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or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Purposes of the United Nations.

as the rules governing these relations, many of which are at the expense of developing countries.

important for ensuring that State’s sovereignty.

of the courts and tribunals and legislation relating to the Council of State; and laws approving cooperation agreements between the State, the communities and the regions.

organizations, States and non-governmental organizations”, may also “invite a third State … to provide assistance on the basis of an arrangement or an agreement with such State … or on any other appropriate basis” (rule 13).

of the most important considerations in hiring new employees.

machinery dealing with human rights.

the Russian Ministry for Foreign Affairs, the Embassy of Palestine and ambassadors of African and Asian States; and in Pretoria, South Africa, a panel discussion and a reproduction of the exhibit, with 150 representatives of Government, civil society and academia in attendance.

among States; (b) the responsibilities of relevant States in accordance with their international, regional and subregional obligations and commitments, including relevant resolutions of the Security Council; (c) the potential use of transferred arms to seriously undermine international, regional and national peace, security and stability or to carry out terrorist activities or commit transnational organized crime, genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity or other acts that seriously violate relevant international human rights law and international humanitarian law; and (d) the prohibition of transfers to non-State actors that are not authorized or licensed by State authorities to prevent the diversion of arms to illicit hands.

that are important for ensuring that State’s sovereignty.

integrity or political independence of any State or act in any other manner inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations ― a clear assertion of the importance of reaching a comprehensive political settlement on the deteriorating situation in the country.

to initiate concrete steps towards the complete elimination of the world’s nuclear arsenal, so that future generations may live in a world of peace that is free from nuclear weapons.

party, the Court describes the practice of invoking State immunity in a foreign court: “[W]hen a state or international agency wishes to plead sovereign or diplomatic immunity in a foreign court, it requests the Foreign Office of the state where it is sued to convey to the court that said defendant is entitled to immunity”.

policy, that is, the scope for domestic policies, especially in the areas of trade, investment and international development, is now often framed by international disciplines, commitments and global market considerations.

including women’s organizations, and the private sector, and the active involvement of all relevant stakeholders, in particular in supporting the efforts of national authorities to effectively plan and implement their commitments towards gender equality and the empowerment of women.

gap remains between what is needed to satisfy its requirements [for education and transfer of knowledge] and the standard of protection demanded by a multilateral instrument such as the Berne Convention.