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the Department of Political Affairs, it would be possible to integrate the human rights machinery into the early warning system for situations that might threaten international peace and security.
Concerned that the"Milan commission" might threaten Caroline, he sent his brother James to Caroline's villa in the hope of establishing whether George had any grounds for divorce.
the Second World War, the international community had undertaken to ensure the peaceful settlement of international disputes which might threaten peace and security.
allies at-sea provides a visible and credible deterrent to those who might threaten the rules that underpin stability
for humanitarian assistance and call on them to bring any issues that might threaten the right of civilians to assistance to the attention of the Security Council as a matter affecting peace and security.
should consider undertaking fact-finding missions in areas where a situation exists which might threaten the maintenance of international peace and security.
called on all parties to refrain from any action which might threaten peace and stability in the Juba regions.
the obligation to respect the right to food entails limits on the exercise of State power that might threaten people's existing access to food.
in working for the prevention of disputes and situations which might threaten international peace and security;
security and avoid anything that might threaten the unity and sovereignty of the countries of the region
emphasized that anyone who might threaten the security of the Sudan would be denied entry into the country
which excludes the possibility of women doing anything else that might threaten their elementary, previously stated functions.
Vremya Novostei reports the opinion of Boris Makarenko, deputy director of the Political Techniques Center:"He will be a purely technical figure- a safeguard against any potential blackmail attempts by Zyuganov and Zhirinovsky, who might threaten to invalidate the election by withdrawing.".
provide early warning of disputes or situations which might threaten international peace and security.
do not include seeking elements relating to criminal offences but rather seeking information having to do with any activity that might threaten the democratic institutions of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
acts of violence which might threaten national security,
institutions during the three decades leading up to the crisis is a failure to meet the human rights obligation of the State to protect rights from the actions of third parties that might threaten those rights.
United Nations humanitarian agencies have expressed their concern that economic sanctions might threaten vulnerable groups inside Burundi(displaced persons, hospital patients,
if funding was to come more heavily from local rather than national sources, that might threaten assistance to such schools.
On 23 March the Council of the European Union agreed to provide assistance to MONUC in addressing situations that might threaten the electoral process