The features maintained in each case constitute a minimal subset of features that bears enhanced discriminative potential.
"The government accepts that the lack of an effective and independent investigation in this case constitutes a violation of the procedural obligations in articles 2 and 3 of the Convention.
The definition of socialisation here is 'the process of adapting to a social group' , which in this case constitutes the entire health system channelled through doctors, nurses and midwives.
"The committee itself had no doubt that flogging in almost any case constitutes torture," said Mr. Burns, who is also a Canadian law professor.
In nearly all applications, the motor case constitutes the main structural component of the rocket and must be designed accordingly.
The public prosecutor in Germany is now investigating whether the case constitutes involuntary manslaughter.
The Miranda judgment states that it has in this case "constituted an indirect interference with press freedom" and is admittedly "capable, depending on the facts, of being deployed so as to interfere with journalistic freedom".
The pod and the pulp surrounding the cacao seed in this case constitute the fruit of cacao.
The minority of the justices followed that later approach, and concluded that "long-term" GPS surveillance – four weeks, in this case – constituted a search that violated Jones' "reasonable expectation of privacy".
Finally, state non-cooperation as noticed in many cases constitutes a blatant breach of international law.
