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Her delegation rejected language that might be contrary to Islamic law,
Accordingly, his delegation could not associate itself with any interpretation that might be contrary to the Sharia.
the methods used might be contrary to the provisions of article 16 of the Convention.
he did not attach great importance to the provision of statistics, which might be contrary to State policy
Apparently, some aspects of the training which youths enlisted in the Popular Defence Forces must take might be contrary to their religion.
the Committee must be careful not to impose any obligation on States parties that might be contrary to the Convention.
The Commission should avoid elaborating water use restrictions which might be contrary to the interests of groups that were dependent on such waters.
Finally, it seemed to him that the need to register one's place of residence might be contrary to article 12 of the Covenant.
Many other African countries also oppose the collection of ethnically disaggregated data on the grounds that this practice might be contrary to building national unity.
Public Order Act might be contrary to the provisions of article 14, paragraph 3(g),
In that context, it was said that an automatic application of any legal standard on transparency to investment treaties entered into prior to the adoption of such standards might be contrary to public international law,
objections that sought to exclude the application of provisions of a treaty to which the reservation itself did not relate would seriously undermine the stability of treaty relations and might be contrary to the object and purpose of a treaty.
The prevailing view was that persons permitted to make a joint application should be creditors of each enterprise group member to be included in the joint application as to adopt a different standard might be contrary to the commencement provisions of many domestic laws and open the door to abuse.
in one way or another, might be contrary to the Constitution of our country,
some members had pointed out that the Japanese nationality law then in force might be contrary to articles 3
that contractual provisions releasing the Government from any obligation to subscribe to additional shares in the event that the project company's capital needed to be increased might be contrary to national law in some jurisdictions.
it was felt that draft paragraph 1 could be interpreted to mean that a court must enforce a judgment even though it might be contrary to local procedural rules.
More generally, a note of caution was struck about introducing a large number of definitions in uniform rules of a statutory nature, which might be contrary to the legislative tradition in many countries.
conclusions were to be an interpretation of the provisions of the Vienna Convention, they might be contrary to article 31, paragraphs 2
as the only mode to access the registry might be contrary to the technological neutrality principle as there were many other methods for verifying the identification of the person accessing the registry, including, for example,