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Although Greece indicated that these provisions should be read as applicable only from the 18th birthday, CPTI was of the view that an explicit prohibition of mandatory recruitment before the age of 18 would be reassuring.
It was reaffirmed that the draft provisions should be guided by the principles of functional equivalence and technology neutrality, and should not deal with matters governed by the underlying substantive law(A/CN.9/768, para. 14).
were of the view that the effective implementation of those provisions should remain a key priority of States parties.
entirely left to the discretion of the parties, the widely prevailing view was that such provisions should be introduced in the draft instrument.
His delegation supported the views expressed by the observer for Norway and Sweden that the provisions should be made as strong and clear as possible and that the language should be brought into line with existing human rights instruments.
Such provisions should, however, be clearly defined in official-secret legislation, which should also
The Netherlands objected to the section which set out that provisions should be equally accessibly to migrant who were not lawfully present within the territory of the country of their destination and/or were unlawfully employed.
Non-market-economy provisions should be applied only against countries which meet the criteria in GATT Article VI, i.e. those which have a" complete or substantially complete monopoly of[their] trade and when all domestic prices are fixed by the State".
If standards are to be set for the future, flexible provisions should be made for existing munitions, including, in particular, suitably staggered time limits for withdrawal from service.
Since articles 2 and 11 both regard attributable expulsion, these provisions should incorporate the same threshold for attribution described in the draft articles on State Responsibility for Internationally Wrongful Acts.
indigenous people concerned required such transfer. Indigenous organizations stated that the provisions should protect indigenous people from forcible removal or relocation.
It was also suggested that the opening words" during the operation of a framework agreement" were too restrictive and the provisions should cover the entire framework agreement procedure, in particular in order to apply the prohibition of material changes to the procurement contract as well as at the first stage of the procedure.
We believe that these provisions should be accompanied by the commentary that the Commission made on this provision in 1996, where it notes
Many representatives said that trade provisions should focus on controlling exports of elemental mercury, mercurycontaining compounds and mercurycontaining products, suggesting that control of users
XI.10 The Advisory Committee reiterates its view that adequate provisions should be maintained in the budget of the Organization for construction, alteration, improvement and major maintenance of the United Nations worldwide properties to avoid more costly investments in the long term(see A/58/7, para. XI.2).
Non-market-economy provisions should only be applied against countries which meet the criteria of GATT Article VI, that is a non-market economy is one which has a" complete or substantially complete monopoly of its trade and all domestic prices are fixed by the state".
The Supreme Constitutional Court in the case of Fina Cyprus Ltd. v. The Republic(RSCC, vol. 4, p. 33) decided that" legislation involving interference with the fundamental rights and liberties safeguarded under the Constitution… and their construction is governed by the settled principle that such provisions should be construed in case of doubt in favour of the said rights and liberties".
The Supreme Constitutional Court in the case of Fina Cyprus Ltd v. The Republic(RSCC, vol. 4, p. 33) decided that legislation involving interference with the Fundamental Rights and Liberties safeguarded under the Constitution and their construction is governed by the settled principle that such provisions should be construed in case of doubt in favour of the said rights and liberties.
We began by considering what provisions should, in our opinion, be included in an FMCT as a minimum: a ban on the production of" direct use" fissile material for nuclear weapons,
(f) That whether the provisions should relate to applications for reconsideration should be clarified.