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[...] lack of legal clarity when engaging [...]

Such risks and uncertainties could cause actual results to vary materially from the future results indicated, expressed or implied in such forward looking statements.

[...] [...] required are not clearly presented (e.g., [...] [...]

[...] [...] and ill-defined approaches to the provision [...]

While he was not necessarily opposed to the suggestion, the Special Rapporteur was of the view that it raised difficulties, relating, inter alia, to the delimitation of the scope of application between international humanitarian law and human rights treaties, the unclear extent of the general reference to “international criminal law”, and whether it was necessary specifically to provide for the survival of the Charter of the United Nations, which by its very nature would continue in operation.

One member suggested that it would be interesting to have internal discussions on carbon credits, while another expressed strong reservations on the paper, wondering why the GEF was involved in ozone-related matters, pointing out that addressing chemicals was a complex issue for which four other conventions already existed.

A problem exposed by many States was also the lack of clarity with regard to the fulfilment of the requirement of exhaustion of domestic remedies for collective complaints.

[...] [...] avoiding diversions of unaccounted money that might [...]

As of the date of approval of these consolidated financial statements, this assessment is not yet complete and the directors consider that the degree of uncertainty with respect to the potential financial impact, if any, on the Group cannot be determined.

[...] Makenga is not clear, and the M-23 [...] [...]

[...] peoples are not in evidence within the [...] [...]

The trade unions have sent repeatedly to the Government proposals to include criminal and administrative liability for the breach of the trade union rights provided for, including in International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, but they have not been accepted due to the reason that “application of the criminal and administrative legislation on trade unions is not purposeful, because their character is not a socially dangerous one”.

We have been signalling the possibility of such an improvement for some time and it is encouraging that it may now be making a positive impact to the bottom line.

[...] [...] he or she is residing; or (c) has absconded or otherwise cannot be located.

(d) Procurement of goods and services: Four recommendations in four offices were related to: unclear specifications and deadlines for submission for bids; failure to justify single-source selections; release of final payments without prior completion of the evaluation of deliverables against terms of reference; payments to a single contractor/service provider exceeding the established approval thresholds without submitting the case for review; use of consultants instead of temporary staff for regular programme activities; lack of monitoring mechanisms to ensure that the total value of orders actually placed under long term agreements was within recommended limits; and delegation of procurement responsibilities to partners without the prior assessment of their capacity.

[...] Parties that lack clarity regarding their [...] [...]

However, these mechanisms are often only embryonic and their degree of effectiveness is yet to become apparent – particularly in respect of integration of IP issues with other areas of economic and development policy.

As to a search logic that would allow close matches to be retrieved, it was generally thought that, while modern search algorithms could be designed to limit the number of close matches, such design presented problems, such as the following: (a) not all closely matching notices would be retrieved, as it required addressing a complex question of defining “close matches” and resulted in legal uncertainty; (b) the list of closely matching notices could be long, a fact that might lead to additional searches and result in high fees for the user and administrative burden on the registry; (c) allowing search results to retrieve close matches might have a negative impact on what constituted a sufficient grantor identifier for a registration to be effective (see recommendation 58 of the Secured Transactions Guide).

The Delegation of Hungary, speaking as the Chair of the Committee, pointed out that the Draft Guidelines were technically sound; however some expressions were ambiguous and could be interpreted in different ways.

We believe, however that the process of determining whether a particular spouse should be exempt would be fraught with difficulty and uncertainty and could result in inconsistencies as between different judges.

However, at this stage it is unclear and it is also possible that the appropriate agency fee for the production sector will depend upon the level of support that will be required by the implementing agency.

In view of the substantial increase in the value of the Properties over their book value and the uncertain global economic environment, the Directors consider that the Disposal presents a good opportunity to realise its investment in Richmind.

In some cases, they were very broad and therefore permitted the elaboration of actions and activities which, when taken on their own, appeared, occasionally, to have only a tenuous link to the expected results of the main line of action of which they were supposed to be a component part.

Travellers should maintain good personal and food hygiene and avoid drinking water and / or ice of unknown purity and eating uncooked shellfish, uncooked fruits or vegetables that were not peeled or prepared by themselves.

The origin and development of many types of migraine are unclear, but one possible starting point for migraine aura and pain is spreading depression, a slow wave of neuron activation and a rush of charged ions into neurons.

[...] [...] representation as to its accuracy or completeness and expressly disclaim [...] [...]

Furthermore, the State party refers to rule 110, paragraph 2, of the Committee’s rules of procedure,12 according to which a decision on inadmissibility for non-exhaustion of domestic remedies may be reviewed upon receipt of a request by or on behalf of the complainant containing information to the effect that the reasons for inadmissibility no longer apply, and states that it will be possible for the complainants to have their case examined by the Committee if their new application for asylum and residence permits is rejected.

[...] [...] the ERO may decide not to consider the application further if address proofs are not provided or acceptable; and (f) the ERO will need extra resources in processing applications in respect of verifying the address proofs provided and following up with the applicants if the address proofs are not provided or [...]

This is all the more regrettable in that, although their post descriptions remain inapposite, [...] [...]