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They should be used only as a last resort and on a temporary basis, to provide breathing space for more comprehensive reform and in accordance with existing agreements.

There is thus no alternative for least developed countries than to turn to more labour-intensive manufacturing, and achieve a structural transformation of their economies.

We must endeavour to resume the negotiations, as there is no way to achieve peace other than through sincere negotiations between the parties.

Accordingly, if the current collective effort to secure a durable ceasefire and respect for the other relevant provisions of resolution 1860 (2009) fails, we will have no choice but to return to the Security Council to seek the adoption of a draft resolution under Chapter VII setting out the appropriate measures to force Israel to stop the grave breaches of international law and human rights violations that it is perpetrating against the Palestinian people under its occupation.

The wrongfulness of an act of an international organization not in conformity with an international obligation of that organization is precluded if the author of the act in question has no other reasonable way, in a situation of distress, of saving the author’s life or the lives of other persons entrusted to the author’s care.

The Secretariat had pointed out however that in the present case no such flexibility in the use of funds was permitted, therefore, UNDP had had no choice other than to cancel the projects and return the remaining funds.

As a consequence, the Secretariat had no option but to implement the project in-house and has set up a dedicated team for that purpose.

In the light of the imminent closure of the Tribunal, the insufficient level of cooperation volunteered by Member States, the human rights implications of the delayed relocation of acquitted persons and in spite of the assistance rendered by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Tribunal has no other choice but to call upon the assistance of the Security Council in finding a sustainable solution to this issue.

He added that this sudden push for action on the application constituted a departure from the established norms of the Committee, a matter that left no alternative for the members of the African Group but to call for a no-action motion, as the organization had yet to answer questions posed by different representatives to alleviate their legitimate concerns.

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Hence, their investigations have no choice but to greatly rely on voluntary cooperation from cartelists, while cartelists have no incentive to cooperate with them.

They have little choice but to travel south to obtain proper documentation.

It also had before it three requests for reclassification of consultative status: it recommended reclassification for one; closed without prejudice the request for reclassification of another and deferred its consideration of the request for reclassification by one organization.

The injured organization is required to show that the measure taken is not inconsistent with the rules of the organization, that it is otherwise in accordance with the conditions set out in draft articles 50 to 56 and other unspecified “substantive and procedural conditions required by international law”, and that it had no other means to induce compliance but through the measure taken.

Although inclusion on the Consolidated List is not contingent on broader criteria than is stated in the relevant resolutions, in the case of the Taliban, any proposal for de-listing could include assurances that reflect the three conditions for reconciliation set by the Afghan authorities and endorsed by the international community.

The member for India stated that if swing plants could not be included in the business plans, his country would have no choice but to return to the pre-2007 HCFC phase-out schedule.

The small States that lack military power, as in the case of my own country, have no choice but to rely on building and strengthening a rule-based international system.

In spite of this, the very low overall response rate, and the absence of broad-based commitments to take an active part in the management of and resource mobilization for the Programme, has left the Director-General with no other choice than to reiterate his proposal for the abolition of the Co-Action Programme in its present form.

It is also our future, a powerful vector of communication between peoples that makes dialogue possible when there is no other solution, and the pillar, on which the preservation of our heritage rests, whether it be tangible and intangible heritage, languages, the preservation of nature and development.

In some cases, management is aware of the negative impact of excessive overtime on workers, but perceive that they have no choice.

When because of the imminence of the threat the police had no choice but to shoot a resisting suspect, such action could be considered justified as an act of private defence, because the purpose was to save life, and the life of an innocent party took priority over that of the aggressor.

Some women have no alternative but become prostitutes, causing devastating impacts on society because of the inflection of HIV/AIDS.

With limited options, the cronies [...] [...]

Not only the table manners are different. A single man over 30 is regarded as immoral in China, and there is no way around it: Mustière has to get married – at least for a while.

In the case of MVI (which was established with charity funding to accelerate the development of malaria vaccines), there is little choice but to seek to understand and manage the complexity, with the high transactions costs (both time and money) that this involves.