Girls are more commonly denied their right to education, which in turn restricts their choices and increases female impoverishment.

HA would use the Samaritan Fund as a safety net to offer assistance, to ensure that no one would be denied treatment because of lack of means.

Inadequate structures, including tents, shacks and crude cement structures, are being used as schools owing to the difficulties in obtaining building permits needed to expand and upgrade existing schools and build new ones to accommodate the student population in area C, while in East Jerusalem, each year large numbers of Palestinian children are denied admission in the municipal schools run by the Jerusalem municipality and the Israeli Ministry of Education owing to a shortage of over 1,000 classrooms.

The scope of the treaty should clearly establish what arms will be covered, what criteria will be used to permit or deny the transfer of arms and what forms of transparency are required.

Moreover, the protection of rights and legally protected interests, and the respective judicial remedies, may not be denied on the grounds of insufficient economic resources or other discriminatory reasons.

As a result of institutional and intrahousehold discrimination or cultural practices, women living in poverty are often denied equitable access to food, or their capacity to procure or produce it is undermined.

Lastly, it called for greater importance to be ascribed to the situation in middle-income countries, since that term, applied to Latin America, concealed the fact that its societies were extremely unequal – the most unequal societies in the world – and, owing to the criteria currently in force, denied access to international development aid, resources and programmes, South-South cooperation and triangular North-South-South cooperation.

Bedouin children, most of whose families have already been made refugees in the past, face the particularly difficult challenge of losing their homes and entire way of life as a result of this forced abandonment of their herding traditions, as well as being denied the protection of citizenship associated with upholding the dignity and rights of individuals.

As specified in Article 4.4 of the Code, the WADA TUEC, upon request by Athletes who have been denied TUEs by an Anti-Doping Organization will review such decisions with the power to reverse them.

A common corollary is obviously that justice cannot be denied to a person for lack of financial resources or other discriminatory reasons.

The next subject discussed in the second addendum was relations between the expelling State and the transit and receiving States, which were governed by two principles: the freedom of a State to receive or to deny entry to an expelled alien, a freedom limited by the right of any person to return to his or her own country; and the freedom, likewise limited, of the expellee to determine his or her State of destination.

In a 150-page document sent to the Group of Experts (dated 14 September 2010), which was referenced in the Group’s final report of 2010 (S/2010/596, annex 1, footnote c), Mr. Rujugiro’s United States-based legal representatives denied that he had purchased or invested in lands in “Masisi district” (sic) while they were under CNDP control; held meetings with CNDP leaders, including “General” Nkunda at his ranches in Kilolirwe in 2006; paid money to CNDP for “protection” of cattle on his ranches; or appointed a CNDP commander to manage his ranches.

In order to legally deal with the existence of unimplemented decisions that in practice deny many citizens their rights under existing legislation, the Government has extended, in two stages, the county administrative boards’ possibilities to impose penalties on municipalities that fail to enforce judgments within a reasonable period of time.

Cuba reiterates its deep regret over the continued suffering of the Palestinian people under Israel’s brutal military occupation and colonization for more than 40 years, as well as the fact that they continue to be denied their basic human rights, including the inalienable right to self-determination and the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their lands, in accordance with international law and General Assembly resolution 194 (III).

Global crises as well as catastrophic upheavals caused by violence and oppression, including structural oppression that denied the poor their right to life itself, called for a firm commitment from all stakeholders, and especially States, to guarantee human rights for everyone.

This represented a deterioration in cooperation on the part of the Eritrean authorities, who have in the past granted permission for the Monitoring Group to send missions to Eritrea, although they have consistently failed to provide requested information and have denied access to officials the Monitoring Group has requested to meet.

No one should deny our labour force their "share in the fruits of prosperity", as the Financial Secretary puts it; but neither should we perpetuate a situation that the so-called "fruits of prosperity" are eroded by inflation before they can be properly enjoyed.

Guyana does not deny that there may be interpersonal prejudices based on cultural attitudes and religious views.

The registration body was to take one of the following decisions, depending on the results of its consideration: to grant the registration, to deny the registration or to leave the application without consideration.

Stressing also the obligation of States to protect the human rights of migrants regardless of their migration status, and expressing its concern at measures which, including in the context of policies aimed at reducing irregular migration, treat irregular migration as a criminal rather than an administrative offence wh ere the effect of doing so is to deny migrants full enjoyment of their human rights and fundamental freedoms

The fact that he had challenged not only the decision of the Minister of Home Affairs of Guyana but, indirectly, also the Cuban Embassy’s request to deny him citizenship would be considered a “counterrevolutionary action” by Cuban authorities.

The Government notes that the Special Rapporteur on the Freedom of Religion or Belief noted that “the text of the reservation does not clearly specify whether the reservation is limited to the manifestation aspects of the right, or whether it is also intended to apply to the freedom to have or adopt a religion or belief of one’s choice” and therefore referred to the General Comment No. 22 of the Human Rights Committee, which provides in paragraph 8 that States parties may not reserve the right to deny freedom of thought, conscience and religion or to deny minorities the right to profess their own religion.

In addition, Regulation of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 657 of 20 July 2010, namely section 7, provides that the Committee has the right to ask for the licence and to refuse the issuance of licences for goods that are not listed in annex I to Council Regulation (EC) No. 428/2009 of 5 May 2009 setting up a Community regime for the control of exports, transfer, brokering and transit of dual-use items, in accordance with the rights conferred by article 4 and article 13 of the Regulation — the rights to request and deny a licence for non-dual-use goods.

In addition to acting on their treaty commitments and increasing multilateral cooperation, States could also, like the United States, take immediate measures to deny entry to their territory on the part of public officials who received bribes as well as those who supplied them and, in terms of the anti-drug effort, support the new questionnaire system at the reconvened session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs.

It was not supposed by the best Catholic theologians who attacked the doctrine that the Monophysites denied Christ to have exercised human activities, human acts of the will, human acts of cognition; the error was clearly recognized as lying in the failure to distinguish between the human or the mixed (theandric) activity of Christ as Man, and the purely Divine activity, will, knowledge, which the Son has in common with the Father and the Holy Spirit, and which are in fact the Divine Nature.

In its resolution 62/238, the Assembly had denied the Secretary-General’s request for a special funding mechanism for requirements of the Human Rights Council and the Advisory Committee had stated, in paragraph 25 of its report on the issue (A/62/7/Add.25), that if there was a recurrent need for special human rights missions, consideration should be given to including a provision in both the budget outline and the proposed programme budget akin to that used for special political missions.

However, since the right to commence such actions is essential to protect the integrity of the assets of the debtor and is often the only realistic way to achieve such protection, it has been considered important to ensure that such right would not be denied to a foreign representative on the sole ground that he or she has not been locally appointed.