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Several official distributors, rather than an exclusive dealer of the film- such conditions are dictated by the manufacturer to give rise to competitive prices
Certainly, globalization continues to give rise to ambivalent feelings,
However, in view of the fact that the issue continued to give rise to great controversy her delegation welcomed the Chairman's proposal which was flexible and at the same time provided a higher degree of legal certainty,
continued to give rise to problems and that the term used by the author State to qualify its conduct should not be taken into account.
People often assume that bifurcate to give rise to streams or where it is necessary to perform several actions simultaneously,
because of concern with the potential of these issues to give rise to a new generation of protectionist measures
the interplay between these elements does appear to give rise to patterns that are unique to human rights law.
grew up and decided to give rise to creativity from a very early age manifested.
grew up and decided to give rise to creativity from a very early age manifested.
of situations likely to give rise to proposals for peace-keeping operations, may require measures
disquiet that this continues to give rise to tensions, lack of understanding
prohibited any broadcast likely to give rise to a feeling of intolerance in society
Furthermore, some of the elements of the proposed definition were considered to give rise to uncertainty, such as the amount of"risk" that needed to be assumed by the concessionaire in order for the project to involve a true"concession.
In the circumstances, the State party concluded that sending the complainant back to his country of origin was not likely to give rise to a"substantial danger" within the meaning of article 3 of the Convention.
which appeared to give rise to considerable restrictions on the right to freedom of movement,
the questions of burden of proof to which it was said to give rise, are without particular significance for the disposition of the issues before the Court….
The post adjustment issue raised in General Assembly resolution 48/224 appeared to give rise to the same concern with regard to the area of the duty station as existed in connection with the question of expatriate entitlements,
were likely to give rise to disputes because of the wide range of interpretations to which they were open,
encompassing all circumstances likely to give rise to doubts as to the impartiality
Bearing in mind that states of emergency continue to give rise to serious human rights violations,