mandatory grounds for refusing to extradite

denied 302 US 695 (1937) (lower court following the Karnuth decision).

These people feel rejected and unrecognized.

The men had gathered after learning that Washington refused to provide them with financial assistance.

But sometimes democracy is best served by refusing to participate.

In return, Palestinians would need to pledge to reject the use of violence and terror once and for all.

2nd 772 (1986)), reviewed the trial judge's evidentiary hearing and reaffirmed the denial of a new trial

It is a way for a people in doubt to affirm and define their confused identity by rejecting that of the newcomer s.

The EU ran aground two years ago when France and the Netherlands said no to the European constitution.

In a judgement of 29 December 1999, the Fifth Chamber rejected the appeal.

It revoked Snowden s passport, and wrote to governments asking them to reject any asylum request that he might make.

Any alien who does not leave the territory of the Sultanate within the duly specified period, despite having been notified that the renewal of his residence has been denied.

The refusal to register the Krishna group as a religious association was appealed to the Minsk Central District Court in 2002.

Any conduct that runs counter to the United Nations Charter, such as the annexation of territories, must always be repudiated by the international community as a whole.

On 2 September 2004, the Central District of Minsk Court ruled to dismiss a motion for release by Mr. Marynich.

But the failure of the referendum in France carries more serious consequences than the EDC s rejection.

This is critical, as Pinochet has sought to deny his competency.

Now it seems that, according to the committee that rejected my nomination, adhering to the principles of most Christian churches is a cause for such a moral disqualification.

Are we free not to be radiated or groped? We are not.

The French exception is the product of an encounter between a peculiar political and intellectual history and the rejection of the elites currently in power.

However, the commitment was weak, as major polluters like Canada, US, Japan, Russia, Australia and New Zealand refused to sign into this second period.

4.13 The State party then sets outs in detail its reasons for refusing, on 18 December 2001, the asylum claims of the complainant and his wife.

The authors, firstly, rely on the Committee's decision in Singer to reject any ground of inadmissibility on the grounds of corporate rights.

If the Palestinians would only reject violence and terror and discontinue unhelpful rhetoric, they would establish the climate necessary for moving forward towards cooperation and peace.

The process of developing and coming to terms with a new national idea cannot begin and end with a rejection of the very concept.

And populists who promise to restore national sovereignty by rejecting Europe, fighting Islamization, and kicking out immigrants are exploiting this distrust.

BRUSSELS In 2005, France and the Netherlands both voted no to a constitutional treaty for the European Union, derailing years of integration efforts.

Why this paradox? A vote that meant saying no to the Constitutional Treaty in 2005 now means saying no to the leaders of the French left and right.

In 1939, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) refused permission for Anderson to sing to an integrated audience in Constitution Hall.

Bear v. Canada (Attorney General) involved the Minister's refusal to permit the applicant to make retroactive contributions to the Canadian Pension Plan (CPP).

Countries would be well advised not to include pari passu clauses in future debt contracts, at least without specifying more fully what is intended.

For Prime Minister Brian Cowen s new government, the risk is that a No to the Lisbon Treaty would cripple his administration in its infancy.

Victoria disliked the trips the constant round of public appearances made her tired and ill, and there was little time for her to rest.

However, the Supervisory Authority would consider whether a general policy of rejection on the basis of language was in accordance with Danish law.

This was by no means so in the present case, in which the author confines herself to general condemnation without any objective argument.

On 7 October 1993, in a telephone call from the court registry, the authors' counsel was informed that the Court had handed down a judgement the previous day rejecting this application.

A policy emerged from the United States of rejecting international commitments and resorting to unilateral actions, and that country began to withdraw from multilateral treaties one by one.

The EU ran aground two years ago when France and the Netherlands said no to the European constitution. With the new agreement, the Union has once again started to move.

Not only did Israel s leaders reject the world community s requests, but they had the chutzpah to claim that they had convinced the US to drop this requirement for the resumption of talks.

Compared to Chirac s rigid refusal to consider any kind of rapprochement with the Front, Sarkozy s policy is thus a small step towards recognition of the Front s legitimacy.

The fact that asylum seekers cannot legally remain in the country during the time given by the law for them to appeal a decision against granting refugee status is of concern to the Committee.

The State party argues that the Supreme Court's decision of 4 May 1990, rejecting the authors' request for leave to appeal, is the final decision in the case.

However, in Western Darfur, Government military intelligence officials have informed human rights officers that instructions had been issued to refuse access to military barracks, including detention facilities, by all foreigners.

The Federation Supreme Court later issued a ruling that sets a precedent for similar cases when it declared that negative IPTF decisions on certification were inviolable.

The code requires the administrative authorities to justify the decisions to refuse entry onto Moroccan soil, and gives migrants the right to appeal those decisions (art.