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[...] behalf of the Rio Group, the representative of Chile: reiterated the Group’s support for the legitimate rights of Argentina in the sovereignty dispute with the United Kingdom; recalled its declaration and special communiqué on the exploration for fossil fuels on the continental shelf around the Islands, adopted by the Heads of State and Government of Latin America and the Caribbean gathered at the Unity Summit held in Mexico on 22 and 23 February 2010; rejected the military activities of the United Kingdom [...] [...]

[...] [...] obtaining information; to require the cessation of any practice that is contrary to the UCITS regime; to [...] [...]

[...] observation and violation of the social and economic rights of the general population, high expenses of the measures required by the Convention and the current [...]

[...] [...] decisions and send a message to all that there will be serious consequences for continued non-compliance.

It was pointed out that, as the information on non-compliance was taken from that provided by the Parties themselves, they were best placed to assess any risk of non-compliance and could be encouraged to make use of the methodologies developed by the Secretariat.

[...] [...] requirement for addressing violations and abrogations of treaty rights, as well as for the [...] [...]

[...] the Nineteenth Meeting of the Parties along with background information to this proposal as the topic [...] [...]

[...] [...] international law, any person regarding whom proceedings are being carried out in connection with the Convention or this Protocol shall [...] [...]

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Seriously concerned also at any misuse of registration procedures and at the resort to discriminatory registration procedures as a means to limit the right to freedom of religion or belief of members of certain religious communities, at the limitations placed on religious materials and at the obstacles placed in the way of construction of places of worship, inconsistent with the exercise of the right to freedom of religion or belief

[...] [...] act against those beliefs within a context [...]

While agencies had entered data for more than half the countries, there was limited information for about one third of them, and the database had not yet been used for about 13 per cent of countries.

[...] [...] based on the advice of independent psychiatric experts; and that decisions by the State party to involuntarily hospitalize individuals in psychiatric institutions may be appealed.

The Committee encourages the State party to continue its bilateral and multilateral cooperation in the implementation of the [...] [...]

[...] legislation the State introduced a law that is contrary to the obligation laid down in article 2, thereby committing, per se, a violation to which the [...] [...]

[...] [...] using any such information for (a) loss of revenue, loss of actual or anticipated salary; loss of actual or anticipated profits whether arising in the normal course of business or otherwise (including, without limitation, loss of profits on contracts); loss of or damage to employment prospects; loss of opportunity; loss of the use of money; loss of anticipated savings; loss of business; loss of goodwill; loss of or damage to reputation; loss of or corruption to data; loss of management or administration time, legal and other professional fees and expenses; or (b) any indirect or consequential loss or damages however caused (including without limitation by reason of misrepresentation, negligence, other tort, breach of contract or breach of statutory [...] [...]

[...] military purposes, contravened the letter, spirit [...]

[...] [...] counter to the objective of building confidence.

[...] [...] that directly contradicted long-established international norms and basic principles enshrined not only in the Chemical Weapons Convention, but also in the 1925 Geneva Protocol, to which Syria has been party since 1968.

[...] the State party remove this increase in the marriage visa age for purposes of family reunification as it violates the rights of persons [...] [...]

(c) Any potential treaty must avoid the inclusion of parts and/or components of weapons or weapons systems, or the restriction of dual-use goods and components can result in extensive hurdles to civil industry and contradict with the industrial [...] [...]

[...] [...] operations are not contrary to the Constitution, the Law on Associations and international treaties signed by the Republic [...]

[...] [...] outputs does not contravene the requirements of the Covenant and that, consequently, the author‟s rights guaranteed under the Covenant have not been [...]

The Act creates specific offences against the safety of Irish ships and other ships which are in Irish territorial waters and against fixed platforms on the Continental Shelf (subject to imprisonment for life on conviction on indictment), and consequentially provides, on standard lines, for extra-territorial jurisdiction to cover offences committed outside the State in breach of the Convention or Protocol, the apprehension and detention of alleged offenders and handing them over to the appropriate authorities, extradition, bail, avoidance of double jeopardy and other necessary matters, on the model of provisions of the Criminal Justice (Terrorist Offences) Bill 2002 which makes necessary provision in relation to four other international conventions against terrorism.

[...] [...] government policies violating religious belief and practices [...] [...]

[...] [...] the outcomes of the World Summit on the Information Society.