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Her delegation’s support for the amendment proposed by Pakistan in no way diminished its strong support for the rights of the child or for the draft resolution.

At the time the violation appeared, no domestic remedy was available to the author since no cassation appeal exists against the judgment of the presiding judge of the Court of Appeal.

[...] [...] law does not address instances where patenting is not involved.

[...] has noted that a solution to the Darfur issue not only concerns [...] [...]

The Committee urges the State party to address the disparities in the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights between regions, as well as between urban and rural areas, by adopting the measures necessary to improve conditions in the most disadvantaged areas.

A reference to the Web service implementation should never be passed to another object.

[...] this Convention shall in no way signify [...] [...]

The Government stressed that the reparations included in the law would have been solely administrative and in no way would have conflicted with, or restricted a victim’s right to take the perpetrator of the acts to court to obtain redress.

[...] [...] data coverage, resolve mismatches or [...] [...]

The SPT recommends that the prohibition of corporal punishment be enshrined in law and that corporal punishment of any kind should never be allowed in practice.

[...] [...] have now been resolved, while this process [...] [...]

[...] never access the Web service [...]

[...] [...] of Assembly resolution 60/251 and [...] [...]

With regard to education and sustainable lifestyles, if the percentage of educated young people is to be increased and the problem of unsustainable lifestyles addressed, the following are essential: (a) the development of national strategies and programmes for education and the eradication of illiteracy, and the implementation of the internationally agreed goals in the field of education; (b) issues relating to sustainable consumption and production and a sustainable lifestyle must be incorporated into official curriculums; (c) “green” building standards must be enhanced, and ecological relations and fuel efficiency standards must be raised; (d) awareness must be raised through the media and non-governmental organizations of the importance of preserving environmental resources and using products and services efficiently.

Any individual who is dissatisfied with a decision handed down by a court of first instance may appeal to the court of appeal in all civil, commercial, criminal and social matters.

[...] [...] threat that must not be ignored.

He also maintains that the previous case of extradition of a Canadian had been presented without any information that might allow comparison between the two cases and in no way diminished the existence of serious and personal risks of torture in the case of the complainant.

enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights between regions, as well as between urban and rural areas, by adopting the measures necessary to improve conditions in the most disadvantaged areas.

[...] [...] arrangements shall in no way create a precedent for future General Assembly sessions.

[...] law in making its decision, and may not pronounce [...] [...]

Further consolidating these rights and freedoms, the Constitution also prohibits their suspension, even in a state of emergency, treating them as laws that can be neither undermined nor amended by legislative institutions without the matter being put to a referendum of the people.

The author maintains, however, that the divorce granted in her favour was only a scheme used by her ex-husband to secure the child’s repatriation.

Before turning to the Secretary-General’s report (S/2010/169), I want to emphasize that the principled position of Serbia’s democracy remains set in stone.

[...] procedure adopted at the Conference with regard to the review process must not set a precedent [...]

The denunciation shall not in any way affect [...] [...]

The members also agreed to the suggestion of the Chairperson to begin taking up non-reporting States.

The international community’s human rights endeavours were sabotaged by the constant efforts of some to impose themselves as custodians of human rights for the world, based on the untenable conviction that their values and systems were superior though they failed to address violations at home, as well as efforts to undermine balance among the principal United Nations organs and respect for the oversight of the General Assembly over the Human Rights Council, special procedures and treaty bodies.

[...] [...] of consensus must not be an obstacle [...]

On the other hand, while silence against a reservation constituted acceptance with the sole exception of reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty, silence against interpretative declaration could never give rise to any legal effects.