Given the lack of the membership carrot, the question is whether such adaptation from enlargement can promote political reforms in the ENP countries, which are generally poor, often autocratic and, in some cases, embroiled in domestic conflicts.
After he then appealed to the information commissioner, the case become embroiled in a complex and lengthy dispute over legal technicalities and the extent of the Information Tribunal's [156KB PDF] right to intervene when the commissioner has discarded a complaint as outside the scope of the FOI Act.
In a recent survey of cases in 300 district courts by Daksh, a Bangalore nonprofit that analyzes the Indian judiciary, about 66percentt of litigants in civil cases were embroiled in land disputes.
In many cases, brands embroiled in a crisis are actually legally compliant – they have followed the basic "rules".
His case against becoming embroiled in conflicts that require counterinsurgency operations is strong". "Restraint makes an eloquent case for a new grand strategy.
Former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has filed a petition with the UN human rights committee outlining alleged abuses of power in the corruption case he is embroiled in.
Ruled a suicide by a local medical examiner, the case has been embroiled in controversy and left many questions unanswered as the one-year anniversary of Bland's death approaches this summer.
This year countless companies good, strong companies–have laid off thousands of workers, missed financial targets, lost billions in value and in some cases even became embroiled in questionable accounting practices.
In the case of Microsoft, the company was long embroiled in a case it was fighting against the U.S. government over data that it stored in servers in Ireland, that the U.S. government wanted to access.
The Bhutto case, meanwhile, has become embroiled in bitter contention and violent intrigue.
