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That is setting alarming precedents.

No, it doesn't surprise me in the least.

He was a bad guy with multiple priors.

I got a record as long as your face.

These unjust positions are dangerous precedents that sully the reputation of the United Nations because they are precedents that conflict with the norms of international law, the United Nations Charter and fundamental human rights.

In a sense, our globalization has precedence, but they don't look like our model of globalization.

It has also set many legal precedents and contributed immensely to the body of international law.

There are few, if any, precedents, even in the health sector.

And I know you pinched me three times, got me convicted three times... and made me a threetime loser.

11.12 Counsel goes on to refer to relevant case law in national jurisdictions.

She had never been arrested either and had no criminal record.

Such decisions of the Committee create unacceptable and very dangerous precedents.

Indeed, the precedents of democratic immobility in Asia are hardly encouraging.

Fortunately, there are precedents for dealing with liability when biology and technology fail.

4.3 Secondly, the State party considers, on the basis of the Committee's jurisprudence, that domestic remedies have not been exhausted.

Indeed, the precedents of democratic immobility in Asia are hardly encouraging.

Most countries have a precedent of forcing foreign telcos to cooperate with governments in communications surveillance.

The development of such case law has often involved a consideration of issues such as

And there's nothing precedented in the history of technology development of this kind of self feeding growth where you go by orders of magnitude every few years.

I am worried sick about my brother I know he is just like Khaled and he will not accept any violation of his constitutional rights. I don't know where this country is heading and I do not understand why such things happen. Poor child!

The Committee regrets the absence of case law on the application of the Covenant by Serbian and Montenegrin courts.

d The State party refers to the Committee's jurisprudence on this issue case No. 1 84, A. Yilmaz v.

Considering the lack of precedents, this often requires innovative approaches unlike earlier compartmentalized ( silo ) administration.

Therefore, the investigations into the deaths of Mr. Shelkovenko and Mr. Umarov constituted precedents that were paving the way for the establishment of the relevant legislation.

In our quest for peace we must be careful about establishing precedents which in themselves may create problems.

Not being a judicial organ, there is no way the Council could claim a jurisprudence or a system of precedents for its decisions.

No reference was made to any CISG provision or case law in this section of the decision.

Further, these binding treaties are beginning to generate case law and other jurisprudence that sheds light on the content of the right to health.

As such, there is a process of learning and of developing a body of precedents which impinge on, inter alia, issues of consistency, equity and timeliness.

There had been a history of difficulties with the preparation of the MONUC budget, which, to some extent, reflected the very difficult nature of the Mission itself.

The Chairman said that the difference between the proposed disconnection clause and the final provisions was that the latter were all taken from established precedents.

Secondly, the restrictive jurisprudence of the Supreme Court in relation to judicial errors, has had adverse consequences for her.

They assert that the Security Council intended that such loss should be compensated, and that there are international precedents for doing so.

Some promising anti corruption ideas have successful antecedents in Chinese history, from the Ming Dynasty to modern Hong Kong.

Finally, with respect to the completion strategies of the two Tribunals, we know that it is not easy to provide precise dates for a process that is of an exceptional nature and without international precedents.

54. As a body of a unique character in international law, the Tribunal has had little by way of precedent to guide it.

The Council is currently formulating policy as regards international peace and security and setting very complex precedents that could prove counterproductive for the United Nations and jeopardize its credibility.

And then, when they come out, most states don't even have a law prohibiting employers from discriminating against people with a background.

There is consistent case law from human rights bodies that a person is within the jurisdiction of a State when he she is detained by agents of that State outside national territory.

By looking at earlier revolutions, we can perhaps come to understand what is happening in Iran, for recent events there have clear historical precedents.

PRINCETON There are historical precedents for sovereign debt defaults by the countries of Europe s southern periphery, but they are not instantly attractive ones.

The majority of the relevant case law comes from the European Court of Human Rights but there is also relevant case law from other bodies.

By contrast, Anglo Saxon common law systems empower judges to interpret open ended fiduciary rules on a case by case basis, thereby establishing legal precedents that are binding on managers.