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Hence, methodologies for estimating and monitoring emissions from forest degradation could be applied to these activities as well.
As an initial phase the additional embargo could be applied to eastern Chad and the northern Central African Republic,
Articles 44-48 of UNCAC are self-executing and could be applied directly by the Republic of Korea without any implementing laws.
An observer for UNODC made an audio-visual presentation on the international cooperation provisions of the Organized Crime Convention that could be applied to trafficking in cultural property.
Did that mean that the treaty law of the Covenant(art. 4) could be applied in a state of emergency?
In almost three quarters of the responding countries, detention pending trial was avoided if there was an alternative measure that could be applied.
These measures could be applied globally, at the regional
Moreover, the knowledge that stronger measures could be applied, if necessary, tends to enhance compliance.
Through these specific elements we found out the strengths and weaknesses of each site which helped us to come up with ideas that could be applied at Memphis.
In some IIAs, there are formulations that refer to broad development issues; the question remains, however, as to what extent and under what conditions they could be applied to all commitments undertaken in an agreement.
His delegation had always shared the Committee ' s view that each case of decolonization must be dealt with separately and that no universal criteria could be applied.
Moreover, the rules of the court should be formally adopted by States parties before they could be applied, with a view to securing the highest standards of justice, integrity and due process.
The schedule of awards could be applied to only 13 of the 218 disability cases(5.9 per cent), as the schedule, last reviewed in 1966, does not cover the majority of the injuries and illnesses(ibid., para. 11).
it appears that, under Decree No. 115 of 1994, Iraq introduced the death penalty in a form that could be applied retroactively to persons who had evaded military service for the third time.
In that regard a video meeting of the Committee on Conferences and officials in Conference Services at the four duty stations had demonstrated how new techniques and means of communication could be applied to conference servicing on a worldwide scale, as well as the central role of the new Department.
would need to adapt the proposed benchmarks to its particular circumstances, programmes and outputs before they could be applied.
According to those criteria, the only crimes that should be included where those which violated the" conscience of mankind", those whose character made it clear that no national procedures could be applied, and those which involved the personal criminal liability of the individual.
Ultimately, sanctions could be applied.
The following procedure could be applied.
Nevertheless, the normal limitations could be applied.