Moreover, the Draft Prevention and Resolution of Domestic Violence Act gives the definition of household member covering spouse, former spouse, de facto spouse, legitimate child, adopted child, family members including any person living in the household, excluding tenants.

A programme is deemed specific, if it is granted selectively, in law or in fact, to a group of enterprises.

The systematic exclusion in law or in fact of groups from positions of power, employment in State institutions and key professions such as teaching, the judiciary and the police.

Military rule in Algeria continues de facto to this day.

(b) Countries that became or consider themselves as de facto abolitionist

We recognize that, in its composition, the Security Council does not reflect current geopolitical realities.

Three formerly de facto abolitionist countries resumed executions.

Through market dominance, private voluntary standards such as EurepGAP become de facto mandatory.

Moreover, the chances that Iraqi Kurdistan will achieve de facto or de jure independence are greater than ever.

In many secessionist regions, like Catalonia in Spain, they are de facto the official idiom.

The Constitutional Revision of 2001 has opened the way for real (de facto) gender equality.

Retentionist countries that were de facto abolitionist at the beginning of 1999

I wish to recall once again that Morocco has always implemented de facto many of the Ottawa Convention's provisions.

During the several decades of war, a number of de facto districts were created and district administrators were appointed to them.

In parts of southern Yemen, an Al Qaeda affiliate, Ansar al Sharia, functions as a de facto government.

Thus, the Brothers rise has de facto also decided the internal Palestinian power struggle.

The Special Rapporteur himself had recognized the problem and proposed to replace the term ipso facto with the word necessarily .

Since the NATO intervention in 1999, Kosovo has been de facto separated from Serbia and Montenegro, although de jure it remains part of that country.

Calls upon States that have recently lifted or announced the lifting de facto or de jure of moratoriums on executions once again to commit themselves to suspend such executions

In some countries, such as the US, ownership and control are separated, and companies arede facto controlled by professional managers.

De facto multiculturalism as manifested in most societies should therefore be transformed into the values of pluralism and mutual coexistence.

(a) That the mere fact of belonging to a racial or ethnic group or one of the aforementioned groups is not a sufficient reason, de jure or de facto, to place a person in pretrial detention.

Tajikistan became de facto abolitionist on legally establishing a moratorium on executions without limit of time in 2004.

Such statements are always reproduced in the verbatim records and are, ipso facto, part of the official documentation of the Conference on Disarmament.

The construction, if it were to be irreversible, would constitute a de facto annexation of a substantial part of the West Bank.

The issue, therefore, is when is a person within the jurisdiction of a State, notwithstanding that the act complained of occurred outside national territory? Jurisdiction involves the assertion of authority, de facto or de jure.

Indeed, Israeli settlements have amounted to de facto Israeli annexation of territory into which Palestinians seek to expand their state.

At last, Japan would become a fully functioning democracy, and not a de facto one party state run by bureaucrats.

None of them had abolished the death penalty or become de facto abolitionist by the end of 2003.

The country became de facto abolitionist in 2001 on the basis that the last execution had been carried out in Chad in 1991.

In accordance with article 156, paragraph 2, of the Convention, all States parties to the Convention are ipso facto members of the Authority.

The Committee is concerned that in the proposed racial discrimination law, the protection it affords will not cover migrants from the Mainland despite the widespread de jure and de facto discrimination against them on the basis of their origin.

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The de facto default by Greece early this year ended investors complacency.

This whole tangle of debts was finally de facto written off in 1932 in the middle of the global slump.

Now that we know these messengers are de facto impervious to surveillance by Russia s intelligence community, I think interest in them will increase in Russia.

Amnesty International, Stop Child Executions! Ending the Death Penalty for Child Offenders, AI Index ACT 50 001 2004, p. 10.

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By making these boats presence appear ordinary, China seeks to establish its jurisdiction in the waters surrounding the islands as a fait accompli.

There would then be a de facto Sunni state in the rest of Syria, cut off from the country s wealth and access to the sea.

It is the de facto official language and the Administration of Justice (Language) Act (Ireland) 1737 prohibits the use of languages other than English in legal proceedings.

Given the de facto acceptance of passive military uses of outer space (e.g., reconnaissance satellites), the significance of the peaceful uses' of space clause was underlined.

This is a lower figure than the seven formerly de facto abolitionist countries that resumed executions during the quinquennium 1994 1998.

Draft article 3 likewise posed a problem with its categorical statement that the outbreak of an armed conflict did not ipso facto terminate or suspend the operation of treaties.

Central authority is gradually eroding as the country continues to splinter into ethnic and sectarian regions, with a de facto Kurdish sovereign state already well established in the north.