Slavery was banned outright in Upper Canada in 1834.

Up until the 2003 model year, the engine on the Sportster was rigidly mounted to the frame.

In fighting terrorism, the rule of international law, as well as the basic principles of human rights and humanitarian law, must be strictly observed.

Protests are banned, media is strictly regulated, and dissenting politicians or journalists are given attitude adjustment sessions in army camps.

Even Homer sometimes nods.

My dad is very strict.

It actively participated in and strictly abided by all major multilateral export control regimes, which it considered should be further enhanced.

But the most appropriate response to Morell s statement is that the US does not necessarily have to choose between two sharply defined options.

To avoid prosecution under Article 112, some Thais are using the word pizza to refer to the draconian law instead of directly mentioning the measure

The body should be put in strict quarantine.

Without strong enforcement of competition laws, these cartels will continue to cause great harm to consumers in the developing world and this, in turn, has a detrimental effect on development.

The Committee urges the State party to adopt legislation that specifically criminalizes the trafficking of human beings and to establish mechanisms to effectively monitor its strict enforcement and provide protection and assistance to victims of sexual exploitation.

This state of affairs, where Governments have made different choices and taken different paths, also poses an application problem for principles rigidly standardized across nations.

The momentum must be maintained, and the focus should be strictly kept on the prioritized standards concerning the rule of law, freedom of movement, returns, functioning local institutions and security.

He welcomed the information that lawyers were now present during investigations and that denial of access to legal counsel was severely punished.

As regards the Treaty in particular, Cuba has demonstrated through concrete acts its political will strictly to comply with each and every one of its provisions, including those relating to article VI.

And most importantly, what we do is we use a rigorous, and often uncomfortable, process of physical therapy and occupational therapy to retrain the nerves in the nervous system to respond normally to the activities and sensory experiences that are part of everyday life.

Monitoring of French arms exports falls within a strict legislative and regulatory framework.

Countries that ran significant current account surpluses, built up large reserves, and fixed (or heavily managed) their exchange rates in order to support the first two objectives appeared to secure external stability.

Many of the research and training activities carried out by the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology are focused on crop improvement (in particular cotton, rice, tomato and sunflower) with stringent biosafety concerns.

Traditionally, citizens have a serious or even stern expression on their ID picture.

In the case of many non Western cultures, a strict separation of religion from philosophy does not exist.

School employees are under a strict duty of secrecy with regard to the knowledge they obtain about personal affairs of individuals.

A member of a nation cannot learn who or what s he is from the environment, as would an individual in a religious and rigidly stratified social order, in which everyone s position and behavior is defined by birth and divine providence.

The Treaty strictly limited the circumstances in which withdrawal was possible, but the implications were so grave that Australia and New Zealand believed that some common understandings should be reached on a prompt and appropriate international response in the case of any further withdrawals.

SH Well yeah, modulo one obvious fact, that you can love someone in the context of a truly delusional belief system.

The stimulus must come from the EU, because individual countries will be under strict fiscal discipline.

for I feared you, because you are an exacting man. You take up that which you didn't lay down, and reap that which you didn't sow.'

For I feared thee, because thou art an austere man thou takest up that thou layedst not down, and reapest that thou didst not sow.

They were just wound up doing these things all day long, until the manager had to, with a stern voice, say, Okay, everybody freeze.

They first go through a rigorous schedule of academics (Basic Level Military Sciences), fitness and officer training.

Tajikistan's special regime prison colonies had erroneously been translated as strict regime colonies.

Citizen journalism forums obeying stricter rules to ensure equal power relationships than is typically the case in blogs, strictly designed to balance libel and free speech laws for a local jurisdiction (following laws strictly is part of the open politics ideal).

With respect to therapeutic cloning, we believe that, in the interest of science and the well being of humankind, it is reasonable to maintain, at the national level, the option of proceeding with that form of cloning, within strictly defined procedures and conditions and under the appropriate controls.

Even as the risk of recession looms, the country has been forced to implement a drastic austerity program.

Such a program would cause Greek GDP to fall far more than Ireland s sharp decline to date.

Work programmes considered reasonable and necessary during negotiations will be agreed upon with defence teams in advance, using codes based on actions under the rules of procedure and evidence.

Pope Benedict XVI, a strict conservative in doctrinal matters, is highly unlikely to countenance such an idea.

Command and control instruments Enabling Governments to exert strict formal control over certain aspects of tourism development and operation

It also recommended that UNOPS enforce strict financial discipline with regard to project officers creating only valid obligations.

An effective national judicial system and a firm political commitment at both the local and the central level are necessary.

9. Recalls paragraph 1 of its resolution 48 223 C of 23 December 1993, and reaffirms that the Committee on Contributions as a technical body is required to prepare the scale of assessments strictly on the basis of reliable, verifiable and comparable data

Its nuclear program is strictly in civilian hands. And its nuclear doctrine rests on deterrence, backed by a credible retaliatory threat, rather than a destabilizing first strike capacity, which India has not developed even against a superior potential adversary like China.

The people of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea are very proud that they firmly safeguard their sovereignty against the pressure of the united forces of the United Kingdom, the United States, Japan and the European Union, and they are resolved to defend and further develop the superior people centred system that they have chosen by themselves.

Verifiability Bestseller reports from companies such as Amazon.com, which appear to be based strictly on auditable sales to the public, may be at odds with bestseller lists compiled from more casual data, such as the New York Times lists' survey of retailers and publishers.