It found that this was specifically linked to the tenure of the founding obstetrician, who was obeyed by management and nursing staff “without question”.

It found that this was specifically linked to the tenure of the founding obstetrician, who was obeyed by management and nursing staff “without question”.

It found that this was specifically linked to the tenure of the founding obstetrician, who was obeyed by management and nursing staff “without question”.

31, prosecutors brought charges against former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko and more than eight high-level members of her government for abuse of office and/or misuse of state funds during their tenure

  During this administration's tenure from 1970 to 1977 the new constitution, of 1972, came into force, which designated Sinhalese as the country's official language.

As a result, the tenure of 228 judges (among them 121 judges responsible for court administration and professional supervising) will be terminated the same day, without any transition period, due to the

    The Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law, Cap. 224 (as amended) The relevant sections of this Law provide as follows: Section 2 “In the present Law ‘owner’ means the

commanders under whom they serve shall be regulated by law in      accordance with the principles of the independence of the courts      and the security of tenure

financial contributions, for flats upgraded in standard by considerable financial contributions of the landlord, for class A and B flats beyond a certain size, and generally for all flats after 6 months of tenure

close and continuous links with their tents, makeshift dwellings and shacks (see paragraph 5 above) on the land occupied by them for this to be considered their “home”, regardless of the absence of any tenure

Further the county administrative judges were full time judges, under oath and subject to judicial tenure and disqualification rules, not administrative officials as asserted by the applicant.

Under section 1, the Act applies to, amongst others, ... individuals who, by reason of their behaviour and style of life (tenore di vita), must be considered as habitually living, even in part, on the

It found that this was specifically linked to the tenure of the founding obstetrician, who was obeyed by management and nursing staff “without question”.

    Judges shall have guaranteed tenure. They may not be transferred, suspended, compelled to retire or removed from office, save in those cases provided for by law. 2.

    These amendments affected a number of relevant laws, in particular: (i) the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law (Cap. 224) (as amended); (ii) the Town and Country

He pointed to the fact that their professional assessment and promotion as well as their security of tenure were within the control of the executive branch and in turn the army.

    The Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law, Cap. 224 (as amended) 37.

status of military judges, relations between military judges acting as military prosecutors and the office of the commander under whom they serve, the independence of the courts and the security of tenure

the other, in perpetuity or for a time, a tenement for a stated yearly rent or ground rent which the latter binds himself to pay to the former, either in money or in kind, as an acknowledgment of the tenure