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Overall, the development of partnerships within the IBSP shows that they may well lead to a consolidated common effort in capacity-building in science worldwide.

[...] circumstances, China is highly unlikely to agree [...]

All national systems need to adopt a principled approach to the question of adjudicative extraterritorial jurisdiction, balancing the interests of claimant, defendant and States, especially in situations where there is a heightened risk of denial of remedy in the host country.

Normally, failures in the start winding are not causing contamination of the system but a short-circuit in the main winding may very well result in contamination.

Reports of the recruitment and arming of youths, the forced recruitment of other people to be used as human shields in the event of war, and the reactivation and rearmament of various militia groups indicate a strong possibility that the human rights situation in Côte d’Ivoire will worsen, despite the mediation efforts made by the international community, the African Union and ECOWAS to put an end to the crisis.

However, the risk does not have to meet the test of being “highly probable" [...]

The Act imposes particular criminal liability on those who (a) in a message to the public urge or otherwise attempt to entice people to commit particularly serious crimes (public provocation); (b) seek to induce another person in a case other than that specified above to commit or otherwise participate in particularly serious crimes (recruitment); or (c) provide or seek to provide instruction in the making or use of explosives, weapons or noxious or hazardous substances that are particularly likely to be used in particularly serious crimes, or in other methods or techniques that are particularly intended for such purpose, if the act has been committed with the knowledge that the instruction is intended to be used for particularly serious crimes (training).

[...] supports the draft presidential statement that will most likely be adopted at [...]

If ever adopted, countermeasures would most likely be taken by means of a resolution and, as such, would be implemented by the Member States of the Organization.

[...] [...] failed to do that, there would be an even greater risk of a [...]

The interviewer will probably want to consult colleagues or interview other candidates (or both) before making a decision.

There is a strong possibility that the administration [...] [...]

An estimated 8,000 people have been displaced in this region, drastically increasing their vulnerability to human rights abuses, such as arbitrary detention and arrest by the military, and risks from landmines.

Not only do such actions have the high potential to incite [...] [...]

[...] change” is also highly likely to arise when, [...] [...]

[...] [...] surveys suggest a high probability of servicing [...] [...]

[...] [...] claims that she would be exposed to a high risk of torture if [...]

Zambia prays that the duty to refuse transfers should apply without exception, including in cases of a substantial risk that corruption would undermine the effective application of other treaty criteria.

There is a serious risk of the poor being left behind, since most of the targets are national averages.

These hearing procedures may be repeated, if the school district believes that returning the child to the original placement is substantially likely to result in injury to the child or to others.

While a solid Weibo presence should still be the cornerstone of most brands’ China web strategy, 2013 will probably be the year where marketers look to other platforms to build their brand on the Chinese internet.

[...] [...] initiatives, show great promise for stopping [...]

In cases, where the standard will most likely not be met, this is due to staffing constraints in the drafting teams and the parallel involvement of the judges in multi-accused cases, where judgement delivery remains the priority.

[...] circumstances, Argentina might face a serious risk of either being unable [...] [...]