And that's kind of arbitrary.

There were three essential areas of importance in studying sexual abuse the frequency and repetitiveness of the abuse, the silence of the victims, and the unawareness of the mothers of victims.

Corruption, nepotism, repression, misuse of power are everywhere ...

And that reserve ratio requirement if you think about it, it's kind of arbitrary.

Meanest, orneriest, sneakingest critter in the whole river, boy. A gar.

Referring to the bio psycho social treatment provided to victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence, she said that women could not fully recover from their ordeals until their abusers were imprisoned.

The current situation is becoming increasingly acute due to arbitrariness on the part of unilateralist forces.

A law on land has not been adopted and arbitrary and forced evictions continue to occur.

And, as the rich kowtow to the authorities to protect their wealth, a strong check on official arbitrariness disappears.

Abuse of the asylum system, designed to protect refugees, must also be avoided.

The economy was on its knees, and the abuse of trade union power had made Britain almost ungovernable.

In this context, the International Civilian Mission appears to the victims of repression and their relatives as some kind of recourse from the purely arbitrary.

(32) The General Assembly, States and national and international organizations should work towards closer monitoring of organ transplantation in order to prevent abuses.

Pushed to the wall in this way, many Palestinians are beginning to see no other option for fulfilling their national aspirations than radical tactics.

In the absence of necessary and sufficient disciplines, a risk exists that technical regulations and standards could be abused and adopted and applied solely to protect domestic industries.

An important decision of the Family Court had ordered a husband to pay his wife punitive damages for abuse, scorn, humiliation and enslavement.

The notion of arbitrariness includes notions of capriciousness, injustice, unpredictability, disproportionality or unreasonableness.

This can be seen in the work of governmental and non governmental organizations, for example, on juvenile justice, victims of crime and abuse of power and the treatment of prisoners.

This means that 80pc out of the one million Kuwaitis are in the opposition.

The protesters have always thought that the army was protecting them from police brutality, and the violence of the security forces and the republic guard, but this turns out to be a lie.

85. The concern was expressed that the words quot if it appears ... quot and other elements in the provision introduced some uncertainty and the possibility of arbitrariness.

This is a result of psychological pressure, direct and indirect threats and a tolerated local administrative arbitrariness infringing on the personal interests of those actively expressing their Bulgarian identity.

The Arab centres had conducted awareness raising seminars on sexual abuse and had organized training workshops for teachers, members of the medical profession, law enforcement officers and the general public.

It is indeed a painful exercise to discuss an issue such as the question of Palestine, which involves grave injustice, repression and suffering that surpasses all limits.

(a) The questions and comments by the CTC in the consideration of State reports in relation to human rights sensitive issues and in order to avoid misunderstandings or abuse

The many references to East Timor give us official confirmation that Washington recognizes that arbitrariness rules in Dili and that the trial of Xanana Gusmão was a judicial farce.

1128 2002 (Marques de Morais v. Angola) the Committee examined whether the author's arrest and subsequent detention were arbitrary.

Such inconsistency, even arbitrariness, in upholding the principles and purposes of the Charter are far from being contributory to the strengthening of world peace and security, much less to the adoption and affirmation of the quot Agenda for Peace quot .

Therefore, the Belize proposals, while giving full scope to the present, somewhat arbitrary, continental regions, also emphasize a variety of types of genuine security regions.

Iraq also asserts that claims based on a reduction in the inherent value of a site should not be compensated because any attempt to value such losses is bound to be arbitrary.

In respect of both convictions, he had invoked violations of article 5 (1) of the European Convention, that is, the alleged arbitrariness of his detention on account of the non observance of certain procedural requirements in the extradition proceedings.

Clearly, deliberate political harassment is our daily lot. With complete arbitrariness, at the jailer apos s whim the prisoners are held in maximum security units or sent to solitary confinement.

Authoritarian regimes, especially those with severe income and wealth inequality, inherently create a risk of arbitrariness, unpredictability, and instability.

92. A serious case of abuse of power involving a so called quot secret prison quot at Chheu Kmau outside Battambang came to the notice of the Special Representative after his first report.

44. It often was somewhat arbitrary to distinguish TCDC activities that supported institution building from those which supported the exchange of data and experience via networking.

After years of tyranny and injustice, during which the occupying Powers had refused to implement the principle of the right of peoples to self determination, new political and legal concepts were now being put forward to replace that principle.

4.3 As to the author apos s claim concerning the alleged arbitrary and biased nature of the decisions administrative and judicial adopted against him, the Committee notes that they relate primarily to the evaluation of a complex factual situation by the Finnish authorities and courts.

The Working Group decided that his arrest and continued detention were arbitrary, that his trial did not meet international standards for fairness, and that there was evidence that he might have been tortured while under detention.

At the same time, there is also recognition of the need for longer term solutions to domestic violence and, in particular, violence against women and children. The problem of family violence and the treatment of victims needs also to be placed in the context of international developments concerning the rights of women and children.

The Committee recalled its jurisprudence, according to which the notion of arbitrariness was not to be equated with against the law , but had to be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.

In addition, under article 8 of the European Convention, interference must be necessary to be consistent with the article, which is a stricter standard than an absence of arbitrariness required under article 17 of the Covenant.

The Committee considers that the author has failed to substantiate, for purposes of admissibility, that the conduct of the courts of the State party amounted to arbitrariness or a denial of justice and therefore declares both claims inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.

An important challenge is to ensure that multilateral trade rules do not constrain the ability of countries to achieve their regulatory objectives, i.e. to separate what is legitimate regulation from protectionist abuse (needless discrimination).

If not provided with the necessary support and advice during this critical period, Liberia faces the risk of repeating the pattern of abuse of power, institutional breakdown and violence that has plagued the country for the past 25 years.

In accordance with the Committee's constant jurisprudence, the notion of arbitrariness is not to be equated with against the law , but must be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.