On 16 April 1996, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, without reasons, referring to section 101a of the Judiciary Act.

Referring to domestic law in this regard, it points out that, while the Regional Court hearings were held in chambers, i.e., were not open to the public, the Appeal Court hearings were held in public.

Thirdly, referring the matter to the International Criminal Court ensures that credible and timely action will be taken against persons charged with atrocities and serious crimes.

We also welcome the examples set by Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Central African Republic in referring their particular situations to the Court.

Referring to resolution A above,

Failure to do so, in the view of Goldstone s commission, should result in the Security Council referring the matter to the prosecutor for the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

Considers it imperative to dispel the climate of impunity that is conducive to war crimes and crimes against humanity by referring all perpetrators of these crimes to the International Criminal Court

The general prosecutor is murder friendly, a friend, referring to Syrian President Bashar al Assad, told me as we watched former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak s trial in the Police Academy s criminal court.

I conclude by referring to Security Council reform.

The name comes from three Latin based words Spectro, referring to the optical spectrum, Helio, referring to the Sun and Scope, as in telescope.

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Bislama term referring to various customary beliefs and practices.

I am of course referring to Security Council reform.

Referring to the Committee's jurisprudence, the author notes that the Supreme Court in his case had already substantially decided the same question in issue and that therefore there was no need for recourse to further litigation.

The representative of Spain, referring to the suggestion made by some speakers that the General Assembly should request an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice, said that the matter was not a completely new one.

I wish to conclude by referring to two other issues.

4.8 The State party, referring to the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, explains that, under the concept of discrimination, situations that are the same are treated in the same way, and situations that are different are treated differently.

Referring to the court decision to dissolve an association that had used the word Turk in its name, she said that the aims and writings of that association had been contrary to public order and the interests of the Greek State.

Insofar as the author complains that his right to petition the Committee was curtailed by the fact that the Supreme Court confined itself to merely referring to section 101a, the State party submits that the decision of the Supreme Court in no way affected the detailed reasons given by the courts in earlier stages of the proceedings.

When referring to a third person, honorifics are used except when referring to one's family members while talking to a non family member, or when referring to a member of one's company while talking to a customer or someone from another company this is the uchi soto (in out) distinction.

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For starters, motives are often mixed (Roosevelt, after all, was referring to Cuba).

DHS declined an interview request, instead referring PRI's The World to its website.

The chapter referring to the future of these multilateral approaches echoes this concern.

Examples were given, referring to legislation enacted in South Africa, Venezuela and Panama.

Referring only to mercenary individuals allowed a mercenary company to operate without liability.

Examples of NTBs also include regulations referring to technical requirements, either directly or by referring to or incorporating the content of a (mandatory or voluntary) standard, technical specification or code of practice, in order to

Stop talking that monkey language, they were told, with monkey language referring to Spanish.

We commend the progress the ICTY is making in referring cases to national jurisdictions.

Referring to its decision 1 (65) of 18 August 2004 on the same subject,

However, views were also expressed against referring to domestic legislation in draft article 73.

Let me illustrate the value of that asymmetrical approach by referring to an example.

Gibraltar retains its own court system, which includes lower courts (Court of First Instance, Coroner's Court, Magistrate's Court), a Court of Appeals and a Supreme Court.

He was referring to the armed Salafi groups that were accused of destroying Sufi shrines.

Many thought he was referring to the Saudi Muslim Brotherhood members and other Islamist figures.

If God is willing, next Friday (referring to a terrorist attack) will be in Bahrain.

First and foremost, we are referring to the implementation of Security Council resolution 1540 (2004).

2.6 The following medical information was provided referring to the conclusions of several Swedish doctors.

Resolutions and decisions referring to matters which are drawn to the attention of the Commission

In a monograph published in 2000 Anthony Aust, referring to Oppenheim (quoted above), noted that

Referring to the statement of the urgent needs as submitted by the Government of Niger

Mr. Boolell (Mauritius), referring to question 1, said that specific measures to enforce rights under the Covenant had not been deemed necessary, because section 17 of the Constitution provided for the enforcement of human rights, and the Supreme Court could determine any contravention of such rights.

Graffiti in Syria, Your turn has come, doctor , referring to President (and ophthalmologist) Bashar Al Assad.

These laws were called the Gabo Reform, referring to the year (1894) in which they began.

They were responsible for talking to victims of domestic violence and referring them to treatment centres.