We are writing with respect to Union of BC Indian Chiefs Resolution 2011-54, "Support for the Save the Fraser Declaration, the Coastal First Nations Tanker Ban and the Indigenous laws Banning Crude Oil Pipeline and Tanker Shipments through BC". which was presented, affirmed and endorsed by consensus at the UBCIC Chiefs Council on November 23rd , 2011
But to help it to do so, Ambani enjoyed an exemption from a law that all crude imports had to go through state-owned Indian Oil.
Several organizations that have been recipients of American money, including Golos, objected strongly to the law as a crude clampdown on them.
Hooliganism, under Russian law, is a "crude disruption of the social order" that is punishable particularly harshly — by up to seven years' incarceration — if either violence or hatred is involved.
The first world war vintage Espionage Act is, like its British counterpart, the Official Secrets Act, a clumsy and crude law to use against government officials communicating with journalists on matters where there is a clear public interest – if only because it does not allow a defendant to argue such a public interest in court.
To ensure that it did, Ambani insisted on an exemption from a law that all crude imports had to go through state-owned Indian Oil.
"In Egypt crude law enforcement brought down the president.
Human Rights watchdogs have long criticized the law as a crude provision that is designed to stifle and discourage political dissent. .
The hallucinogenic experience is best regulated by religious sanctions, not by crude laws enforced by the police and magistrates.
In January of 2009, IRS agents led a raid against Anderson's mother-in-law in a crude attempt to force the former trainer to testify against Bonds.
But that's also because when they do come to light, the police and prosecutors exercise enormous discretion, knowing that there are all kinds of gray areas in which the law is a clumsy, crude instrument; that a jury may be loath to punish a gesture of apparent mercy; and that it's not uncommon for death to be hastened by painkillers, even in hospitals.
