Will it be the legal immigration of easily assimilated people from Central and Eastern Europe, or illegal immigration from the Maghreb?

Under Greek law the exercise of fundamental rights could not be assimilated to terrorist acts, unless innocent people were thereby harmed.

A woman who has received a proper formal education or who has assimilated a sound informal education will be able to

The Victims of Offences' Rights Law, 5761 2001 ( Victims of Offences' Rights Law ) and regulations are gradually assimilated into the various relevant bodies.

EurepGAP has replaced or assimilated various regional, product group and retailer specific standards and has integrated regulatory requirements on HACCP, MRLs and traceability.

1.5G individuals are often bilingual and find it easier to be assimilated into the local culture and society than people who immigrated as adults.

Some schools like the Jain, Buddhist, Shaiva and Advaita survived, but others like Samkhya and Ajivika did not they were either assimilated or went extinct.

Chapter IV concerns the offences and violations in that matter, thus extending the field of penal unlawfulness by instituting acts assimilated to terrorist acts (art.

The Puerto Rican people had a rich Hispanic cultural background with a worldwide reputation, wished to preserve their cultural identity and should not be culturally assimilated into the United States.

States Parties to this Covenant shall ensure, as much as possible, that refugee children, or those legally assimilated to this status, enjoy the rights provided for in this Covenant within their national legislation.

The child of unknown descent or who is legally assimilated to this status shall have the right to guardianship and care but without adoption. He shall have a right to a name, title and nationality.

However, effective monitoring requires that information be assimilated and digested imply results for those reporting (such as additional funding for demonstrated commitment) and form the basis of discussion, research, technical support, or sharing of lessons learned.

The great majority of the Sogdian people assimilated with other local groups such as the Bactrians, Chorasmians, and in particular with Persians and came to speak Persian, and in 819 AD founded the Samanid Empire in the region.

The Ainu were becoming increasingly marginalized on their own land over a period of only 36 years, the Ainu went from being a relatively isolated group of people to having their land, language, religion and customs assimilated into those of the Japanese.

Art. 33 (1) The following are assimilated to acts of terrorism b) The recruitment, training and preparation of terrorist entities in the use of firearms, ammunition, explosives, chemical, biological, bacteriological or nuclear weapons, as well as in order to facilitate acts of terrorism.

This same mechanism, we hope, will allow these patients, not only to imagine again the movements that they want to make and translate them into movements of this new body, but for this body to be assimilated as the new body that the brain controls.