| Under the established law of armed conflict, he can civilly intern a captured combatant until the end of active hostilities. |
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| It does not mean that a determination criminally, civilly, or canonically has been made regarding the truth or non-truth of the allegation. |
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| Remember always that your obligation is to encourage students to behave civilly and courteously. |
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| Governments have always claimed control over marriage, whether solemnized religiously or civilly. |
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| Supervisors can be civilly and criminally liable in instances that result in substantial injury or death. |
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| Hidden within the morally outraged and civilly disobedient radical, in other words, was the soul of a wronged decision theorist. |
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| They will seek justice for their client, whether it's done criminally, civilly, or both. |
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| One of the gentry he used to ferry about, a decent cove who always treated him civilly, writes letters and the sentence is commuted to transportation. |
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| It assumed that civil servants who had served Conservatives civilly for so long would be conservative themselves. |
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| States parties should also require the registration of all marriages whether contracted civilly or according to custom or religious law. |
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| The legal person shall be civilly liable for payment of the administrative fine imposed on its managers, executives, employees or agents. |
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| When two people wish to marry civilly, they must first choose a competent officiant. |
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| He is also subjected to a tariff and he is civilly liable when he causes damages to somebody. |
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| If any of these parties has accepted waste without appropriate documentation, they may be civilly and criminally liable. |
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| Can CBAOs be held civilly or criminally liable for failure to disclose a client's HIV status without consent? |
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| Physicians might also be civilly responsible for negligence if the drug prescribed causes the patient harm. |
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| Therefore, a SIF could be civilly liable if one of its staff members performed his or her duties negligently. |
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| Though we have profound differences, he is saying, we have to reason about them civilly instead of dismissing, insulting, and demonizing one another. |
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| Mandela kept his temper, spoke civilly in his accented English and did his best for those he represented. |
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| But it is unfortunate that people feel the need to disrupt a gathering where they could peacefully and civilly ask questions. |
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| Like any other employer, the State may in most countries be judged to be civilly liable for the acts or grave omission of its servants resulting in wrongs done to a third party. |
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| Mr Bush has made the occasional faux pas with his base such as talking civilly to gay groups but not on matters that are top priorities for the right. Mr Norquist predicts bigger trouble from two other Bush mistakes. |
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| We need to get better at communicating not only quickly, but civilly. |
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| The VRR argued that cases such as this and Jane Doe demonstrate the need to hold the police civilly liable in situations where they respond inadequately to male violence against women. |
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| Because of that, the reason that we register our marriages civilly is that we do not regard this as being in contradiction to our religious principles. |
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| Simpson was held civilly liable in 1997 for wrongful death even after being tried and acquitted in 1995 of murder. |
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| In my opinion, if a Member of the European Parliament is asked to put out his cigarette by an usher, it is his duty to acknowledge civilly that the usher is doing his duty and thank him for it. |
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| Thanks to the government and legal system these disputes are often settled civilly, but because judgements are difficult to pronounce and often take years to resolve, crises are inevitable. |
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| On 30 September 2012, the Bishop of Saskatoon ordained as deacon a person who is civilly married to a person of the same sex. |
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| On 30 September 2012, the Bishop of Saskatoon ordained as deacon a person civilly married to a person of the same sex. |
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| And while it is true that a large majority of youth is not very politically and civilly literate, this should not be used as an excuse to avoid the challenge of making politics more engaging to young people. |
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| As I said, I did not want to moderate list discussions draconically, but I did expect members to behave civilly toward each other. |
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| The Commission has been operating for about 10 years and some time ago a statute was drafted, which will be presented at the Provincial Chapters, so that the commission could be set up as a civilly recognized association. |
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| From then on, with civil union, Quebec legislation recognized three types of conjugality: spouses joined in marriage, de facto spouses, and spouses joined civilly. |
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| Worryingly, many School Principals are unaware that they and their Boards of Management could be held criminally and civilly liable if illegal images are found on school computers. |
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| That act essentially provides that the Crown could be civilly liable in court for breaches of what is known in the common law tradition as tort or property law. |
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| The jury determines the truth or falsity of factual allegations and renders a verdict on whether a criminal defendant is guilty, or a civil defendant is civilly liable. |
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