to suffer direct and special harm

to rape a woman

reanneal

injure

prejudice (to)

I would endorse the recommendations that he made at the time that a person in the Canadian Forces not be subject to a criminal record in instances where they would not be in civilian life, and further, that if a person is going to be subject to the stigma of a criminal record, that they be afforded the full procedural fair trial rights as guaranteed by our charter as would be the case if they were in civilian life, so that they not be placed in a position of inequality and would not be prejudiced by their service to our country.

As a consequence of their inability to come to an agreement, they are threatening serious damage on a wide swath of the Canadian public.

1. Without prejudice to Article 223, under the inward processing procedure non-Union goods may be used in the customs territory of the Union in one or more processing operations without such goods being subject to any of the following:

In view of the well-documented damage which tourism has inflicted, and continues to inflict, on a great deal of Europe's most precious natural heritage, calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure that tourism, even if focused on introducing visitors to the habitats and wildlife of a wilderness area, is handled with extreme care, making full use of experience gained inside and outside Europe on how to minimise its impact, and with reference, where appropriate, to Article 6 of the Habitats Directive; models where wilderness areas are for the most part closed to access (outside of permitted scientific research), but where a li ...[+++]mited part is opened to sustainable high-quality tourism based on the wilderness experience and economically benefiting local communities, should be considered;