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food security and may possess relevant socio-economic information on these subjects.
Evidence from the ROARs suggests that UNDP may possess a strong comparative advantage with respect to social capital issues.
individuals who may know what happened to those documents or who may possess information on their whereabouts to clarify the fate of the archives.
There is no limit under federal law as to how many firearms an individual may possess.
the individual may possess dual nationality,
The employers' association may possess with the right of ownership
aircraft" is defined here as an aircraft that is designed and constructed for primary flying training and may possess only limited armament capability necessary for basic training in weapon delivery techniques.
The Group supports the Director General's call on other States that may possess relevant information,
The Special Rapporteur was told that an appeal had been made through the media calling upon all persons who may possess information relating to the allegations under examination to contact the Special Investigation Committee without delay.
the"rules of the organization") that such treaties may possess a special character.
checks should be made in order to compare the list of recently seized arms with information that the authorities of the Democratic Republic of the Congo may possess.
group or organization may possess or own arms
requiring special skills that only certain individuals may possess, and consequently presenting their chosen candidates in a better light than other candidates who are equally qualified;
regional organizations that may possess the required information.
in particular to provide them with all relevant information they may possess pertaining to this terrorist attack.
he proposed replacing"under any circumstances" with"under all circumstances" in the English version and"States possess some discretion" with"States may possess some discretion.
Notably, a similar provision in article 8 of the Law on Detective Operations also allows tapping the phones of"persons who may possess information on the said crimes'- i.e.
no data has emerged from those who may possess information that could lead to ascertaining the whereabouts of the Kuwait State
a region within a country, may possess a potential comparative advantage.
subsequent practice suggests that States may possess some discretion with regard to its application.