Sentences with phrase «guaranteeing effective access»

Any reform to uphold the rule of law by guaranteeing effective access to justice should not merely subject lawyers to undue hardship in place of litigants.

in a manner which guarantees effective access to the procedures for determining refugee status and which does not compromise the objective of the rapid processing of an asylum application.

However, even from data regularly published on the site of the EASO it is quite clear that the Dublin system fails, and that it definitively is not able to guarantee effective access to an assessment of applicants» protection needs.

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No such measure is ever 100 % effective though, so we do not guarantee that your personal and other information will be secure from theft, loss, or unauthorized access or use, and we make no representation as to the reasonableness, efficacy, or appropriateness of the measures we use to safeguard such information.

Kozol's description of the corporate presence in and influence on schools makes one wonder whether the public education system in the United States has become a domestic version of NAFTA: an effective way for companies to guarantee access to a steady supply of cheap, uneducated labor.

We are working with our partners to promote legislative reforms to guarantee that all patients have access to affordable, effective pain medication to relieve the tragedy of needless suffering caused by undertreated cancer pain.»

The modern design, hundreds personal profiles and easy access guarantee the pleasure, which you will feel, using our universal and effective dating services.

In school systems where parents are engaged and feel comfortable going toe - to - toe with school administrators, this rights - based accountability system is effective in guaranteeing access to a range of interventions for disabled children.

When all students have guaranteed access to rigorous curriculum and effective initial teaching, targeted and timely supplemental support, and personalized intensive support provided by highly trained educators, few will experience failure.

What is required is a new and improved framework to achieve this «full expression» where access to justice is guaranteed in an effective manner.

That's because, effective today, Finland has become the first nation to guarantee all citizens a legal right to broadband Internet access.

I don't know if this approach would guarantee a happy ending for access to justice, but I know that simply working in our own small backyards to effect broad systemic change hasn't been effective.

The committee suggests strengthening the lord chancellor's duty to secure «effective access to justice», to ensure the director of legal aid casework is sufficiently independent of possible government interference, and to guarantee provision for appeals where legal aid is refused.