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Someone reading article 14 now might wonder why sexual orientation and disability, amongst others, are not listed as grounds on which a person should not be discriminated against.

For example, if you are on a news-articles site with no structure, you say, "Okay, I am now reading article number 2,125". But how does that help you get to any other place on the site?

By reading article titles and abstracts, researchers pare down their selection to those studies that meet the predetermined criteria, and then conduct a qualitative analysis or meta-analysis on those.

Mr. Burwell explained why by getting out the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and reading Article 2.0.1: "It shall be the primary duty of all prosecuting attorneys, including any special prosecutors, not to convict, but to see that justice is done".

Firstly, it is apparent from reading Article 3(2) in conjunction with recital 15 of Directive 96/9 that the copyright protection provided for by that directive concerns the 'structure' of the database, and not its 'contents' nor, therefore, the elements constituting its contents.

The official text of the Convention labels Article 14 as the "prohibition of discrimination". Under this reading, Article 14 is concerned with negative human rights, where the State or private actors are prevented from certain conduct that treats certain protected groups differently.

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