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None of these was included since it was felt that adding further qualifiers risked diluting existing legal rights.

Some elements for a definition of the “notion of national security” in a few countries have been found here and there; and, refraining from examining systematically how each legal system has attempted to fix the limits of this notion, the author of that exercise writes: “For the time being, it suffices to note that: (a) it seems generally accepted that the term covers both external as well as internal threats; (b) Governments seem to be in no hurry to give a precise definition (or a non-restrictive definition) of this term in order, probably, to maintain their freedom of action; and (c) the risks arising from the imprecise nature of the notion have often been denounced by civil society and at times even by national courts”.99 94.

All the terms used in this collection of texts to designate the person discharging duties or functions are to be interpreted as implying that men and women are equally eligible to fill any post or seat associated with the discharge of these duties and functions.

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Referring to Rule 2.3 of the provisional Rules of Procedure regarding intergovernmental organizations other than those referred to in Rule 2.2 and NGOs which could be invited by the Conference to participate in its work as observers, the delegation of Saint Lucia, supported by the delegations of India and Germany on behalf of the European Union, proposed to amend the text by introducing the terms “having interests and activities in the field covered by the Convention” and “upon written request to the Director-General of UNESCO”.

The Committee is also concerned that the Kiswahili used to translate the Optional Protocol is too technical and not user-friendly.

On paragraph 9 of the outcome document, the African Group expected that the last line would stop at the word “accordingly” and read, afterwards, “other information will also be provided by other stakeholders” so as to ensure that national human rights institutions would be treated equally.

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Hence the term “mad as a hatter” came from these symptoms from the use of mercury in the manufacturing of felt hats (Ingham County 2005).

Under the provisions of article 11 (Packaging and labelling of tobacco products), parties are required to regulate the labelling and packaging of tobacco products, to include strong health warnings about the dangers of tobacco use as well as ban the use of terms on packages that can be misleading and give the wrong impression that some products are less harmful than others (e.g., terms such as “light”, “mild”, etc.).

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In fact, leaving out the words “intentional wrongdoing” in article 16 of the Court’s Outer Space Rules, a formula which appears in the 2010 UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, is a realistic step forward.

The following editorial changes would be made to the draft resolution: “Super Highway” would be written as two words; in preambular paragraph 5, the word “Secretariat” would be changed to read “United Nations”; and in the same paragraph, “Baku” would be followed by a comma and the word “Azerbaijan,” as in the version previously submitted by his delegation.

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This does not mean that exactly the same terms must be used; the terms used in the international application must however be equivalent to, or fall within the scope of, those used in the basic registration or application.

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or on the date of deposit of their instruments of acceptance of any amendments to Annex B pursuant to Article 3, paragraph 9 and paragraph 9 bis

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It had lamented the fact that the Special Rapporteur had exceeded his mandate, unilaterally attempted to change the definition of a universally accepted term, based his definition on premises that did not exist in international human rights law and made undefined terms the main focus of his work.

The States Parties have further recorded that while terms like “mine-free,” “impact-free,” and “mine-safe” are sometimes used, such terms do not exist in the text of the Convention and are not synonymous with Convention obligations.

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