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These rules are inspired by principles contained in various United Nations conventions and declarations and are therefore consistent with the provisions of existing international law.

A look back at the origins of objections with intermediate effect is revealing in this regard.

Although the case had been found inadmissible, it could still be cited if to do so would be enlightening.

These efforts have resulted in increased understanding of the approach and its “demystification”.

He also suggested that there was a need for transparency-inspired, competition-enhancing institutional reforms to properly tackle and sequence the regulatory challenge.

If we go through the bulk of expert writing on the mandates and the trusteeship systems, especially those who were familiar with the operation of those systems, we detect: (a) analogies of private law wherefrom inspiration was drawn for the establishment of those juridical institutions; (b) devising of mechanisms of supervision (of territories and mandates and in the trusteeship system), also at international level (recourse to the former Permanent Mandates Commission and the former Trusteeship Council); (c) interactions between the domestic and international legal orders; (d) classification of units (mandates and trust territories); (e) modus operandi of the respective systems.

[...] [...] providing inspiration to decision-makers [...]

The Committee’s jurisprudence would greatly contribute to the interpretation of the provisions of the Convention and inspire regional and national bodies.

They will require enlightened macroeconomic policymaking, effective institution building and sound strategies for boosting agricultural production and industrialisation, as well as capacity development and improvements to the education system.

In this regard, the peace agreements concluded in Burundi and in Nepal, described briefly below, are instructive.

This publication on how the Tribunal inspired scholars, researchers, lawyers, historians and the international justice system during its lifetime is intended for researchers and future generations.

Delegations drew attention to the principles that had inspired the drafters of the Convention, including equality of rights in the use of ocean resources, promotion of economic advancement and social justice for all peoples of the world and strengthening of international peace and security and the rule of law in oceans and seas.

[...] [...] that country and relaunching its development.

[...] takes inspiration from the national Constitution, [...] [...]

From 1978-79, he visited lots of ruins in Europe, North Africa, the Middle and Near East, and Asia.

[...] first day opened up a long string of [...] [...]

There’s a school of thought that believes Bram Stoker may have been inspired to write Dracula after witnessing the horrific events of the Great Famine of 1845.

[...] [...] and Services has been adopted in various [...] [...]

Like the open source projects that inspired it, Microsoft's MSBuild framework was designed with extensibility in mind.

The common thread through much of his personal work is his observation of paper as a metaphor for the use and reuse of materials and ideas, the mixing of thoughts, cultures and intentions which creates the depth of human experience.

One of the most enlightening facts illustrated by the Arabian and Persian sources indicate that women often served as rulers of the Maldives, before its conversion to Islam.

Raw Canvas, inspired by Hong Kong’s “art jams”, built their brand in a creative way- they not only provide the usual product selection such as organic coffee, tea, wine, beer, and snacks, but they also have turned their space into an art studio.

In response, the Food Company will take steps, primarily through its Food Safety and Compliance Management Office, by educating employees about food safety control and fortifying supply chain management to prevent problems.

[...] [...] point, by supplying edifying stories of his [...]

For the students in Year 2 to Year 4, Ms. Flint gave an inspirational and highly entertaining talk about how she became an author to write children’s stories in Asian settings that have familiar names and familiar items for children to relate to.

Secondly, the relationship between the Tribunal and Lebanon is inspired by the more hierarchy-oriented vertical model, since article 11 (5) of the statute appears to allow the Tribunal to carry out investigative acts, if appropriate, without the assistance of the Lebanese prosecutorial or judicial authorities.

The approach of UNICEF in this connection is inspired by the Convention concerning Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries, the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities (General Assembly resolution 47/135, annex) and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (resolution 61/295, annex).

It was mentioned that States in that region had also adopted legislation inspired by the UNCITRAL Model Laws on Electronic Commerce and Electronic Signatures, and that that existing harmonized legal framework on electronic commerce constituted a sound basis for the development of electronic commerce transactions, but that there was a lack of a global system for solving online disputes.