Limited direct support from home Governments is another restricting factor.

Some reservations and declarations, on the other hand, could express a restrictive interpretation of the provisions of the Convention.

Consequently, we have seen the unacceptable perpetuation of the status quo through the maintenance of a restrictive, unequal and discriminatory regime.

It is unclear why there were such an high number of males who sought restraining order in 2002.

One representative pointed out that the Group of Experts apos definition of TCDC was too restrictive.

The Committee recognizes that these factors, combined with the problems of poverty, have had a constraining influence on the implementation of the provisions of the Convention.

The Government has prepared a draft law, which will enter into force on 1 July 2005, that provides for a new protective remedy for victims of domestic violence, namely the issuance of a temporary restraining order by the police and a restraining order by the Courts, accompanied by fines if intentionally disregarded, and has decided to improve the support services available to such victims.

The amendment adopted is extremely limited in scope and covers a very small group of the persons who potentially have the right to claim citizenship.

The positive impact of the Marrakesh agreements is under substantial threat from new conditionalities that will have a restrictive effect on the flows of international trade.

He contends that the proper test is whether there is a restrictive effect on political opinion through its omission in the Ontario Code.

The Director of Public Prosecutions would also be empowered to apply for a restraint order to prevent any person from disposing of or otherwise dealing with any interest in that property.

This Act also allows us to apply for a restraining order ex parte to ensure that the probable proceeds of serious crime are not dissipated before a trial is concluded.

The trade policies of the European Union and North American countries, under the influence of quot green consumerism quot , can have a limiting impact on small exporting countries.

A restrictive procedure was announced by the Home Ministry that allowed the NHRC to visit specific detainees by advance request and in the public meeting room only.

Of all maintenance legislation affecting Pacific women, Vanuatu legislation is the most restrictive as seen in Niurrie v Niurrie (1996).

While appreciating the efforts of the Secretary General to reduce waste in this area, the Committee considered the limitation of distribution to missions of only two copies of official documents per mission too restrictive.

A mail in vote by members decided 368 320 to permit women in the society, but a group of alumni led by William F. Buckley obtained a temporary restraining order to block the move, arguing that a formal change in bylaws was needed.

While appreciating the efforts of the Secretary General to reduce waste in this area, the Committee considered the limitation of distribution to Missions of only two copies of official documents per Mission too restrictive.

It was widely felt that a restrictive approach that affected even governmental and teaching functions was detrimental to the objectives of the harmonization of law and dissemination of information and at odds with the aim of securing judicial recognition and other forms of legal support for the text.

Clause 34 would empower any customs officer, immigration officer or police officer to apply to a judge in Chambers for a restraint order in respect of property he has reasonable grounds to believe is intended for use in the commission of a terrorist act or that the property is terrorist property.