular on children, since in most countries migration laws lack a children's rights perspective.
It is worth noting, however, that there are two important factors: first,differences based on gender continue to exist; for example in cases where the retirement age for women is lower than that for men.
Second, children from some racial groups, orindeed their parents, might be more likely to be targeted by traffickers because their racial identity is particularly sought after, for example in cases of adoption.
Bolivia recognized that there were circumstances which called for the urgent criminalization of racism, for example in cases of genocide or in societies where racial discrimination was part of an ideology.
The delegation should describe in further detail the provisions relating to nationality,as that would help the Committee gain a better understanding of the efforts to promote gender equality in inheritance law, for example in cases of mixed marriages.
Retailers are subject to the risk of having a licence revoked if the minimum distance is not met, for example in cases where the re- tail object was opened earlier than medical facilities, or if social facilities were established later.
Was it sufficient for the Public Prosecutor's Office to waive the criminal jurisdiction of the ordinary courts andassign jurisdiction to the military courts for the latter to take action, for example in cases of extrajudicial execution preceded by torture?
The HR Committee was further concerned about the unavailability of abortion in practice even when the law permits it, for example in cases of pregnancy resulting from rape, and by the lack of information on the use of the conscientious objection clause by medical practitioners who refuse to carry out legal abortions.
She wished to know more about how the process of investigation of individual complaints of abuse or torture was facilitated by the central andlocal authorities, for example in cases of abusive enforcement of the population policy.
Ms. Gnacadja regretted that women were still not equal to men before the law;court proceedings involving women's rights, for example in cases involving violence against women, were often agonizingly slow.
The procurement regulations may specify that the extension of the deadline is in particular desirable in situations where the procuring entity faces risks of numerous challenges if it fails to extend the deadline, for example in cases of failures in the procuring entity's communication system.
Nevertheless, if it is established that an utterance has crossed the line of what is acceptable,the authorities will act firmly and decisively, for example in cases involving anti-Semitism, homophobia and threats of physical violence.
One delegation argued that in some situations, it could be important for a judge to have the possibility of awarding costs against a member of the public bringing a case before the court,to prevent an abuse of the right to bring such cases, as for example in cases where this is done not for environmental but commercial reasons.
On the other hand, the possibilities of prosecution of crimes of an extraterritorial nature might be extended by applying the principle of nationality,the principle of"extradite or prosecute" or, for example in cases of generally acknowledged international crimes, even the principle of universality;