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bear in mind the different risks that may be faced by women and men.
If you find yourself at the end of the line for landing, in an airplane you may be faced with the fact that your things have to be shipped to different places, sometimes at different ends of the aircraft.
While directors of an individual group member may generally owe certain duties to that group member, they may be faced with balancing those duties against the overall commercial and financial interests of the group.
The Committee welcomes the recent release of a number of children who had been detained in the Gabode prison while expressing its concern about the lack of support and assistance which may be faced by those children.
as well as to those that may be faced by banks, transporters,
where women may be faced with a choice between the so-called'mommy track'
activities guaranteed by Article IV of the Treaty, the NPT may be faced with the unprecedented challenge of deuniversalization of the Treaty.
therefore includes all actors who may be faced with an actual or potential conflict of interest situation as a result of employment after separation from service with the Organization.
recognizing the specific challenges that may be faced in different contexts by indigenous peoples,
marginalized, and with due regard to the different risks that may be faced by women and men.
recognizing the specific challenges that may be faced by indigenous peoples,
The following quote highlights typical challenges that may be faced with respect to mutual legal assistance requests by common law
Recognizes the particular challenges that may be faced by small, vulnerable economies to fully benefit from the multilateral trading system in a manner commensurate with their special circumstances,
Colby may be facing more indictments.
On that note, several delegations expressed the desire to discuss difficulties that might be faced by Article 5 parties in phasing out HCFCs.
Attention was also drawn to the difficulties that might be faced by some countries in providing all the information listed.
These are largely a group of low-income countries that may be facing, in addition to low agricultural productivity, difficulties in physically reaching international markets.
a country might be faced with an excessive increase in aggregate demand,
South Asia, may be facing a shortage of drinking water and food.
The Committee requested information on the progress made by these States parties regarding the fulfilment of their reporting obligations and on any obstacles that they might be facing in that respect.