The decision belongs to the legislator.

The requirement of equal treatment and prohibition of discrimination also applies to the legislator.

For these reasons, Tunisian law has adopted some measures for the protection of witnesses in terrorist cases, at two levels

In order to facilitate this, the legislator has given the following recommendations to the employers in the law

In order to guarantee the stability of women's employment, legislation makes maternity one of the grounds for suspension of an employment contract.

It considered that it was not unreasonable for the legislator to postpone the amendment of the legislation in order to resolve the issue as part of a general tax reform.

Prostitution is not a criminal offence in the Niger, but the law has provided for a legal mechanism to penalize any person who encourages prostitution or benefits from the proceeds of a woman's prostitution.

Today, however, that legislator would not be able to rescue a single worker, because the local government and police have learned from past experience how to keep busybodies away.

The author had been provided an effective remedy, as the alleged inequality of treatment had been ascertained in national proceedings and was later removed by the legislator.

With regard to police custody for terrorist offences, the legislature has granted relatively long periods of custody in view of the nature and gravity of such offences and in order to take account of the exigencies of investigations into such offences.

The legislator has recently extended the powers granted to the Rabbinical Court when dealing with a husband reluctant to give his wife a Get (divorce decree), thus preventing her from re marrying.

The Yemeni legislature vests the competent courts with the power to impose a prison sentence on any person who is convicted of an offence. No one may be imprisoned other than pursuant to a binding court judgement which, by law, must be enforced by the Department of Public Prosecutions.

However, it allowed the legislator a transitional period, to run until 31 December 2000, to introduce an adequate raise in the remuneration of work as well as revised provisions for social insurance coverage of such work.

If the legislature allows the lawyer to communicate with his client only after the beginning of the extension of the period of custody, it is to preserve the confidentiality of investigations, investigation techniques and the evidence required to establish the facts of a case.

Canada's delegate and Rapporteur at United Nations Expert Working Group on the Implementation of Article 7 (Mutual Assistance) of the 1988 United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances

The Supreme Court of Canada pondered whether or not the legislature intended there to be copyright liability attached to every Internet communication with a real and substantial connection to Canada.

Legislation has sought to rationalize the rules governing nationality, applying the two principles of acquisition of nationality by filiation (jus sanguinis), and the determination of nationality by place of birth (jus soli).

The legislator, when enacting these provisions in 1971, did not indicate that they should not apply to persons bound by law to secrecy, within the meaning of section 218 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.

The late American philosopher John Rawls suggested that the best way to judge the rightness of any social policy is to put oneself in the place of the underdogs before reaching a conclusion.

The Supreme Court concluded that it was for the legislator rather than the judiciary to remove this inequality, and that the fact that a new Income Tax Bill was soon to be submitted to Parliament showed that the legislator was in the process of resolving the problem.

The importance that the law attaches to the elimination of this social scourge can be appreciated from the dissuasive and preventive measures contained in the Penal Code and the Code of Penal Procedure recently adopted by the National Assembly.

The Committee considers that the author has not substantiated any such defects in relation to the Constitutional Court's decision to allow the legislator a transitional period until 31 December 2000 to amend section 200.

In countries where asking a legislature for tax increases and spending cuts is politically difficult, monetization of deficits and eventual inflation may become the path of least resistance.

This proved too much for one Iranian legislator, Akbar Alami, who publicly questioned Ahmadinejad s judgment, saying that even Islam s holiest figures have never made such claims.

Just as the Federal Reserve exists to ensure that monetary policy is not inconsistent with price stability, the Fiscal Stabilization Board would guarantee that spending authority remains in line with the legislated level of taxes.

The 1985 third conference in Nairobi, Kenya not only closed the decade of women, but set a series of member state schedules for removal of legislated gender discrimination in national laws by the year 2000.

Aware also that effective resistance to illegal financing extends beyond deterrence alone to prevention, Tunisian law established a financial analysis committee the functions of which include the tracing and investigation of suspicious operations and transactions, in regard to which it can seek assistance from its counterparts abroad.

4.2 The State party submits that the Supreme Court's finding that the relevant provisions of the Act of 4 July 1990 were incompatible with article 26 of the Covenant, together with its instruction that the legislator amend these provisions, afforded the author adequate redress.

Today, however, that legislator would not be able to rescue a single worker, because the local government and police have learned from past experience how to keep busybodies away. There are more than 1,000 brick plants and coalmines around China, and most are under the protection of corrupt officials.

The late American philosopher John Rawls suggested that the best way to judge the rightness of any social policy is to put oneself in the place of the underdogs before reaching a conclusion. A decision is right if it improves the situation of a society's worst off.

According to article 66 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, anyone remanded in police custody has the right to ask to speak to his lawyer. The designated lawyer is entitled to communicate with the person in police custody from the beginning of the extension of the period of police custody.

3.4 The author adds that the absence of any remedy, other than a merely declaratory judgement of the Supreme Court which did not require the legislator or the executive to take any immediate measures to respect the Covenant, breached his right to an effective remedy under article 26, read in conjunction with article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.

In a 2002 amendment, the legislator extended the single parent privilege under the Sick Pay Law (Absence from Work due to a Child's Sickness), 5753 1993 ( Sick Pay Law (Absence from Work due to a Child's Sickness) ), granting a 12 day leave to tend to a sick child (compared to the standard 8 days).

As mentioned in the comment on article 4 of the Convention, the legislature, in the Penal Code, does not overlook acts which cause harm and pain but do not amount to torture. Article 159 of the Code stipulates that public officials will be punished if they use their official powers to harm individuals.