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But in the article, the experts said the only way to sharply reduce abuses was to remove detention centers from local police control.

He said the US remained concerned about human rights abuses, the lack of democratic freedoms and the repression of ethnic minorities.

It said the list was not a legal finding but an effort to call attention to abuses and encourage governments to stop them.

Correspondents say the case is one of a string of abuses by the religious police that have been exposed by the Saudi media.

Macao's government said the change set out to "[limit] abuses of Macao's immigration policy by Chinese passport holders" .

Mr. Obama said the U. S. would not back down in its efforts to oppose human rights abuses around the world.

He's been accused of trying to grab more power and of tolerating routine abuses by the security forces.

There has recently been evidence that the center is trying to get a grip on the most flagrant abuses of the system.

Unfortunately, this outrage is directed, not at banking abuses, but at those trying to hold banks accountable for these abuses.

The Americans, fed up at last with his wiliness and his human-rights abuses, began to part company with him in the late 1970s.

He was the one that stopped those abuses you saw, because when he saw those images, he turned them over to a senior investigating officer.

The CSRC statement said the fine was for breaking rules on information disclosure but did not mention more serious abuses.

Finally the police summoned me for hours of questioning. They asked me to sign a statement never to blame the police again for its abuses.

And he was reconciled to the fact that the leadership was making an earnest effort to get rid of these abuses.

He seems heartfelt in his desire to address the poverty of his native land and to stamp out sex trafficking, among other abuses.

The government says if the renegade colonel is captured it will to put him on trial for insubordination, corruption and human rights abuses.

She acknowledges it will not be easy to resolve differences nor end abuses.

The abuses date from before Mr Abhisit took office last month. But they put him in a tough spot.

In a thinly veiled criticism of the United States, he suggested the terror fight is being used as a cover for human rights abuses.

Limiting the cost of medicines could make a huge difference to patients, for whom these charges are among the most widespread abuses.

Neither Bush nor Obama could do the things they have done or are doing had there not been a long history of governmental abuses.

The person who abuses may be a relative, someone you know or a complete stranger.

However, it would be regulated by the anti-monopoly law if the natural monopolized industry abuses its superiority to restrict competition.

However, it warned that abuses were distributing images more widely in an attempt to avoid detection.

Father to his reputation, while allowing his niece abuses, as long as not to fire upon him, by the way also for his exclusionary.

Critics point out the market is still riddled with corporate governance abuses and other problems that helped to cause the last bear market.

Conservative figures in Parliament have made similar comments, and at least two investigations of the prison abuses are under way.

Under pressure by human rights groups and a string of court cases, the government has begun to address some of the program's worst abuses.

He said: "This behaviour is unacceptable. We will continue to expose abuses by this administration and others. "

Nobody wants to be the kind of employee who abuses sick-day privileges.

But here's the thing: During the run-up to the crisis, as financial abuses proliferated, the Fed did nothing.

Even in the security-conscious build-up to the games large riots were reported in several Chinese towns over local abuses of power.

Campaigners now have compelling documentary evidence of the human rights abuses that they had been alleging for several years.

On the contrary, the process of practice and misjudgments system for investigating abuses continued to arise.

This sense of entitlement is crucial to understanding why people misbehave in high office. In its absence, abuses will be less likely.

The sixth fox burst into abuses for not getting the grapes and was beaten to death with a stick by a passerby.

I think you can get him to eliminate some of the bad abuses in the visa division, at the very least.

Ms Fujimori's main goal seems to be securing an amnesty for her father, who is serving a 25-year sentence for human-rights abuses.

this alone legitimises civil undertakings, which, without it, would be absurd, tyrannical, and liable to the most frightful abuses.

On the contrary, John Locke in his "Second Treatise of Civil Government" advocates constitutionalism as a way to limit power and its abuses.

the experience of age, in things that fall within the compass of it , directs them; but in new things, abuses them.

"The romantic picture of the area is outdated if you see the abuses in the sex industry and that is why the council has to act, " he said.

The visit coincides with the ongoing trial of Saddam Hussein by an Iraqi tribunal for human-rights abuses.

Abuses in the "war on terror" featured in France, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among others.

A significant portion of the global population abuses the crap out of them on a daily basis, legally and illegally.

Although not opposed to business, the major faith traditions have tried to counterbalance some of the abuses of capitalism.

It was a system that naturally bred corruption and instability -- and could hardly persist without massive abuses of human rights.

Chinese oil companies have frequently been operating in areas where communities complain of a wide range of abuses.

She is also determined to clamp down on some of the abuses that have marred the credit derivatives sphere in recent years.

The Vatican today is defending Pope Benedict XVI against claims that he tried to hide abuses by the clergy in Germany.

The regime continued to abridge the right of citizens to change their government and committed other severe human rights abuses.

A fierce critic of the Kremlin's human rights abuses in Chechnya, Politkovskaya was murdered two weeks ago in an apparent contract hit.

As a band of brothers, soldiers need to trust and support one another, though this sometimes leads to abuses and cover-ups.

Two recent cases show just how effective microblogs can be in shaping the debate over human-rights abuses and driving citizen activism.

What occurred was very, very serious in terms of abuses specifically to the women because forced virginity tests amounts sexual assault.

Later, groups like Amnesty International were formed to keep an eye out for human rights abuses wherever they occur.

Critics are concerned the new rights group will have no authority to address abuses in ASEAN countries, like Burma.

Undercover police have been sent to deter abuses by their colleagues, and an ombudsman will investigate complaints.

Sometimes they threw (him) bits of food, and got scant thanks; sometimes a mischievous pebble, and a shower of stones and abuses.

Reports of official corruption or abuses of power are regularly seized upon, creating memes that echo around the web.

Executives of companies found guilty of serious abuses face up to 10 years' imprisonment and unlimited fines.

One of them, the ombudswoman, whose job is to curb abuses of state power, demanded a criminal investigation.

This decision adds yet another item to an ever-lengthening list of presidential abuses regarding the war power.

The report also criticises the industry's own regulator for failing to clamp down on rights abuses.

In a clear dig at his predecessor for abuses in the "war on terror" , he wanted to signal a clean break with the past.

the United States will not look the other way in the face of serious human rights abuses.

Before Ms Estemirova died, she was investigating abuses by Chechen security agencies under Mr Kadyrov's de facto control.

Still, China continues to bridle at the attention paid by ordinary Germans to its human-rights abuses.

But I've concluded that the biggest problem and worst abuses involve not foreign women but home-grown runaway kids.

She always abuses her power by getting other people to do things for her.

But it may be that the biggest abuses of new technology are parents themselves.

It has had positive effects on the intellectuals' spiritual world and social changes, but there were still some abuses.

If he is to make good on that promise, his administration must address the systemic human rights abuses committed against detained children.

Some Republicans say Guantanamo should be kept open, and that abuses there have been ended.

But, he said, secrecy "shouldn't be used to cover up abuses. "

Some of the activists, waving signs in opposition to bailouts, war, and police abuses, are carrying a libertarian message.

FBI Director Robert Mueller says he's to blame for not putting more safeguards in place that could have prevented abuses of the Patriot Act.

The abuses that such a system invites are manifest in China's lack of respect for the rights of its citizens.

State personnel those accept bribes, have abuses of authority and constitute the crime of bribery should be punished by all the crimes.

Her father would rule South Korea with iron fist in the next 18 years, overseeing huge economic growth as well as human rights abuses.

He is a self-centered maniacal bully who constantly abuses those around him in order to advance his wishes and dreams.

With such abuses widespread in Indian custody, retired judges and others are now campaigning for outright abolition of the death penalty.

N. on human rights, and accuses China of whitewashing serious abuses that are being committed across the country.

Should there be an international determination against human-rights abuses in United States prisons?

The police have taken on many of the bad characteristics once associated with the army: corruption, abuses and running illegal sidelines.

The agent of these abuses was often a district mayor, or nazim , an office established by Mr Musharraf.

In practice, this has led to abuses as doctors turned to prescribing costly drugs and ordering unnecessary tests to make money.

Next month will see a critical UN report on human-rights abuses during Israel's war on Gaza at the turn of the year.

In the kitchen she noticed a carving knife on the counter and "memories of past domestic abuses raced through her head. "

If daddy often abuses a child, a child can "forget" drawing his mouth.

And the last section is about the torts responsibility when someone abuses the right to bring Public Interest Litigation.

earlier this month, Beijing announced it was investigating the railways minister for "severe abuses of discipline" .

Therefore, I feel that those abuses to the wording extreme accusations are all beyond reproach, I think a different voice is understandable.

One of the major abuses of search engines early on in their history was meta tag spamming.

abuses of power and the lack of recourse that make people angry enough to take to the streets.

Mr Shadrake sees his book on alleged abuses in Singapore as part of a righteous cause against the death penalty.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that overseas Chinese are more vulnerable to such abuses than their non-Chinese compatriots.

Certainly, the contemporary mass media facilitate the rapid and widespread dissemination of such language abuses.

Clamping down on abuses in the immigration system is popular in Canada.

He says those officials bear significant responsibility for creating the legal and operational framework for the abuses of detainees.

Fifth, there were substantial abuses by financial institutions and almost everyone in the mortgage industry during the bubble.

In his speech, Mr. Obama called on African leaders to buck the continent's long track record of poor governance and human rights abuses.

These abuses of an institution so important to freedom and science are deeply to be regretted.

The security forces do not have adequate mechanisms to investigate possible security force abuses.

Reports of corruption and abuses have led to emergency measures in Andhra Pradesh to ban some collection methods.

But many of those who took to the streets were calling for revolution as well as protesting against corruption and abuses of power.

But he does not shrink from detailing the worst abuses of Chiang's oppressive rule both on the mainland and on Taiwan.

to his detractors , mr spitzer is a bully who abuses his office to further his political career.

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in New York to denounce human rights abuses in Iran.

As a first step, those involved in the worst abuses clearly must be prosecuted.

We have taken a stand against the worst abuses of the financial industry and health insurance companies.

America still describes Vietnam as "an authoritarian state" that abuses human rights.

Thousands of domestic workers in Saudi Arabia endure beatings, starvation and other abuses, a Human Rights Watch report said.

Otherwise, both China's local government abuses and its social instability will continue to worsen.

The alleged abuses include holding people incommunicado and extracting confessions through torture, Nowak said.

Clancy stressed that the European sanctions target individuals responsible for human rights abuses and not ordinary Zimbabweans.

But human-rights abuses remain commonplace and some of the Zapatista rebels still put up a fight.

Precisely because it believed so deeply in its own free-market rhetoric, it failed to prevent the crazy abuses of the credit bubble.

A health spokesman for the N-VA, Mr De Wever's party, talks of profiteering, bill-padding and "francophone abuses" in southern hospitals.

human rights abuses, including ordering attacks and aerial bombardments on civilian populations or facilities.

Myanmar's government denies committing human rights violations and says any abuses are caused by ethnic fighters, not the Myanmar military.

It refers to an internet mob that hunts down real people online, then verbally abuses them and publishes the victim's private information.

During his visit, Mr Quintana travelled to Rakhine state in western Myanmar to investigate alleged abuses, including of Rohingya Muslims.

A book on the Brics might not be the right place to haul either China or Russia over the coals for their manifest human rights abuses.

And most of the abuses involved using the power of government to reward political friends and punish political enemies .

In short, the problem with a normative expectation of privacy is that it changes with perceived threats, technology and large-scale abuses.

He also announced a surprising idea to use executive authority to encourage state-level experiments in curbing malpractice abuses.

When the founding period of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu advocated by science, to his middle of the academic school, there were abuses.

In a series of monologues drawn from Israeli human-rights reports housewives and farmers recounted abuses at Israeli checkpoints.

The Senate Judiciary subcommittee on anti-trust is looking at whether Google abuses its market position.

African leaders must abandon the notion that regional solidarity means closing their eyes to abuses committed by their neighbors.

The generals who staged the coup claimed to be saving Thai democracy from Mr Thaksin's abuses.

The worst abuses might never have happened, and America would not have seen its reputation for lawfulness dragged through the sewers.

That would help prevent the worst abuses of transfer pricing scams, in which tax havens play a handy role.

He was accused of turning a blind eye to human rights abuses by the Honduran government he says he saw no evidence of them.

If we know more about what abuses endangerment, we may be able to take measures before it is too late.

Other proposals range from targeting individuals involved in human-rights abuses to making regime change official policy.

"Candidates from respective areas sent data to me containing complaints of abuses against local residents, " said Sai Maung Tin.

President Obama campaigned for office on an explicit promise to rein in these abuses.

Government agencies responsible for monitoring rights abuses also have criticized the proposal.

Also imminent is a decision on whether to name a special rapporteur to look into human-rights abuses in Iran.

But evolution has been, but gradually to the mudslinging and abuses in the direction of attack.

sometimes a mischievous pebble, and a shower of stones and abuses.

Celso Amorim, his foreign minister, argues that condemnations by rich countries of abuses in poor ones are biased and ineffective.

New image: Since being deposed in a 2006 coup amid allegations of graft and human rights abuses, Thaksin has lived a peripatetic existence.

Many of the worst abuses are committed by the foreign investors' local partners: will they be restrained by some international code?

State personnel abuses their power or neglects their duties, causing great losses to public property and the state's and people's interests.

These are not the only shocking abuses of President Bush's two terms in office, made in the name of fighting terrorism.

It also has criticized abuses in the Caucasus, including extrajudicial killings, kidnappings and torture.

ECC member Fahim Hakim tells VOA that looking into these alleged electoral abuses could be time consuming.

Hasbro has also been challenged over human rights abuses in its Chinese supplier factories.

In other social areas, however, observers said junta troops have continued a campaign of human rights abuses and land confiscation.

He had written articles saying that the government would use the games as a lavish celebration to mask rampant rights abuses and corruption.

For the rule of legal system such abuses of the firm, company legal personality was denied system.

US abuses against so-called "war on terror" detainees are a major concern; 275 detainees are still held at Guantanamo Bay without charge.

Without the necessary work papers and embassy support, migrant women become even more vulnerable to human rights abuses.

He acknowledges the practice sometimes leads to human-rights abuses -- especially when rival families vie for power.

In many cases a lack of regulatory clarity and co-ordination prevents the authorities from tackling abuses.

Israeli human rights group have launched a blog to document the abuses during the current violence in Gaza.

Nine Nigerians, including relatives of Ken Saro-Wiwa, a playwright, accused Shell of complicity in human-rights abuses.

bribes and deep-rooted corruption; and the political repression and systematic abuses laid on thick by Mubarak's state security forces.

Similar abuses occurred during the industrial revolution in Britain.

After the exposure of abuses at Abu Ghraib, American officers are eager to point out measures to ensure proper treatment of Iraqi prisoners.

The heroin abuses can seriously damage human body system, among them the damage of cardiovascular system is various.

Fourth, China should examine the connection between Sudanese oil development and human rights abuses.

Indian legal guidelines on harassment require companies to maintain a "complaint cell" for women to report abuses.

A former army general and head of military intelligence, he is mistrusted by the left, though no claims of abuses against him have stuck.

Russian lawmakers drafted the bill in retaliation after the US passed the law targeting Russian's accused of human rights abuses.

Against this backdrop, Korea's ruling Grand National Party is spearheading a move to toughen laws on Internet chat room abuses.

Bullies and abuses have a way of making people prefer the pain of abuse over the pain of standing against it.

Officials like to blame all ills on local corruption, claiming that central government cannot stop abuses it cannot see.

Alternatively, we're told that we don't have to dwell on past abuses, because we won't repeat them.

His public statements were precursors to military operations and peaks in abuses by Sudanese security forces.

In the brave, post-revolutionary Egypt, the country's interim military rulers are being urged to investigate new accusations of abuses.

Grave human rights abuses are fueling the worsening humanitarian crisis in Somalia and the Ogaden region of eastern Ethiopia.

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Abolishing the automatic deduction would help curb the abuses that Mr Walker wants to do away with.

She also urged the council to demand cooperation from the Sudanese government in investigations of human rights abuses.

Economic regulations have tried to combat abuses by monopolies and, at times, establish "fair" prices for specific commodities.

Unlike foreign groups that are expected to protest various alleged human-rights abuses, most of the Chinese have personal grievances.

It should condemn abuses of human rights and electoral malpractice, but it should avoid taking sides.

Bill Corr, deputy secretary for the department of health and human service says the abuses in the harmaceutical industry affect everyone.

Obama aides have suggested his Administration will be much more aggressive in fighting trade abuses by China.

They talked about how the uses and abuses of figures to prove things in politics.

And because most labour rights abuses are so flagrant and egregious , in the vast majority of cases, the workers win.

The group assists farmers in petitioning for government redress in cases of corrupt officials, property seizures, and other rural abuses.

'I think it's unhealthy because that amount of power in one person's hands has clearly led to abuses of power within his organization. '

If that meant kowtowing to Chinese demands to shun Taiwan, snub the Dalai Lama or tone down criticism of human-rights abuses, so be it.

These and other abuses of governmental power over central banks helped create the intellectual support for independent central banks.

They say that to prevent abuses, the police are now being trained and re-equipped.

But at a regional conference on reform, in Bahrain, she faulted Syria for human rights abuses.

Those who looted the country under Suharto, and the soldiers who connived at terrible abuses, have enjoyed almost total impunity.

Perhaps to divert attention away from the police's own abuses.

Widespread abuses in other African countries that Turkey is wooing could yet cause further headaches.

Some rights groups accuse Beijing of ignoring human rights abuses and conflicts in Africa in pursuit of profits.

Uruguay, Chile and other countries also held national plebiscites or formed "truth commissions" to address human rights abuses.

The commission also develops a "Watch List" of countries guilty of lesser abuses of religious freedom.

If you want to minimise the abuses of power then that kind of concentration of power is frankly quite dangerous.

This comparison with mass human rights abuses is a surprisingly useful place to find some answers to these questions.

Ms Tymoshenko, a former prime minister, is herself under investigation for alleged abuses of office.

They say they'll leave personal messages to the Pope, calling for more determined action against abuses.

The warrant in no way lessens the government's obligations to ensure protection of civilians and justice for abuses carried out in Darfur.

Both individuals and companies would be entitled to use those services, but the process would be under the strict control to prevent abuses.

The army continued its attacks on ethnic minority villagers, resulting in deaths, forced relocation, and other serious abuses.

Security policy and personnel were responsible for numerous human rights abuses .

However, Stone's indignation about abuses of state power and infringements of civil liberties could be selective.

While we vehemently condemn these abuses of power, we urge all who read this to remain focused on our intended message.

It works to mobilize public opinion which exerts pressure on individuals who perpetrate abuses.

Yet it may become more difficult for human rights groups to investigate abuses.

Drug abuses would develop antibodies in the human that makes many drugs lose their effects.

The integration of those constitutes a system to rectify abuses.

Among this year's failures, Asean made no headway in persuading Burma to end the junta's egregious human rights abuses.

Former followers and others say the cult also engages in brainwashing and secrecy, while Jung rampantly sexually abuses female members.

IF YOU smoke, you will become a gruesome pariah with Dickensian teeth who abuses children and dies early and alone.

and they deny our right to petition and remonstrate against abuses of our sex and our kind.

These reports show human rights abuses similar to those of Nazi and Japanese human experimentation in World War II.

Unlike some human rights abuses which are primarily regional, sex trafficking is global in nature.

It is a tourbillon made to withstand the shocks and abuses of The Entrepreneur's most important selling tool: A round of golf.

The LRA is accused of human rights abuses during a 20-year campaign, in which tens of thousands of people have died.

Out of 86 interviews, Human Rights Watch found that 36 workers had faced abuses so severe they resembled slavery.

It follows that many folks in Utah aren't as quick as outsiders to blame polygamy for the abuses it masks.

Of course, it has U. S. military reporting on all sorts of abuses by the Taliban, suicide bombers, IEDs going off, and so on.

China has been attacked for its no-strings approach to aid, which some say allows human-rights abuses and corruption to flourish.

As currently drafted, the new law would do nothing about recently publicised accounting abuses at Lehman Brothers and other banks.

The answer may be found in the human rights abuses themselves.

Far more alarming, however, are the abuses it authorised in cold blood.

In enacting ERISA, Congress sought to end these abuses in two ways.

Critics contend that it did little to prevent the worst abuses of the conflict, including the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.

These mines are under export controls following allegations of human rights abuses by Mugabe's Zanu-PF party.

Ever since the first slave revolt by Haitians in 1791, the country has been beset by abuses caused from within and without.

The second find, prevent others caring for the occasion, there is no restriction to abuses.

These represent as grave a threat to a free press as the abuses which have prompted the government to act.

Denunciation of the "manifold abuses of this vile custome" .

His attack on the Pope's power encouraged many critics of abuses of the Catholic Church.

It was abuses like these, several men said, that turned them from fishermen into pirates.

To minimise abuses, the police who staff the UPPs are newly recruited and specially trained.

But it doesn't mean that the freedom of the majority should be restricted to prevent the abuses of the few.

Ingalls said that "people who live freely cannot simply be good sports and ignore China's consistent record of human rights abuses. "

Her regime was marked by human-rights abuses, incompetence and massive corruption.

In the meantime, abuses continue, although things have recently improved.

We regard any abuses and sharp smear words posted herein as trash, any doubt on the Piano Teacher is useless.

Some of the worst abuses in securitisation stemmed from the use of credit ratings.

Critics say current ART oversight is a feeble patchwork that allows abuses to slip through.

However, the report noted that the worst abuses had largely been contained.

It takes strength to endure abuses, It takes courage to stop them.

The PLA is neither involved in running the diamond mine nor in the alleged human rights abuses in Zimbabwe.

In short, official abuses and riots in Guangxi are natural outcomes of China's authoritarian controls.

The European Union has imposed sanctions on more than 30 Iranian officials accused of being involved in human rights abuses.

They have few avenues for redressing abuses, and little access to resources that could help them build better lives.

Most of the abuses in the report were carried out by security forces, but a couple involve Maoist rebels.