Since 2000, however, 11 horizontal cases have been decided by CADE, the Brazilian competition tribunal, and several more have been instituted.

To date, no criminal confiscation proceedings have been instituted on the grounds of financing terrorism.

Awards have also been instituted at various levels to recognize important contributions made to road safety.

Have they associate gods who have instituted for them a religion which Allah hath not allowed ? And had there net been a decisive Word , the affair would have been judged between them .

2. A proceeding before a court of a State shall be considered to have been instituted against another State if that other State

The Department's reorientation and the other changes I had instituted in its structure have certainly been tested in the forge of public opinion.

It is unclear what mechanisms have been instituted to ensure that such officers, and their men, are not redeployed to Ituri district as initially agreed.

Or have they partners with Allah ( false gods ) , who have instituted for them a religion which Allah has not allowed . And had it not been for a decisive Word ( gone forth already ) , the matter would have been judged between them .

Some States have instituted rehabilitation or reconciliation programmes to encourage terrorists to reintegrate with society.

No legislative measure has been instituted to criminalize the arms embargo against these individuals, groups and entities associated with them.

(a) itself instituted the proceeding or

According to tradition, women, even if employed, have their role instituted as the extension of family care.

Brazil and Turkey, for example, have each instituted market friendly policies that have made their economies more flexible and growth more durable.

I have also given more authority to my special representatives and instituted a system of integrated peace operations.

At no time during the civil proceedings instituted against him has he been subject to mandatory detention under United States immigration law.

They state that it would have been untenable for the authors to seek to consolidate defamation proceedings with the criminal proceedings instituted by the authorities they are not aware of this ever having happened before.

It is obvious that the practice of pressing convicts into service on overseas projects has been instituted at the instance of the Chinese government.

First, we have instituted a system of reporting by European Union heads of mission in affected countries, drawing on the list of countries where parties to armed conflict have been censured by the Security Council for their recruitment and use of children.

The President recalled that the CDM Executive Board had been instituted by the COP at its seventh session and had so far functioned under its authority.

In rural areas, community education initiatives had been instituted for children between the ages of three and five and scholarships for girls were available from civil society groups.

The Court considered that the denunciation of the judges was not sufficient to recuse them because it was filed after the proceedings against the author had been instituted.

If an action has been instituted under this instrument by a cargo claimant in a place listed in articles 72 and 72 bis, any subsequent action under this instrument relating to the same occurrence shall at the petition of the defendant be moved to the place where the first action was instituted.

We have also instituted effective reforms of the private sector, and through dialogue the business community is now responding positively to economic and social reforms.

The Canadian Minister of Health instituted National Nursing Week in Canada in 1985.

Police reforms are also being instituted as part of Access to Justice Programme.

Accordingly, the Secretariat has not instituted a formal procedure for submitting project proposals.

Most important, judicial oversight had been instituted over law enforcement bodies to protect the rights of detainees, which would serve as a system of checks and balances against coercive procedures.

2.7 On 24 February 1997 the author instituted amparo proceedings in the Constitutional Court, claiming that her right to an adversary procedure and her right to a defence had been breached.

The conditions were modeled on the form of government recently instituted in Great Britain and, if implemented, would have led to Russia's transformation into a constitutional monarchy.

According to the State party, Portuguese law recognizes this form of State liability, but the authors should in this case have instituted proceedings before the ordinary courts.

However, CEB members consider this an ongoing process, and some of them have included building partnerships as an element for senior managerial competencies and have instituted special awards for individual and team performance.

However, in the private sector, the Government has not been able to enforce such provisions for all private enterprises, although the Social Security Scheme for workers (Jamsostek) has been instituted since 1977 and Indonesia has ratified all core Conventions of ILO.

But Karimov has never condemned torture, and he has instituted no measures to prevent it.

The workload in 2006 2007 will thus be affected by proceedings instituted in previous years.

The precautionary measures instituted by the Public Prosecutor's Office were designed to protect potential victims.

Under the Code, the Government had established family courts and instituted training programmes for officials.

During the period under review, a serious reform of the Territory's tax system was instituted.

Through the World Bank's Multi Donor Trust Fund and bilateral mechanisms with donors, we have instituted a strict system that guarantees transparency and accountability in the disbursement of funds.

However, it was recalled that, according to article 53 of the draft articles on responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts,4 countermeasures were excluded if redress proceedings had been instituted, even by individuals.

The famine was the consequence of collectivization policies instituted by Josef Stalin in the late 1920s.

A class action was instituted by ticket holders against the production company, Production Musicals Donald K.

6.4 The Committee further considers that the proceedings instituted by the second author and his late father have been considerably protracted, spanning a period of 10 years, and thus may be considered to be unreasonably prolonged within the meaning of article 5, paragraph 2 (b), of the Optional Protocol.

51. Reaffirms the importance of the general principle of exhausting administrative remedies before formal proceedings are instituted

Rather than continue a ban on wetlands development instituted by previous administrations, the Bush administration overturned it.

During the inflationary 1970 s, a byzantine system of allowances was instituted to supplement lagging parliamentary salaries.