Traduction de «Web law » (Anglais → Français) :

2. Member States shall take measures to facilitate the application of the web-accessibility requirements as defined in Article 3 to all public sector bodies' websites beyond those concerned, in particular, to public sector bodies' websites covered by existing national laws or relevant measures on web-accessibility.

– having regard to experience in the Netherlands with Eurinfra and its network of court coordinators for European law, which is beginning to be emulated in other Member States, in particular Italy, with its European Gaius project; Denmark, Romania and Bulgaria, designed around the three pillars of (a) improving the accessibility of European law information resources using web technology, (b) improving knowledge of European law among the judiciary and (c) establishing and maintaining a network of court coordinators for European law,

Instead of deleting a web page that indicates what the law should protect, why not tell Canadians what the law will no longer protect?

Question No. 213 Hon. Marlene Jennings: With respect to the press release published on the Department of Justice Web site on January 29, 2010, initially entitled “New Senators to Help End Opposition Obstruction of Law-And-Order Bills”: (a) was this press release initially drafted by public servants or political staffers; (b) what modifications were made to this press release, documented by date, time and modification, after its initial publication; (c) did any departmental employee or political staffer access the Web page containing the press release, for the purposes of modification, intentionally or unintentionally, on February 1, 20 ...[+++]10, whether or not any modification was in fact made; and (d) at what date and time was the Web page containing the press release last accessed for the purposes of modifications, intentionally or unintentionally, whether or not any modification was in fact made, by either a departmental employee or a political staffer?

Effectively, the laws and the cultural norms, and even the religious norms, mean that a man cannot walk away from a marriage relationship without having the law and the culture impose this web of obligations and responsibilities on him.

Indignation is a political concept, not a state of mind, and I am indignant because, every day, I feel caught up in a spider’s web in which the law, justice, freedom and the truth suffocate and die every day: they perish in the Dance of Death performed by the Sharon government, Hamas and Islamic Jihad.