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It was pointed out that draft article A1, paragraph 2, was inadequate on that point, since by simply acknowledging that the expelling State had the right to extend certain procedural guarantees to certain aliens who were in its territory illegally, it was merely stating the obvious.

[...] [...] contrary, there are not enough specialists at Headquarters and consultants and other contractors must be employed in order to meet the needs of the [...]

Two speakers expressed the view that the envisaged programme rather repeated the fragmented, unfocused structure of the previous C/4 document, thus reducing the impact of the Organization, that UNESCO was still trying to do too much with its limited resources and that the Organization would need to confront some difficult choices to make room for new initiatives with strong impact, if it were to regain credibility as a leading science organization within the United Nations family.

When insufficient attention is paid [...] [...]

The five factors with the most potential to cause slippage in projected estimates for completion of judgements on appeal are the delays associated with or caused by: (a) the nature of multi-appellant cases; (b) the inordinate amount of pre-appeal motions; (c) the inordinate length of time for translation of trial judgements into Bosnian/Croatian/ Serbian, as well as for translation of written submissions into one of the Tribunal’s working languages and Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, especially in cases of selfrepresented appellants; (d) amendments to grounds of appeal, especially following translation of the trial judgement (mainly for represented appellants); and (e) understaffing and/or lack of experience in appeals support.

The mere existence of complaints mechanisms is not enough; they must be, and must be seen to be, independent and impartial, and should offer guarantees of effectiveness, promptness and expeditiousness.

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[...] [...] Constitution include inadequate respect for [...] [...]

[...] [...] at large are insufficient, especially in [...] [...]

As policy options are formulated in the international community for ending crisis and resolving conflict, it makes ever more sense to assume that in the right conditions, China, far from being an unconditional obstacle, can become a limited and reluctant, but critical, partner.

The air inlet is not strong enough to support accessories and may cause one or more to break.

The complainant’s parents further submit that during his detention on remand, the author was kept in solitary confinement in freezing conditions without appropriate clothing, constant light and that he was ill-treated.

[...] foreign investment has been aggravated [...] [...]

Insufficient gender mainstreaming [...] [...]

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We also suggest that GDP is insufficient as a national indicator of progress and general welfare and urge the world community and political leaders, in particular to include indicators of real sustainable development in their national accounting, including the Ecological Footprint, the Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare, the Genuine Progress Indicator and the Happy Planet Index.

[...] [...] (c) (iii) were not realistic and measurable [...] [...]

Reiterating its concern about the seriousness of problems and threats posed by corruption to the stability and security of societies, undermining the institutions and the values of democracy, ethical values and justice and jeopardizing sustainable development and the rule of law, in particular when an inadequate national and international response leads to impunity

Some delegates felt that not enough countries were graduating from LDC status, and called on UNCTAD to ensure that its work better reflected changes that had been occurring in developing countries over the previous four decades.

Words were not sufficient; the time [...]

While the view was expressed that human dignity was the foundation of human rights in general, and while further elaboration on that concept was suggested, some delegations considered that the meaning and the legal implications of the rights to dignity were unclear.

Assessment of qualifications may take place: (i) at the outset of the procurement through pre-qualification in accordance with article 18 [**hyperlink**] or pre-selection in accordance with article 49(3); (ii) during the examination of submissions (see for example, that the grounds for rejection of a tender in article 43(3)(a) include that the supplier is unqualified); (iii) at any other time in the procurement proceedings when pre-qualified suppliers or contractors are requested to demonstrate again their qualifications (see paragraph (8)(d) of this article and the commentary in paragraph … below); and/or (iv) at the end of the procurement proceedings when the qualifications of only the winning supplier or contractor are assessed (see article 57(2) [**hyperlink**]) or when that supplier or contractor is requested to demonstrate again its qualifications (article 43(6) [**hyperlink**]).

[...] [...] existing data may not be sufficient for the required [...]

The choice of fitting, pipe, and tubing material being welded is critical Using the same materials will ensure the same coefficients of expansion and will reduce the possibility of poor welds, out-of-roundness, or dimensional changes that are detrimental to a good weld

(d) Owing to a shortage of places in the reception centres for children, especially in smaller cities, unaccompanied and separated children victims of trafficking have been placed in centre together with adults.

In the view of the Committee, in these cases, the formal prescription of the grounds and procedures in a law which is envisaged to render these limitations permissible is not sufficient if the grounds and the procedures so prescribed are themselves either arbitrary or unreasonably or unnecessarily destructive of the right itself.

The progress expected after Monterrey with the mandated work of the multilateral financial institutions, including the role of IMF in strengthening surveillance, giving high priority to the identification and prevention of potential crises and strengthening the underpinnings of international financial stability, remains incomplete.

However, the lack of clarity regarding the Office’s inter-agency mandate for coordination in the area of women, peace and security and the lack of necessary resources weakens the Office’s effectiveness.

[...] [...] but it is not sufficient: growth should enable everyone, [...] [...]