(a) Any gaps in domestic legislation on racial discrimination.

(f) Amend domestic legislation to ensure that acts of torture are considered universal crimes

He asked the State party to specify how domestic legislation guaranteed that requirement in the event of a state of emergency.

In addition, it had put in place the necessary domestic legislation on terrorism and was in full compliance with its obligations under the various Security Council resolutions.

These measures relate to preparations of laws and other regulations with the aim to harmonize domestic legislation with the EU legislation.

Unlike Dalit Sikhs and Buddhists, Muslim and Christian Dalits had not been granted Scheduled Caste status under domestic legislation.

However, the following domestic legislations provide the legislative framework to deal with acts of terrorism and activities related to it

Greece had incorporated into its domestic law European legislation depoliticizing acts of terrorism.

However, the Committee is concerned that all domestic legislation does not fully conform to the principles and provisions of the Convention.

In ratifying this treaty and implementing the relevant domestic legislation, the Government will demonstrate its commitment to eradicating torture.

The Scottish Parliament, however, is able to legislate over health services, education, local government, housing, criminal and civil justice, and economic development.

Other noteworthy achievements are the establishment of ministries for communication, communities, returns and migration, and the approval of legislation for economic reform.

According to the authors, the State party's observations contradict Spanish domestic legislation and reflect a lack of good faith by the State party.

In addition, it had already submitted five reports to the Counter Terrorism Committee and would continue to cooperate with the Council by adopting appropriate domestic legislation and procedures.

The Committee regrets that no statistics were provided on cases where the relevant provisions of domestic legislation concerning racial discrimination were applied.

The overwhelming majority of countries already outlaw child marriage through domestic legislation or are signatories to international treaties that prohibit it.

Legislation concerning local government in England is the responsibility of the UK parliament and the Government of the United Kingdom, as England has no devolved parliament.

Reference was made to provisions of national penal codes and other domestic legislation establishing as criminal offences participation in an organized criminal group, laundering of the proceeds of crime, corruption and obstruction of justice, and explanations were provided of the specific elements of such offences in domestic provisions.

Reference was made to provisions of national penal codes and other domestic legislation establishing as criminal offences participation in an organized criminal group, laundering of the proceeds of crime, corruption and obstruction of justice, and explanations were provided of the specific elements of such offences in domestic provisions.

The general approach taken in Australia to human rights and other conventions1 is to ensure that domestic legislation, policies and practice comply with the Convention prior to ratification.

The term has also been used to define a dominant federal government that seeks to control the authority of local institutions an example being the overriding of state authority in favor of federal legislation.

The language of the Declaration reflects both the values and the ethics of the Ugandan people and is consistent with our highest laws, enshrined in Uganda's constitution and in other relevant domestic legislation.

National Legislations

Legislation and implementation

Domestic legislation

Incorporation into law

Housing legislation

Under the US Constitution, domestic legislation (as opposed to international treaties) requires a simple majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate to be sent to the president for signature.

There is another project which chief aim is to promote, educate and divulge existing legislation through national and regional seminaries and lectures, and using some newspapers and periodicals and community radios.

Draft paragraph 2 did not appear in the Model Law but had been incorporated in the domestic legislation of several jurisdictions to balance the general principle enunciated in draft paragraph 1.

The Committee is concerned that the process of legislative reform to guarantee the rights of the child and to ensure that domestic legislation is in full conformity with the Convention has still not been completed.

The EU competition policy is first and foremost a tool to break down national boundaries between member States and complete the unification of the common market, hence the need to control the anticompetitive conduct of both public and private actors. The system accommodates the competition policies of member states so long as they do not interfere with the enforcement of competition law at the Community level.

An amendment to article 90 of the Constitution provided that international conventions including the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women prevailed over all domestic legislation.

Recognizing the importance of strengthening national legislation and institutions for the promotion of racial harmony and for the effective enforcement of such legislation,

Incorporation into law

Legislation with respect to nuclear materials

Legislation with respect to biological weapons

Legislation with respect to chemical weapons

According to the current legislation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are no groups without entitlement to social security, meaning that women's rights to these benefits are not violated.

Reference to national legislation

Some speakers identified gaps in the domestic legislative coverage of such offences, referring for instance to the insufficient scope of predicate offences to money laundering or to gaps in the constitutive elements of the offence of obstruction of justice.

Some speakers identified gaps in the domestic legislative coverage of such offences, referring for instance to the insufficient scope of predicate offences to money laundering or to gaps in the constitutive elements of the offence of obstruction of justice.

In 1998, the Committee had been replaced by the Higher National Human Rights Committee, which was mandated to ensure the incorporation of the provisions of international instruments into domestic legislation and oversee their implementation.

Taking note of the rights of all migrants and their obligation to respect national legislation, including legislation on migration,

(a) The lack of legislation governing alternative care in the State party and the long delays in adopting such legislation