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This was not done in the Special Court, nor the ad hoc courts, but is being done at ICC.

Most importantly, it helped them draw lessons from implementation that might be useful to Member States in the formulation of such activities in future C/5 documents, and helped the Services themselves identify the manner in which they could eventually improve their “service”.

The Commission considered that the proposal to view service in a non-family duty station as another aspect of hardship offered several advantages compared with the introduction of a new, separate allowance: (a) it contributed towards the goals of simplicity and transparency; (b) not being a separate allowance, it would not require a separate adjustment mechanism; (c) it placed the question of compensation for service in non-family duty stations where it belonged, with the Commission and within the overall purview of the General Assembly, and ensured that all future changes would remain harmonized; and (d) it would give practical, concrete support to the notion of “Delivering as one”, as noted by the Chairman in his opening statement.

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Jewish eschatology only attained its completion in the teaching of Christ and the Apostles; while in ethnic religion eschatology seldom rose above the individual view, and even then was often so vague, and so little bound up with any adequate notion of Divine justice and of moral retribu- tion, that it barely deserves to be ranked as religious teaching.

Some of these enterprises manufacturing continuous panels or foam insulation for commercial refrigerators had partially converted to cyclopentane technology, but only when requested by their clients.

There were instances where the arbitral tribunal had a duty to rule on its own jurisdiction and as “may” was a permissive word, it might be interpreted as allowing the arbitral tribunal not to rule on its jurisdiction even though it had such authority and the law applicable to the arbitration mandated it to do so.

Such inequality, coupled [...] [...]

Mexico supports resolution 1863 (2009), aware of the urgent need for the Security Council to adopt measures to address the deteriorating situation in all areas on the ground and the challenges they represent, after so many years and frustrating attempts to achieve the stabilization of Somalia and its viability as an independent State.

Venezuela would thus be voting against the draft resolution, and urged all delegations to do the same.

[...] [...] and depends so much on the caprice [...] [...]

We did this with Malaysia because, geographically, sometimes the border doesn’t make sense.

The updated Model Strategies and Practical Measures recognize that States have the obligation to promote and protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all people, including women, and that they must exercise due diligence and take relevant measures to prevent, investigate and punish the perpetrators of violence against women, to eliminate impunity and to provide protection to the victims, and that failure to do so violates and impairs or nullifies the enjoyment of women’s human rights and fundamental freedoms.

He also asked for clarification of the timeline that Parties had to observe when opting to use the FERM and urged those Parties that intended to use the FERM to do so as soon as possible.

By doing so, we might also set the stage for future and broader resort to international criminal institutions to fend off terrorism.

In so saying, the Movement [...] [...]

In fact, there’s no other region in Europe outside Finland where so many post-glacial lakes can be found.

There should be a concerted effort on the part of indigenous peoples and their supporters to push for organizing such a workshop as this would furnish an opportunity to elaborate further what effective engagement means and how it should be carried out.

As a result, the Provincial High Court ruled that there was no need to request from the police the identity of the persons involved in the arrest and custody of the complainant, even more so given that the safety of the officers themselves could be compromised.

All this helps to explain why this time around the strongest effects of the crisis were channelled not through the financial sector but through the real economy.

If any violence that falls somewhere on this continuum is either directed at women or experienced by a group that is overwhelmingly female, then the violence constitutes discrimination against women.

But if, as we argue, developing countries should be encouraged to devise patent systems that suit their individual circumstances and objectives, which themselves will vary according to their stage of development, how should developing countries then proceed?

As for efforts to establish programme criticality as a tool for managing risk and instilling a “finding ways to stay” approach, if these do indeed lead to greater resolve to remain and deliver in difficult security situations, this could entail costs in the form of required mitigating measures such as communications and protective equipment for staff working in those environments.

[...] [...] and, by asking why progress has been [...]

Even in such a situation, in order for a State or international organization that has not objected in time to the reservation prior to the date of the succession of States to be able to object to it, it would be necessary that the maintenance of the reservation the territorial scope of which has been extended should upset the balance of the treaty: that is the sense of the restrictive formulation of this exception, which covers only those situations in which the territorial extension of the reservation “radically changes the conditions for the operation of the reservation”.

[...] [...] and describing why an alternative, [...] [...]

When in the study of the responsibility of international organizations the conclusion is reached that an identical or similar solution to the one expressed in the articles on State responsibility should apply with respect to international organizations, this is based on appropriate reasons and not on a general presumption that the same principles apply.

If persons deprived of their liberty cannot afford to hire a lawyer and if the public defender assigned to their case does not have the necessary material conditions and independence, that right and its value in preventing torture and mistreatment are purely theoretical or notional.