When another reporter asked whether Mr. Mancini's immunity covered "deception and fraud and contempt of court," Mr. Akbaruddin cited the basis of the Supreme Court order, "which is that if diplomatic agents willingly submit to the jurisdiction of the court, then that jurisdiction applies".
For instance, global health knowledge in mental health has been questioned by psychiatrist Derek Summerfield because "it deflects attention from what millions of people worldwide might cite as the basis of their distress for example, poverty and lack of rights" [ 41].
Having been a rapporteur on this, I know that this House wanted more stringent regulation, but, back then, the Commission said no, citing the legal basis.
A year later, when Seitz ruled in the Messersmith-McNally grievance, he did not cite the Hunter decision as a basis for this decision.
Those who advocate minimally regulated freedom to own guns in the US continue to cite the Second Amendment as a basis of their argument.
The Iranians have demanded the evidence the agency cited as the basis for its suspicions.
A reference in John 18 20 22 to an officer who struck Jesus at his arraignment before Annas is sometimes cited as the basis for the legend.
But a nice donation, perhaps, to the African charities – established by the former Chelsea players Didier Drogba and Marcel Desailly – Terry cited on the basis it "demonstrates I am not a racist".
When, in 1906, whites began wresting black passengers from streetcars and murdering them in the streets of downtown Atlanta, sparking three days of riots and resulting in dozens of black casualties, a specious wave of black crime was cited as the basis for their actions.
