Private health insurance is prohibited by statute from discriminating on the basis of gender.

Discriminating against women is clearly contrary to public order and essentially null. Subsequently, the Court ordered the removal of the discriminating provisions of the early retirement arrangements.

Legal acts containing norms, discriminating women, are not characteristic for Latvia.

Discriminating against women is clearly contrary to public order and essentially null.

And then, when they come out, most states don't even have a law prohibiting employers from discriminating against people with a background.

On the contrary, it prohibits Member States from discriminating against any signature method on the sole ground that it is in electronic form.

Obama s admonishment reminds us to be more discriminating about what information we share online.

Subsequently, the Court ordered the removal of the discriminating provisions of the early retirement arrangements.

They said he was against Caesar. They said he was discriminating because he told his disciples

A court will also take into account whether the violator has eliminated the discriminating circumstances or not.

There are also no legal sanctions for discriminating against women or for that matter against anyone else.

Policies in that regard encouraged multilateral and regional negotiations and export development, without discriminating against foreign investors.

It is a source of wisdom and intelligence within us, it's high speed, it's intuitive, it's discriminating.

All Libyan laws recognize these human rights without discriminating among citizens on grounds of sex, colour, religion or nationality.

I have asked you here to meet the woman selected to represent the most discriminating publication in the world, Quality.

He showed, in 1946, that the radio wave radiation from the Sun emanates from the ionized layers of its corona, and he developed a mathematical method for discriminating between thermal and nonthermal radio waves in the Milky Way.

The gender prejudiced environment favours the persistence of discriminating attitudes and primarily restricts women's participation in social, economic and political life.

Another example we have ended the centuries old practice of discriminating against rural women by allowing only men to own land.

The Spirit told me to go with them, without discriminating. These six brothers also accompanied me, and we entered into the man's house.

Since 2000, several legislative enactments have been promulgated with a view to eliminating discrimination against women and discriminating positively in their favour, including

9.5 The authors further submit that invoking freedom of speech for racist and discriminating purposes amounts to an abuse of the right of submission.

Obama s admonishment reminds us to be more discriminating about what information we share online. His advice is essentially to practice a form of digital abstinence.

This classification and analysis allowed for a more discriminating and habitat targeted approach to remediation of the damage dealt with in the third F4 instalment.

For the alternative insecticides in use, please indicate for the targeted vector species, the minimum maximum mortality rates using the standard (discriminating diagnostic) insecticide concentration.

Accordingly, business and industry should be considered as a whole, without discrimination of transnational corporations, to avoid incomplete conclusions, or a segmented and discriminating effort.

And yet, if you had a discriminating ear, there were in it the elements of a concord such as these plains never saw nor heard.

That provides the rationale for the Fed s zero interest rate policy but at the obvious cost of discriminating against savers, who lose any semblance of interest income.

So far only one petition has been submitted to the Chancellor or Justice where the petitioner complained that the requirements for applying for Estonian citizenship were discriminating.

On taking office, Russia s new president, Dmitry Medvedev, should order an independent review process to help end the country s pattern of stigmatizing and discriminating against people with disabilities.

Of particular importance in that fight was the establishment of trust among people of different religions, cultures and civilizations, the renunciation of militarism and unilateralism and safeguards to prevent measures taken in the fight against terrorism from discriminating against persons of any faith.

States concerned shall not deny persons concerned the right to retain or acquire a nationality or the right of option upon the succession of States by discriminating on any ground.

One important task to be performed by a monitoring mechanism is to oversee whether or not the system is discriminating between different levels of performance of staff and recognizing high performers.

The Committee reiterates that States parties should ensure that immigration policies do not have the effect of discriminating against persons on the basis of race, colour, descent, or national or ethnic origin.

It goes without saying that before the non proliferation Treaty can perform this role, its inherent flaws especially its provisions discriminating between nuclear weapon and non nuclear weapon States must be addressed.

His Lordship stressed that customary law would still provide the basis of determining ownership of land, but the customary rule discriminating against women in land matters would be disregarded (Corrin Care Paterson, 1999).

When a person suspects discriminating behaviour the employer is required, at the person's request, and within ten working days as of submission of a pertinent written application, to provide a written explanation to the person.

Thus, the guarantee of universal access under the National Training Policy, as a social right, has been associated with giving priority assistance to sectors that historically have been the target of exclusion and social discriminating processes.

449. In expressing her appreciation for the detailed answers, the Chairperson said that there were still some obstacles discriminating against women in the Republic of Korea, such as family laws, traditions and discrimination at the workplace.

They recalled that, in the 1960s, banks and other employers had preferred light skinned employees for jobs involving contacts with the public, thus discriminating against people with darker skin, and asked whether that was still the case.

Research indicates that a discriminating use of the successful aspects of the rich variety of experiences in China might be the most useful approach for India, but the diversity of experience in India across different regions can also provide useful policy lessons.

The civility laws, originating in the late 1980s and early 1990s, provide an example of the usage of this latter aspect of the Broken Windows Theory as legitimization for discriminating against individuals considered disorderly in order to increase the sense of security in urban spaces.

The Court did not, however, make any pronouncement on the pay equity rights of female health care employees since they had been acquired by contract, rather the question was whether the government was discriminating against women by targeting pay equity compensation in its budget cuts.

After Latvia introduced, on 22 March 1993, the visa requirement for entry into its territory, one of the methods of discriminating against the Republic apos s Russian speaking population became the unjustified refusal to issue a re entry visa, for which a fee is charged.

Given the rules contained in Book V of the Civil Law, one cannot say, simply, that there discriminating rules in relation to women, and this because we are dealing with a Law that questions if the successor, or the would be beneficiaries are male or female.

It is concerned, in particular, about the persistence of polygamy, apparently without even the possibility for women to enter into a form of marriage that precludes polygamy, and the existence of rules discriminating against women in matters of marriage, divorce, testimony and inheritance (arts. 3 and 26).