De facto landmines.

1.2.2 De facto discrimination

There is inherently a difference between de jure guarantees and de facto implementation.

De facto online censorship using content removal requests

Three formerly de facto abolitionist countries resumed executions.

The Doha Round would then be de facto dead.

Military rule in Algeria continues de facto to this day.

This de facto surrender creates a fertile environment for despotism.

In Canada, U.S. paper sizes are a de facto standard.

Problems with exchange of information on request de facto bank secrecy

Otherwise, de facto bank secrecy in the transmitting State can result.

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

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

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

The result is a de facto separation between news and everything else.

proliferation of nuclear weapons technologies by one de facto nuclear capable state

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

It modified laws and regulations with regard to the definition of a de facto partnership in order for de facto unions to be recognized regardless of the sex of the persons involved.

Thus, she is treated de facto as a non person before the law.

Status of capital punishment in December 2003 de facto abolitionist countries and territoriesa

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

But, less than a year later, the referendum is de facto taking place anyway.

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

Since last December, Somalia has been in a de facto state of civil war.

A de facto policy of inflating away the debt might stoke such fears further.

This would give management considerable de facto independence, since under the one person, one vote principle the larger member countries could no longer block issues just because they are politically inconvenient.

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

Musharraf s personal frankness and integrity appealed to the street and earned him de facto legitimacy.

The Act to amend various legislative provisions concerning de facto spouses was enacted in 1999.

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

The asset side of the balance sheet is maintained in the aggregate, but the management of the assets, particularly the diversification of holdings, can be thought of as prudent and de facto privatized.

Moreover, the ECB already bears de facto responsibility for the stability of the eurozone s banking system.

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.

Prior to Soviet domination, Azerbaijan was not a de jure State, nor did it exert de facto control over the territories it laid claim to.

Indeed, the US Treasury s de facto dominance within the IMF would become a thing of the past.

So, before stepping down, Mahathir went so far as to declare Malaysia a de facto Muslim state.

(Ironically, the upcoming election will de facto serve as the referendum that Papandreou suggested in October 2011.)

Indeed, China s ties with Myanmar s military dictators look set to turn into a de facto military alliance.

The decree was announced by the Ministry of the Interior in the de facto government, Fathi Hammad.

Current copyright laws are occasionally misused in the U.S, and can result in de facto speech restrictions.

A best current practice (BCP) is a de facto level of performance in engineering and information technology.

b) Implement affirmative actions, where needed, to accelerate de facto equality rights of women in all spheres

She wished to caution, however, that de facto polygamy was rife in societies that were nominally monogamous.

Chapter 2 Temporary special measures aimed at accelerating de facto equality between men and women (article 4)

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