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[...] character shall not be permitted under this article.

[...] use of force not permitted by the Charter.

[...] stage of the proceeding she can be [...]

They were routinely denied family visits and continued to be transferred to prisons in Israel itself.

[...] [...] Committee did not permit it to approve a project that condoned non-compliance [...]

In instances in which such resistance persists, it will be problematic for extractive industries to operate, even if only because of the practical consequences that derive from a lack of social licence.

[...] [...] its brigandish demand that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea should not be allowed to launch even [...]

However, many people and nations, especially the poorest ones, do not have effective and equitable access to information, and therefore, to development opportunities.

Though UNESCO may not have the highest budget compared to other richer United Nations agencies, it is clear that it is the most respected and welcomed United Nations agency and has greater visibility.

While more short-term positions or consultants may sometimes be able to address cases where managing projects is a problem, the practical issues surrounding temporary staff may not be able to match the needs and simply increase the management problem.

It is, however, of interest to note that when the subject was under discussion in the Juridical Commission of the Peace Conference, the view of the Commission was formally placed on record and inscribed in the minutes that, in general, multilateral conventions between belligerents, particularly those of a technical character, are not affected by the outbreak of war as regards their existence and continued validity, although it may be impossible for the period of the war to apply them as between belligerents, or even in certain cases as between belligerents and neutrals who may be cut off from each other by the line of war; but that such conventions are at the most suspended in their operation and automatically revive upon the restoration of peace without the necessity of any special provision to that effect.

If leaders and persons vested with authority around the world understand that they are not above international law, they will probably use power in a manner less likely to cause instability and conflict and therefore violence.

Consequently, it was pointed out that the Special Rapporteur had failed to address the possibility that the procedural issue at hand was not one of invocation of immunity or waiver thereof but rather the absence of immunity in respect of situations in which grave international crimes were committed, although it was also countered by other members that the assertion that there was no immunity for such “core crimes” was abstract and general, and the Commission will have to deal with these matters in greater detail at a later stage.

[...] [...] operations is not utilized for hostile activities, and assisting the Government of Lebanon, at its request, in securing its borders and other entry points in order to prevent the entry into Lebanon without its consent of arms or [...]

And you might not know it, but West [...]

The majority of recommendations had been identified as constructive and target-oriented, and many of the recommended measures had already been incorporated in plans of action and were at different stages of implementation.

[...] [...] technologies — perhaps not through physical [...] [...]

[...] systems allow sources not covered by the [...]

The provisions of article 41 on the period of effectiveness of tenders and modification and withdrawal of tenders are to be read together with paragraph (4) (d) of article 48, which allows a supplier or contractor not wishing to present a final tender to withdraw from the proceedings without forfeiting any tender security (on the justification for the deviation from the applicable open tendering rules, see paragraph ** below [**hyperlink**]).

[...] [...] without the permission of the holder [...]

The delegation expressing that view was also of the view that, when the distinction between aircraft and spacecraft was less certain, owing to the unique function and operation of an object, the Subcommittee could address regime mechanisms that might or might not be necessary to ensure the safe and secure transition between the respective legal domains governing airspace and outer space.

Paragraph 15 requires assets of the entities named in paragraph 15 (Central Bank of Libya, Libyan Foreign Bank, Libyan Investment Authority, Libyan African Investment Portfolio) already frozen by virtue of the previous resolutions, to remain frozen unless one of the extant exemptions applies, but also now allows new dealings and transactions to proceed unhindered, as if the entity had not been frozen.

This broader inquiry is perhaps not strictly within [...] [...]

[...] system that has no consideration for ecological limits, is based mainly on fossil fuels for energy, allows for unregulated [...] [...]

[...] [...] expression, these may not put in jeopardy [...] [...]

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He further explained that, at the time the Task Force was active, the “related products” referred only to nectars and, as the proposed amendment already took into account this product, there might be no need to include “related products” in the revised Terms of Reference.