LPI LEGAL PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED

(a) itself instituted the proceeding or

But why assume that a presidential political system, headed by a powerful unitary executive, will be instituted?

2. A proceeding before a court of a State shall be considered to have been instituted against another State if that other State

But Karimov has never condemned torture, and he has instituted no measures to prevent it.

Central banks were instituted with the responsibility of managing disorderly capital flows.

The number of Islamic laws instituted has quadrupled in just over ten years.

The UAE and Qatar have already instituted compulsory military service for adult males.

He instituted a severe crackdown on gun ownership, and forced would be gun owners to submit to a rigorous application process, and to document why they would need a gun.

Unfortunately, arguing over burden sharing creates more scope for delay, potentially undermining the efficacy of any wealth tax that might finally be instituted.

Though Turkey has instituted Internet blockages before, Turkish netizens say the current blocks are unusually expansive.

Rather than continue a ban on wetlands development instituted by previous administrations, the Bush administration overturned it.

51. Reaffirms the importance of the general principle of exhausting administrative remedies before formal proceedings are instituted

The government has instituted a new campaign on the topic called A Home is Built with Love.

The great population scare led to various birth control efforts around the world, notably to the one child policy instituted in China in 1979.

They are willing to participate again in the elections if political reforms are first instituted and only after Thaksin s influence is weakened.

A good example is the European Union s newly instituted policy of cutting CO2 emissions by 20 by 2020.

Close supervision of property management companies has been instituted and they have all gone through the licensing process.

They decided to form a Society instituted for the purpose of preventing cruelty to animals the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, as it became known.

On July 24, authorities in South Sudan instituted what appears to be a partial block of access to four websites, arguing that the Sudan Tribune, Radio Tamazuj, and the blogs Nyamilepedia and Paanluel Wel had published subversive content.

Noting the role of the standardized reporting system, as instituted through its resolution 35 142 B, as an important instrument to enhance transparency in military matters,

Brazil and Turkey, for example, have each instituted market friendly policies that have made their economies more flexible and growth more durable.

Many countries have instituted effective measures to prevent the theft, sabotage, or illegal transfer of nuclear or other radioactive material, and security at many nuclear facilities has been improved.

Rather than acknowledge that high fuel prices are the best way to inspire energy conservation and innovation, the Bush administration has instituted huge subsidies to American farmers to grow grains for bio fuel production.

The festival was first instituted in 240 B.C.E but on the advice of the Sibylline books she was given another temple in 238 B.C.E.

To promote industrial peace, President Kim instituted an emergency Tripartite Commission on Labor, Business and Government so that the government could mediate conflicts between labor and business on employment policy.

To promote industrial peace, President Kim instituted an emergency Tripartite Commission on Labor, Business and Government so that the government could mediate conflicts between labor and business on employment policy.

They got lucky, and the G 20, as well as the governments that instituted stimulus packages, are currently in a honeymoon period of apparent success.

Even though China instituted new initiatives in industrial safety at the beginning of 2003, official estimates indicate that industrial accident deaths increased by almost 10 last year.

But in 2009 the Supreme Court revoked that Law, ruling that it had an 'anti democratic inspiration' and was incompatible with the new Constitutional order instituted in 1988.

The blackout also portends the coming storm of the federally imposed fiscal control board, instituted as part of PROMESA, the Orwellian sounding law named for its acronym, Spanish for promise.

If the filtering system is indeed instituted by the end of 2014, and if its reach is widespread enough, the Kremlin might manage to anger not only the activists combatting surveillance and the online businesses struggling to make a profit.

To be or not to be...

To be or not to be?

To be or not to be.

To be awake is to be alive.

(e) the employee is a national of the employer State at the time when the proceeding is instituted, unless this person has the permanent residence in the State of the forum or

It has been argued that, on the contrary, the Emperor Aurelian, who in 274 instituted the holiday of the Dies Natalis Solis Invicti , did so partly as an attempt to give a pagan significance to a date already important for Christians in Rome.

The United States ill considered bio fuels subsidy program demonstrates how not to react. Rather than acknowledge that high fuel prices are the best way to inspire energy conservation and innovation, the Bush administration has instituted huge subsidies to American farmers to grow grains for bio fuel production.

Not to be proud but to be ashamed!

3. A State making a counterclaim in a proceeding instituted against it before a court of another State cannot invoke immunity from the jurisdiction of the court in respect of the principal claim.

As the economists Maurice Obstfeld and Galina Hale recently noted, German and French banks earned large profits intermediating flows between Asian savers and Europe s periphery. Unfortunately, arguing over burden sharing creates more scope for delay, potentially undermining the efficacy of any wealth tax that might finally be instituted.

Be what you want to be.

Be careful not to be late.

Be careful not to be late.