(a) Qualifies as a protected holder under the law governing negotiable instruments or

Thus, of the five successful candidates, only one will qualify for local recruitment, which would be insufficient to meet the projected needs.

He said he was eligible to stand in the election, pointing to documents he said demonstrated that he and his parents were of Ivorian birth.

Our Constitution expressly states the need for the family, the community and the State to provide special protection for children and recognizes the child as an individual entitled to special individual rights.

If you are doing MBA, you may not work for more than 9 months in order to be eligible for 11 months of OPT.

He qualified in January 1902 and completed a law degree at the University of London in the same year, but he was not sufficiently interested in a legal career to apply to practice.

I believe that any country that observes the rules of good governance, respects human rights and ensures free elections should also be eligible for a permanent seat on the Security Council.

Canada was another country that was not qualified to talk about human rights violations and should put its own affairs in order before setting itself up as a judge on such matters.

In the view of the Panel, these categories are exhaustive and each individual claimant must demonstrate that he or she falls within one of the enumerated categories in order to qualify for compensation for mental pain and anguish.

The CTC should be a policy guidance organ and effectively it is and a competent facilitator of assistance to Member States, which is to be obtained through an increasing dialogue with States and interested international partners within existing international law.

First, in order to be eligible for refugee status, an individual must show that he or she has a well founded fear of persecution on the grounds of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion (article 1A (2)).

The operative article is article 27 of the Constitution No citizen otherwise qualified for appointment in service of Pakistan shall be discriminated against on the ground of race, religion, caste, sex, residence or place of birth .