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The creditors argued that because the administrative costs were higher in Canada, fewer funds would be received by creditors than if the main proceeding was conducted in the United States.

The author claims that, in effect, as his communication and testimonies of the other unsuccessful applicants show, the overbroad grant of discretion to registration officials by the registration regime amounts in practice to a grant to them of unfettered discretion, which they employ without hesitation, to reject registration applications as and when they like.

The Migration Court further noted that the event which the complainant claimed was the direct cause for her to flee Burundi occurred nearly three years ago, a period that was considered to be relatively long.

Mining chairmen are usually diggers who opened concessions early on in the history of the camp and most claim to be Class C licence holders.

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This is in sharp contrast to what is contained in the complaint submitted to the Committee, where the complainants state that the Afghan police had reacted so brutally when they saw documents from the Swedish embassy, which the first complainant brought with him, that he almost lost his life.

While many claim that developing [...] [...]

For example, the Special Rapporteur discovered during her country visit to Belarus that male victims trafficked especially for forced labour in the Russian Federation refused or were very reluctant on their rescue and return to take advantage of psychosocial support designed for the recovery and reintegration of victims owing to the prevailing severe stigmatization in the community of persons who have been trafficked.

[...] [...] leaders have claimed the suicide attack [...] [...]

(b) In cases in which, even when no such threat is alleged to exist, there are particular circumstances that warrant an urgent action.

Similarly, with respect to the principle of the necessity of punishment, there is no justification for the claim that the penalty of deprivation of nationality, imposed in this case for the sole purpose of expulsion, is more appropriate than the penalties normally envisaged as punishment for such offences.

According to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics in 2007 around 356,600 people were declared to have left the country in search for a job, which is 20.7% of the economically inactive population and 25.5% of the economically active population.

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[...] [...] religions, as many people claim, or of nations, [...] [...]

The petitioners claimed that the directive violates the right of a child with disability to free education as anchored in the Special Education Law.

[...] [...] experience and reputation, references and [...] [...]

The Waitangi Tribunal is a permanent commission of inquiry established under the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975 to investigate Māori claims that the Crown has breached the Treaty of Waitangi.

Some 66 per cent of respondents in the UNODC Africa surveys stated that they believed the police were doing a good or very good job of controlling crime in their local area, compared with 70 per cent in the 30 developed countries.

[...] government a warm applause for positioning [...]

While exploring Treasure Planet’s forests, the fugitives meet B.E.N. (Martin Short), an abandoned, whimsical robot who claims to have lost most of his memory and invites them to his house to care for the wounded Amelia.

We were collectively accused, and then collectively bombed for, as it was then claimed, the expulsion of 800,000 ethnic Albanians from Kosovo and Metohija.

Building upon the respected legacy of Brüel & Kjær, DPA’s reputation for capturing an extremely natural and open sound – especially noticeable when recording vocals and traditional acoustic instruments – has provided the brand with unprecedented growth over the past two decades.

When asked why they had not reported the event, over 60 per cent of respondents stated that they had received a benefit from the payment or gift, that the payment or gift was common practice or that the payment or gift was a sign of gratitude.