He then provides an overview of the Human Rights Act with regard to the development of domestic law, and discusses the increased incorporation of European Convention on Human Rights principles, such as proportionality in a theoretical light, as well as the repercussions of particular cases.
Gives details of this difficult case, the first such case in the nuclear industry, and the repercussions of the case in terms of the public's concern about the hazardous nuclear industry.
The high-profile repercussions of the case continue to be felt, meanwhile, across the country.
But in an indication of the repercussions of his case, law enforcement officials called a news conference to defend their performance and to accuse his supporters of inciting the public.
Child psychologist Cat Lupo hasn't felt entirely safe inside her own head since the psychotic episodes she suffered during pregnancy, and she is still feeling the repercussions of a case that went tragically wrong, leaving her reputation in tatters.
Investors had the weekend to mull over details of Goldman Sachs ' civil fraud charges, and Monday morning it was clear the potential repercussions of the case continued to weigh on the market even as stocks moved out to cautious gains.
In the present study major and minor complications occurred in a small number of cases with few repercussions for patients, yielding a morbidity rate of 2.8% and an acceptable mortality rate of 0.2%.
Mr. Tycher said that combining forces would speed the building process, attract financing and better withstand the repercussions in case of an economic slowdown.
A huge number of cases go unreported because victims fear repercussions.
These are courts whereby the lawyers and judges very livelihoods are dependent upon a steady and reliable stream of cases with outcomes resulting in negative repercussions.
This gets to why tech companies, not to mention we users, should fear the repercussions of the Apple case.
