Whilst issues of class and 'race' underpin work in this vein, in Indonesia, much less attention has been directed towards the ways in which gender inheres in the regularisation of land and livelihood, and the ordering of upland spaces.
It was useful for the regularisation of any small surface imperfections and to provide a smooth surface to which the reinforcement system would be applied.
For instance, we decided to code the regularisation of irregular migrants as 'legal entry' and not 'integration', as from the state perspective this measure is about giving people legal access to the country, even if they might already have lived in the country for several years.
In spite of the global economic crisis, we have implemented the Greater Homeland programme, based on state-of-the art legislation for the regularisation of foreign workers.
Putin's call on Sunday for the regularisation of the enclave's status would, paradoxically, put human rights on a more stable footing.
"We will now concentrate on the process of completing the regularisation of [the detained men's] status," said Matthew Hollingworth, deputy UN leader for the Homs mission.
Furthermore, one notes that the regularisation of bioethics in pre-existing systems of the protection of human rights could lead to many ambiguities and even intra-system contradictions.
First of all, one may argue that the regularisation of bioethics in the domain of human rights ignores philosophical differences, as expressed in, amongst others, the diversity of attitudes towards the use of biomedicine's achievements, as well as research performed in this field (CAHBI – Ad hoc Committee of experts on Bioethics 24 27/03/92).
The Irish government is praising the regularisation of Irish migrants in the US while refusing migrants in Ireland the same rights.
The budget for the Office of the Director-General has been increased to cover the regularisation of some temporary staff.
