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[...] islands would only receive a maritime zone [...]

Many times, it must be said, we are still far from having the full capacity to implement the mandates established by this Council in many of the operations.

Children born of foreign parents adopted by Palauans cannot hold Palauan citizenship

[...] [...] tide are only entitled to a 500-metre [...]

[...] [...] organization may have to invoke responsibility [...] [...]

While Part One of the articles on the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts covers the breach of any obligation that a State may have under international law, Part Two, which concerns the content of international responsibility, only deals with relations between States, but contains in article 33 a saving clause concerning the rights that may arise for “any person or entity other than a State”.360 Similarly, subparagraph (b) is intended to cover any State, international organization, person or entity with regard to whom a member State may incur international responsibility.

Because every morning I think about children and their futures – and that is why it is the best job I could possibly have in the world.

[...] [...] status on CIEFFA such as to make it [...] [...]

The Conference underlines that the objectives of the Convention will not be fully realized as long as there remains even a single state not party that could possess or acquire biological weapons.

Finally, taking the oil and gas example a step further, computing the volatility of revenues assuming no other market risks exist below this revenue line in the DCF, is justified because this firm may have global operations with different tax conditions and financial leverages (different ways of funding projects).

The right to offspring allowance is possible if the deceased person was a pensioner or fulfilled the criteria to receive a pension.

Finally, John Deere products are distributed through our network of John Deere dealers and distributors, independently owned and operated businesses, which may have their own privacy policies.

(2) Anyone who by abusing his/her official status or authority allows or makes possible processing, taking away, collecting, storing or transport of substances or waste materials referred to in Paragraph 1 of this Article, shall be liable to imprisonment of six months to five years.

For the extremists who will want to reject the opportunity that we shall have this year will in truth be rejecting the future we all must share.

[...] [...] particular concerning any assets that the latter may have at his disposal.

Simply insert the plug computer into an electrical outlet and add an external hard drive or a USB flash drive through a USB port (depending on the deployment, a router may also need to be connected) — just like that, you have a network attached storage device.

The Secretariat and the agencies continue to discuss the matter, and the Secretariat will inform the Executive Committee of new developments and any additional information that may become available.

We might have 30 different crankshafts, [...] [...]

International students benefit both sides – local students can learn about cultures and possibly have a wider choice of subjects to choose from during the academic year, while international students receive the benefit of practicing their English, as well as having an Australian education.

[...] and what alternatives you may have.

(a) Budget allocations per person should be increased, so that all prisoners, including those in solitary confinement, have a bed and a mattress on which to sleep, with sufficient bedding that is properly maintained and regularly changed to ensure that it is clean

States should also consider what special arrangements are necessary to guarantee the right to effective political participation for persons belonging to nomadic communities who are least likely to have traditional documentation or proof of long-term residency in electoral districts.

The Committee reiterates its previous recommendation (CRC/C/15/Add.189, para. 31) and urges the State party to review and enact legislation in order to ensure that all children born out of wedlock have, as far as possible, the legal right to know and maintain contact with both their biological parents.

However, the commentary could specify, as the same State appears to suggest,62that consent given by an international organization cannot affect the rights that its members may have towards the international organization committing what would be, but for consent, an internationally wrongful act.

[...] [...] expertise, to obtain or have access to information [...] [...]