| The Information Commissioner appeared as an intervener, as did the Advocates' Society and the Attorney-General of Ontario. |
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| In assessing a humanitarian intervention, a third point of controversy involves the question of how much we should care about the motives of the intervener. |
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| To protect the public interest, the Commission could have a statutory right to be an intervener in all cases. |
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| The Court also gave the Council of Canadians with Disabilities intervener status in the case. |
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| It also involves that another intervener becomes exclusively dedicated to prevention. |
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| The following is a list of documents on a number of major court cases in which the Commissioner of Official Languages has acted as an intervener. |
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| Where a party or intervener has appointed a representative, that representative shall provide a power of attorney. |
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| If you look at my personal and professional background, I mean, first of all, I'm an intervener. |
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| They have made a real difference as a third-party intervener and a friend of the court, so to speak. |
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| The Human Rights Programme is an intervener in 258 cases of human rights violations. |
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| Renee M. Pomerance, for the intervener the Attorney General for Ontario. |
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| Susan Chapman and Dana Peterson, for the intervener. |
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| The victims of this offender then are punished for their breaking the silence and their call for help, or used as objects of manipulating the intervener. |
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| Like drug addicts, the chronically indebted become expert at devising excuses, and at changing the subject by accusing the intervener or some third party of being at fault. |
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| Even if all parties do not agree, the Board will understandably be more sympathetic to a request for postponement from an applicant than from a respondent or intervener. |
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| I would simply point out to the government and to my colleagues in the opposition parties that the American government is an intervener there because it has a pension protection fund. |
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| As an intervener, he took from his own practical experience the importance to develop relationships of trust with the children and adolescents, which is a measuring stick in terms of healthy relationships. |
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| The Government of Yukon provided comments on Joint Review Panel recommendations which pertained to its mandate during the intervener comment period. |
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| These referrals are in keeping with the ombudsmanship principle of assisting the resolution, but not necessarily as intervener in the first instance. |
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| Bell ExpressVu intervened and turned the entire case into a gargantuan exercise, where tens of thousands of pages of material were filed by Bell ExpressVu as intervener. |
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| The Panel requested sampling data and an intervener requested palaeoecological data to clarify the scientific and ecological value of the wetland. |
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| A similar argument was advanced by an intervener Majlis Manch, a nongovernmental organization providing legal aid and advocacy to women in distress. |
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| While it may be useful as a political move, the difficulties associated with demonstrating systemic violation of human rights as opposed to isolated episodes could be insurmountable for any litigator or intervener. |
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| For example, INAC may participate in the process as an expert advisor, an intervener and final decision maker as to whether a development should proceed. |
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| Liberal MLA Richard Brown tried to level the playing field by suggesting groups wishing to appear before the committee be granted intervener funding to hire lawyers or researchers to help them with their presentations. |
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| An intervener in the community carries out the clinical evaluation of the individuals' needs and, if required, refers them to a specialized treatment centre according to their needs. |
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| And I'm not an intervener in life, but here I find myself intervening. |
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| Initially the case started with the local standee of the intervener. |
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| Despite the universality of crisis provoking events, culture plays a strong role in how crisis is interpreted, both for the crisis intervener and the crisis victim. |
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