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Based on section 12 of the Constitution Act of Finland, everyone ' s property is secured.
The Committee observes that the author ' s expulsion was based on section 22 of the Aliens Act.
Based on Section 12 of the Civil Code the person is a minor if he/she is under 18 unless he/she has already married.
The definition of" enterprises" is based on section B(i)(3) of the Set of Principles and Rules.
Based on section 55 of MACMA, the examination of a person giving evidence may be conducted through a video link.
The definition of" enterprises" is based on section B(i)(3) of the Set of Principles and Rules.
Based on section 15a of the Constitution Act of Finland, the public authorities are required to promote the right to housing.
Reunification with the family who lives outside Europe is conducted based on Section 36 of the Residence Act.
Based on section 4 of the legal code, all accomplices of the riot will become Imperial soldiers and swear allegiance to the Emperor.
The assistance on identifying andtracing proceeds of crime can be provided based on sections 47 and 49 of MACMA.
In those circumstances a theoretical remedy based on section 26 of the Danish Act on Tort does not seem to be an effective remedy within the meaning of the Convention.
Even though the merger project was initiated abroad,the Bundeskartellamt assumed its prohibitory power based on section 130(2) of the German Act against Restraints of Competition(ARC).
Based on section 16(3) of MACMA, the examination of a person giving evidence may be conducted through a video link in line with UNCAC article 46(18).
The assistance on freezing ofproceeds of crime can be afforded based on sections 47, 48 of MACMA and sections 134-138 of POCA.
The Court also noted that based on section 19, paragraph 2, of the Official Language Law, a person can request to have his/her name also reproduced in its original form on official documents.
In a letter of 2 February 2006 to their lawyer, the Compensation Board requested medical evidence supporting the petitioners 'claim, based on section 3 of the Liability for Damages Act, which sets out that an injured person is only eligible for compensation if she or he has been medically ill.
Based on Section 10 of the Equal Employment Opportunities Law, the Court ordered the respondent to pay compensation in the amount of 30,000 NIS($7,500) to the plaintiff, considering the specific circumstances of the case.
The Working Women 's Network stated that there was only one final judgement based on section 4 of the Labour Standards Law which held that the female plaintiff ' s work was" work of equal value" to that of a male comparator.
Based on Section 10 of the Equal Employment Opportunities Law, the Court ordered the respondent to pay 30,000 NIS($7,500) compensation to the plaintiff, considering the specific circumstances of the case.
Following such allegations, the Government replied on 14 April 2008, stating that the three concerned persons were indeeddetained following a regular judicial procedure based on Section 4 of the Law on the production and distribution of tracts aimed at inciting to undermine national unity.
Based on section 331 of the Criminal Procedure Act, he was afforded a completely new trial before the Agder Court of Appeal, in which the Court examined all aspects of the case, including the facts and applicable law.
The continuity of the work of the Intervention Centres wassafeguarded by the conclusion of a five-year commissioning contract, based on section 25, paragraph 3 of the Police Act(SPG) and coming into effect in 2001, between the Federal Ministry of the Interior and the Federal Ministry of Health and Women ' s Issues and the Intervention Centres.
Based on section J(Women and the media) of the Platform for Action, IAWRT presented a statement of views and proposals targeted to the public and to media practitioners. The statement was widely distributed to non-governmental organizations and to official delegates to the special session.
The authors submit that prior to the enactment of the Treaty of Waitangi(Fisheries Claims) Settlement Act 1992,they had a right of access to a court or tribunal based on section 88 of the Fisheries Act to protect, determine the nature and extent, and to enforce their common law and Treaty of Waitangi fishing rights or interests.
The panel had upheld the complaints brought against the United States of America by India, Malaysia, Pakistan and Thailand, challenging the consistency with WTOrules of the United States import restrictions, based on section 609 of the United States Endangered Species Act and regulations issued under it insisting on protection and conservation of sea turtles through the use of turtle excluder devices, and banning imports of shrimp from countries not certified by the United States to be using such devices.
In response to a question based on section 28 of the Fair Competition Act, 2009 allowing certain practices to be authorized by the Commission, a representative of the Seychelles delegation said that the section had always drawn considerable criticism and was therefore never fully applied; it would soon be replaced by block exemption regulation.
The State party recalls that the Court of Appeal refused togrant the appeal regarding count II(c) based on section 321 of the Criminal Procedure Act, which states that" an appeal to the Court of Appeal may be disallowed if the Court finds it obvious that the appeal will not succeed" and that" a decision to refuse consent or to disallow an appeal must be unanimous".
Based on sections 1521 and 1507[articles 21 and 7 MLCBI] of Chapter 15 of the United States Bankruptcy Code(enacting the Model Law in the United States), the applicant requested ex parte relief recognizing and enforcing these orders so as to access the debtor ' s e-mail accounts stored on the servers of two Internet service providers located in the United States.
The Committee was informed that UNAMSIL hasprepared a preliminary assets disposal plan based on section IV of General Assembly resolution 49/233 A, which takes into account the recommendation of the Committee stipulating that the proposed transfer of assets to a host Government be submitted to the Committee and then to the General Assembly for review and approval(see A/55/874, para. 53).