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Elaborate security measures are also a thorn in its side, although the government has eased the burden by increasing its subsidy for security costs to 97.5% (foreign carriers are not subject to the same obligations).

But debts do not, so debtors have to meet the same obligations with a smaller income; to do this, they have to cut spending even more, further depressing the economy.

Allowing Yugoslavia and Serbia to escape the same obligations while granting them enormous financial rewards generates cynicism among Croats and provides fodder to right-wing extremists in Croatia who want the country to turn its back on Europe and engage in expansionist adventures in Bosnia.

The starting point is the establishment of an urban development programme on the premises of the science city, which makes it possible 'to develop an area as a single project, actively, quickly, and with a clear goal focus, and to impose the same obligations on owners and local authorities' (SenStadt 2007: 5, translated).

Muslim women are required to fulfill exactly the same obligations in religious duty as are Muslim men, and so too are their rights to earn equivalent blessings.

This contrasts with international humanitarian law, which contains the fundamental principle of equality of obligations.22 This means that all parties to a conflict owe the same obligations and hold the same rights "irrespective of the 'justness' of the cause", even during NIAC (Sivakumaran 2012, 242 246).

That means they apply equally to rich countries and poor countries, giving us all the same obligations to reduce inequalities, address the root causes of poverty and poor health, and protect the environment.

If the return directive becomes law, we will not be morally able to deepen negotiations with the EU, and we reserve the right to legislate so European citizens have the same obligations for visas that Europe imposes on the Bolivians, according to the diplomatic principle of reciprocity.

Back in 2010 in the passage of the Equalities Act Tim Farron was against giving the same obligations to religious organisations as everyone else.

Under a proposal announced in July, the communities will be expanded to become regional "hubs" that will act as service centres for nearby smaller communities and, eventually, be gazetted and given the same town status as comparable non-Indigenous communities, with the same obligations to pay rates and other fees.

Islam documents in the Quran in no uncertain terms that both men and women have the same obligations to their Maker and their obligations earn identical rewards for their actions in they eyes of their Maker.