life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part, (d) : Imposing measures intended

The dueling statements released on October 19 highlight that mutual suspicion is deep and intense.

village, where swathes of farmland surround small clusters of buildings, reveal fresh details about the intensity

Pham said, “might be more easily available or cheaper, but rarely come with the intensive training that

Moreover, Masih has steadfastly denied that the aid organization has offered recipients any money as an incentive

He added: "Mali's political and business classes may have an incentive to prolong the conflict because

Friday’s meeting in Washington, according to a White House statement, is intended to reaffirm America

for these 120,000 who’ve been trapped in open air prisons for the past 6 years if Burma wants their intentions

against civilians during war can be especially heinous, but when those crimes are committed with planned intent The former is a legally relevant historical narrative of the conflict, while the matrix’s intent is to Iraqi Penal Code that they violate, it is the systematic nature of the crimes, along with ISIS’ stated intent “ISIS soldiers regularly demonstrated a specific intent to destroy the Yazidi people through their ideology

Lawyers and legal groups challenged the use of the law, arguing that it was intended for conflicts involving

Severe malpractice and dehumanization is evident in the use of quotas and financial incentives which

would extend government support to Russian families who adopt Ukrainian children; the biggest financial incentive