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1. Abuses were particularly conspicuous in an area of central Uganda known as the Luwero Triangle.
2. Such abuses were suppressed by acts of the one-day Silent Sejm (Polish: sejm niemy) of 1717.
3. These abuses are of direct concern to businesses operating in Saudi Arabia because their employees at all levels can be affected.
4. Those abuses are spotlighted because the inventors who abuse the system are more likely to litigate their patents.
5. Human rights abuses were committed in April during fighting between both sides in Fianarantsoa province.

April

1. In one of the most gruesome recent abuses, human rights campaigners allege that Pakistani soldiers boiled to death four Baloch prisoners in April this year.

Security

1. Such abuses will invalidate the security of the authentication algorithm.

Users

1. In this way, each VPS is insulated from the actions and abuses of other users on the same physical host.

Protest

1. He nailed his famous 95 Theses to the Church door in Wittenburg as a protest to delineate the abuses of the Church.

Turkey

1. But despite its human rights abuses, Turkey can do no wrong in US eyes, for it is one of the CIA's key listening posts on the Soviet border.

Affairs

1. He argues that a consequentialist cannot really criticize human rights abuses in a war, for example, if they ultimately result in a better state of affairs.

Justice

1. African Court of Justice To rule on human rights abuses in Africa.

Struggle

1. Another specific goal is the struggle against all the abuses that have brought about the decadence of the clergy, the religious state, and Christian society.

Representatives

1. Silvia Cattori: Your representatives outside do not seem to be concerned with the abuses of the Palestinian Authorities.

Congress

1. Congress had prohibited U.S. government military support for the Contras because of their pattern of human rights abuses.

Rights Abuses

1. Karzai's spokesman, Karim Rahimi, said the government would favour the trial of anyone found guilty of rights abuses.

Tyrannical Qin Dynasty

1. Today the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)�s violence and abuses are even more severe than those of the tyrannical Qin Dynasty.

Specific Abuses

1. But even if they don't commit specific abuses, it's wrong for them to have that power.

Prosecuting Official Abuses

1. In July 2006 the SPP issued new standards for prosecuting official abuses of power.

Life-Long Catechesis

1. Life-long catechesis, since Martin Luther's day, was intended for all ages so that the abuses of the Church of that day would not reoccur.

Reports

1. But New Zealand, which has been a strong critic of the coup and reports of human rights abuses in Fiji, said its high commissioner had done nothing wrong.

Medical Abuses

1. There are many medical abuses in the system that go beyond what many people could even imagine.

Indonesian Security Forces

1. Human rights abuses by Indonesian security forces remain common.

Numerous Serious Abuses

1. Libya's human rights record remained poor, and the Government continued to commit numerous serious abuses.

Internet Abuses

1. Monitor systems on your network for problems and internet abuses as LINK LOGGER allows you to track where and when your users are going on the internet.

Certain Abuses

1. There is, however, disagreement on certain Abuses, which have crept into the Church without rightful authority.

Problem

1. Singer makes clear that he regards the problem as the abuses of factory farming.
2. In spite of an easing of tension and overt hostilities between refugees and Lebanese militias since the early 1990s, human rights abuses remain a problem.

Abuses Odin

1. In Lokasenna, Loki verbally abuses Odin for practising seid, condemning it as a unmanly art.

Alleged Human Rights Abuses

1. In November of 2002, the United Nations began an investigation of alleged human rights abuses by Dostum.

Abuses Notation

1. Abusing notation, (this abuses notation because X is a set, while F(X) is an algebra; correctly, it is).

Various Abuses

1. It demanded the discussion of various abuses of power during the Personal Rule.

Alleged Abuses

1. An international human rights group is suing the ExxonMobil oil company over alleged abuses in the troubled Indonesian province of Aceh.

Serious Human Rights Abuses

1. Particularly serious human rights abuses persisted in Tibet and in Xinjiang, where security tightened.

Authority

1. The parliamentary ombudsmen and the Chancellor of Justice oversee the application of laws with particular attention to abuses of authority.

Individuals

1. The obligation to protect requires States to protect individuals and groups against human rights abuses.
2. New Zealand allows individuals to request an independent U.N. Human Rights Committee investigation of alleged abuses of human rights.

Wikipedia

1. Wikipedia has a rich set of methods to handle most abuses that commonly arise; these methods are well tested and should be relied upon.

Long

1. So long as the Qajars (Kadjars) were ruling in Persia, however, these abuses of titles could and did never occur.
2. Human rights organizations have long criticized China for religious repression and human rights abuses in Tibet.

Climate

1. Amnesty International launched a campaign in the Russian Federation against the widespread human rights abuses committed in a climate of impunity.

Everyone

1. Everyone has strong opinions on the morality of criminal justice, from its policies and ideals to its practices and abuses.
2. Not everyone who abuses alcohol becomes physiologically dependent upon it, but can become psychologically addicted to it, similar to marijuana.

Israel

1. One study found that 37 percent of the statements made by mainline Protestant churches on human rights abuses between 2000 and 2004 focused on Israel.

Japan

1. In 2009, animal rights group PETA released undercover video of alleged abuses of former race horses at a slaughterhouse in Kumamoto, Japan.

Section

1. Government and ONLF forces were responsible for widespread human rights abuses in the Somali Region (see section 1.g.).
2. This section is focused on human rights abuses in China and Tibet.

Subject

1. The doctrine also proved subject to a number of abuses.

Theory

1. Legal requirements, role of president & Congress in theory & practice, abuses, deficit reduction measures, balanced budget amendment.

Question

1. Justification by faith alone calls into question all the errors, superstitions and abuses that have crept into the church down the centuries.

Response

1. The response is usually that capitalism is inherently prone to certain abuses by defending property and profit.

Money

1. Even though there were numerous abuses of indulgences and money by clergy, the outright sale of indulgences was never an official Catholic Church doctrine.

Iran

1. While Iraqi Kurdistan faces threats from Turkey and Iran, it stands accused of provocative actions and abuses in disputed areas outside the region.
2. Ahmadinejad wanted to deflect a question about human rights abuses in Iran when he did so.

Countries

1. Some countries have introduced legislation against cult abuses.

Lenin

1. If only Lenin had been alive, those abuses would never happened.

Privilege

1. Autopatch operation is a privilege granted by the FCC, abuses of auto-patch privileges may lead to their loss.

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