judicial protection

This calls into question the judicial protection of individual rights.

The only difference from four years ago is the sentence about "legislative and judicial protection."

Perhaps Britons do not understand what a difference judicial protection of individual rights can make.

But the real choice is between judicial protection of rights and no protection at all.

Our purpose is to have legislative and judicial protection of that right against those who perform abortions.

A possessor enjoys certain judicial protection against third parties even if he is not the owner.

Legal and judicial protection of private investment is one of the keys to Africa's economic and social development.

It would provide better judicial protection against misbehaving employers and more control over when workers could use the comp time they accumulate.

An open and impartial tribunal, with judicial protections for sensitive intelligence sources, is preferable.

Alfred de Zayas' scholarly work focuses on the judicial protection of peoples and minorities.

The 16-year era of vigorous judicial protection of the right of a woman to decide for herself whether to end a pregnancy was over.

There are also legal instruments for judicial protection where the Member State breaches the rule on non-refoulement.

Judicial protection is patchy in Europe.

The most sweeping of these judicial protections, and the one that confronted the novice nun in Toledo, is called the ministerial exception.

Synergy group chairman Efromovich is already running VarigLog, which remains under judicial protection.

In the United States, their persistent legal challenges prompted a series of state and federal court rulings that reinforced judicial protections for civil liberties.

According to credible local press reports, dozens of child victims of violence from poor families are lodged in juvenile detention centers under judicial protection orders.

Judicial Protection of Human Rights.

Such judicial protection cannot be excluded or limited to particular kinds of appeal or for particular categories of acts.

At a session of the Congress in 1995, the then finance minister denounced Yabrán as a kind of mafia boss with political and judicial protection.

Furthermore, the Constitution facilitated expropriation so as for land to be allocated to poor farmers, while at the same time guaranteeing judicial protection of property rights.

Lack of uniform protection posed obstacles to safeguarding minority rights, despite improved police and judicial protection for minorities in some parts of the country.

They could not bear the true meaning of the defeat: that the country rejected their desire for a wizened Constitution and weakened judicial protection of individual rights.

The Council had also infringed the PMOI's right to effective judicial protection by failing to provide reasons for its decisions.

The Commission cannot accept Amendments Nos 36 and 61 which extend judicial protection to all cases where discrimination takes place after termination of the employment relationship.