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His delegation was pleased that work had started on preparing a legislative guide on privately financed infrastructure projects, which would constitute a useful tool for the Government of Ukraine in updating its national legislation on such projects.
International responsibility will not arise when the act of the international organization, which would constitute a breach of an international obligation if done by the State,
The use of the term"circumvention" is meant to exclude that international responsibility arises when the act of the international organization, which would constitute a breach of an international obligation if taken by the State,
Consequently, the minimalist criterion adopted by the Special Rapporteur made it necessary to give a general definition of the concept of crime, which would constitute the common denominator of the crimes to be retained in the Code
Acts which would constitute or involve the offense of torture,
The replacement of the present four-year medium-term plan by a biennial programme plan which would constitute part one of the strategic framework would call for it to be renamed as"Strategic framework for the biennium 20xx-20xx:
A bill was being drafted on the protection of the population and the environment against natural disasters, which would constitute the legal basis for national machinery for the prevention of natural disasters.
In view of that document, which would constitute a reference tool for the future work of the group,
His delegation firmly supported the work carried out by the working group on the draft declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, which would constitute a platform for ensuring the rights of groups that had traditionally been marginalized.
made their concluding remarks, expressing satisfaction at the work accomplished towards a new international instrument which would constitute an important reference for the international community in the area of human rights education and training.
amalgamated in a single document, which would constitute the applicable terms of appointment
the President announced that consensus now had been reached on the texts of decisions on all the different issues relating to the implementation of the Buenos Aires Plan of Action, which would constitute"The Marrakesh Accords.
the Working Group of the Whole contained in document CEDAW/C/2005/II/Add.9, as amended, which would constitute the Committee's report on agenda items 5 and 6.
including the fact that one of the objectives of the establishment of the court was to prevent the proliferation of ad hoc courts, which would constitute a financial burden on the international community.
he elaborated on the issues which would constitute OSCE priorities for 2012 such as Internet freedom,
On the proposal of the representative of France, the Conference agreed that Annex D.1 should begin with the definitions, which would constitute paragraph 1; it would be
The reference to the fact that a State"seeks to avoid complying with one of its own international obligations" is meant to exclude that international responsibility arises when the act of the international organization, which would constitute a breach of an international obligation if done by the State,
a few principles which were of direct relevance and which would constitute no more than two pages.
There were no known cases of any person being interrogated blindfolded, which would constitute ethically and professionally incorrect behaviour.
Each party must submit any claim which would constitute a compulsory counterclaim in litigation or such claim shall be barred.