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[...] are expensive, ineffective, counterproductive [...] [...]

[...] is arbitrary and ineffective.

[...] [...] neither available nor effective, and asserts that [...] [...]

[...] [...] Strip, but so far to no avail.

If you’re serious about home theatre, you’ll certainly want a subwoofer for that all-important bass.

[...] [...] nevertheless state unambiguously that an impermissible reservation has no legal effect.

[...] [...] objection that achieves the desired goal of depriving the reservation of effects, but rather the nullity of the reservation, does not change the goal sought by the objecting State or organization: [...] [...]

Without a sustainable means of financing, the ISU will have to drastically reduce its service offerings, which no doubt would adversely affect the implementation process.

[...] [...] meaningless unless accompanied by efficient systems for their [...]

[...] [...] manner, as well as to respond without undue delay to communications transmitted to them by the Special Rapporteur; called upon States to give serious consideration to responding favourably to the requests of the Special Rapporteur to visit their countries, and urged them to enter into a constructive dialogue with the Special Rapporteur with respect to the follow-up to and implementation of her recommendations, so as to enable the Special Rapporteur to fulfil her mandate even more effectively; and requested the Special [...] [...]

If consent for marriage was obtained against the will of a prospective spouse by fraud or duress, the court will annual a marriage at the request of an entitled person.

these reservations cannot alter or modify in any respect the obligations arising from the Convention for any State party thereto.

[...] [...] before the courts without obstruction all their arguments, claims and objections, presented evidence, refuted the arguments of the opposing party and generally enjoyed all guarantees of a fair and effective trial.

The objection may in fact have several different effects, both on the entry into force of the treaty (as described in guidelines 4.3.1 to 4.3.4) and, once the treaty has entered into force for the author of the reservation and the author of the objection, on the content of the treaty relations thus established (dealt with in guidelines 4.3.5 to 4.3.7).

Therefore, although croupiers receive considerable amounts in the form of gratuities, these gratuities are not donations but customary gifts, and it makes no sense to relieve croupiers of taxes on such gratuities if the tax burden on other people at work is not alleviated.

[...] presumption of validity that such a patent might enjoy, the burden of proving a patent invalid falls on [...]

If the lessee, members of his/her family or other persons, who live together with them, systematically destroy or damage the living spaces, or do not use them according to its purpose, or if by systematically breaching the common living rules make it impossible for others to live with them in the same apartment or in the same house, and the preventive and public constraint measures have not showed any progress, the evacuation of the guilty ones at the request of the leaser or other interested parties is made without a subsequent offer of another living space.

However, as he could not transport all of his arms cache, the remaining ammunition and weapons in Nyamunyoni, including 75 mm cannon rounds, 12.7 mm ammunition and 107 mm rounds, had been [...]

In that connection, the fruitless search for a peaceful [...]

[...] deportation are ineffective and of no avail.

[...] [...] on the merits futile and devoid of object.

[...] a number of concrete outcomes. They include, among others: the definition of new mechanisms for intersectoral cooperation, in particular frames of reference for evaluating projects and activity reports; a provisional list of priority areas based on document 34 C/4; a provisional list of criteria for participation in the UNITWIN Programme; more systematic integration of dynamic UNESCO Chairs and Networks in the Organization’s Working Groups; more systematic association of the Chairs in UNESCO’s principal meetings and activities; regular distribution of UNESCO publications to relevant Chairs and Networks; a list of organisms and foundations to whom Chairs and Networks may address requests for extrabudgetary funding; the launching of virtual communities of practice; the shutting down of approximately 30 inactive Chairs; and [...] [...]

[...] [...] explain that: (a) if the information is entered in the inappropriate field (for example, the grantor identifier is entered in the secured creditor field), a notice that contains otherwise correct and sufficient information may be ineffective; (b) naming conventions [...] [...]

Overcoming hunger and poverty primarily requires that we implement the international commitments we have already made, for otherwise we would be locking ourselves into an unproductive and repetitive cycle.

[...] lengthy and often fruitless discussions, the [...] [...]