The stripping of Dominican nationality from Dominicans of Haitian descent makes Haitian-Dominicans, or those deemed by appearance, skin tone or circumstances to be of Haitian heritage, vulnerable to deportation in violation of the prohibition against mass expulsion found in the American Convention on Human Rights, Article 22 9), and Articles 47 and 146 of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949.
These flowers are deemed good for skin.
In 3386 subjects (64.3%) no further investigations were deemed required (= shown skin lesion not suspicious for skin malignancy); in 968 (18.4%) a clinical follow-up assessment and in 764 (14.5%) an excision or biopsy was recommended.> -wrap-foot> For every participant only one lesion was documented.
Since our objective was to develop a tool for measuring the QOL of acne patients, the phrase in the original "because of your skin" was deemed to be too vague because it could include effects of skin conditions other than acne.
Such people can be 87 times richer than the average American family and still be deemed "disadvantaged" if their skin is the right colour.
Standard inhalation toxicity studies with birds and mammals might be helpful to identify substances which could be acutely toxic to amphibians via dermal exposure, since the percutaneous absorption rates of substances through the amphibian skin is deemed to be very high.
Some states deemed those with dark skin less worthy of a good education, property rights, and other cvil rights.
Although it gave him a large bruise and momentarily stunned him, the object drew no blood; Private Bosbyshell was purportedly the first man wounded in the Union cause, while an African-American servant, hit a few minutes later by a missile which broke the skin, was deemed the first man to have shed his blood for the Union.
It is a moment of dignity for those of our country's citizens who were expected to bear the humiliation of a state sponsorship of a flag that not only they, but those who hate them for the color of their skin, deem a symbol of that hatred.
The police have begun issuing fines that some people say exceed $1,000 for beauty treatments deemed inappropriate, like heavily tanned skin.
