(e) An interim injunction or other interim order.

The Government has prepared a draft law, which will enter into force on 1 July 2005, that provides for a new protective remedy for victims of domestic violence, namely the issuance of a temporary restraining order by the police and a restraining order by the Courts, accompanied by fines if intentionally disregarded, and has decided to improve the support services available to such victims.

It is unclear why there were such an high number of males who sought restraining order in 2002.

A mail in vote by members decided 368 320 to permit women in the society, but a group of alumni led by William F. Buckley obtained a temporary restraining order to block the move, arguing that a formal change in bylaws was needed.

We pray that that will only be temporary.

The availability of supplementary funds is unpredictable and impermanent.

The Director of Public Prosecutions would also be empowered to apply for a restraint order to prevent any person from disposing of or otherwise dealing with any interest in that property.

Limited direct support from home Governments is another restricting factor.

But in football, the elimination of an adversary is always temporary.

A battle of opinions is being waged on social networks, with many of Kashgari's fellow Saudi citizens continuing to argue for him to be tried. Their calls seem to be outnumbered by calls from members of the international community, as well as citizens of Saudi Arabia and Malaysia, for Malaysia not to extradite Kashgari.

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Clause 34 would empower any customs officer, immigration officer or police officer to apply to a judge in Chambers for a restraint order in respect of property he has reasonable grounds to believe is intended for use in the commission of a terrorist act or that the property is terrorist property.

Tentative schedule of work

Summary record of the 2nd meeting

Provisional timetable of meetings and events

He contends that the proper test is whether there is a restrictive effect on political opinion through its omission in the Ontario Code.

The programme of work as presented is provisional.

A final advantage of this solution is that it would be temporary.

in 2000, and given the temporary designation S 2000 S 9.

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In this context, the formation of a new Government of National Unity and the adoption of a national interim Constitution with strong human rights provisions will present new opportunities to engage the parties at the negotiating table and move the political process forward.

Week of 8 12 May 2006 (tentative)

But the US is not suffering from a temporary, cyclical malady.

A stabilization fund has been established, but on a temporary basis.

They do this by appointing teachers temporarily on an ad hoc basis .

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Also, any response listed in the PIC Circular that does not address importation is considered to be an interim response that does not contain an interim decision.

All of this may have caused a temporary improvement in house prices.

It is a technical issue on a temporary, interim basis nothing else.

Israel states that the barrier is a temporary structure to meet security needs.

Article 1 specifies that quotas are a temporary measure.

(f) Freezing or seizure shall mean temporarily prohibiting the transfer, conversion, disposition or movement of property or temporarily assuming custody or control of property on the basis of an order issued by a court or other competent authority

(1) Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, a party may, without notice to any other party, make a request for an interim measure together with an application for a preliminary order directing a party not to frustrate the purpose of the interim measure requested.

Furthermore, the present draft resolution is an arrangement of a tentative nature.

The sentence was accompanied by a 10 year ban from French territory.

They also established the Multilateral Fund on an interim basis at that time.

Of all maintenance legislation affecting Pacific women, Vanuatu legislation is the most restrictive as seen in Niurrie v Niurrie (1996).

At the United Kingdom's request, members of the European Community, Australia, New Zealand and Canada adopted trade sanctions including a temporary prohibition on all imports of Argentine products, which ran contrary to article XI 1 and possibly article III of GATT.

The Committee recommends that, given the cost of building and removing a temporary structure, full information be presented to the General Assembly on the relative costs and merits of constructing a permanent structure instead.

I left my schoolbag at my house in al Jura, we thought it was temporary.

It has two permanent tiers of seating, a temporary third one was added for the World Cup.

In 1999, Microsoft released Windows 98 Second Edition, an interim release.

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