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Members of the Council underlined that it was essential for all the parties to refrain from any action which could jeopardize the achievements of the Rambouillet negotiations,
the reintegration phase often creates a serious gap which could jeopardize not only the disarmament,
The Government of the Syrian Arab Republic raised its concern about the politicization of human rights, which could jeopardize international legal
disarmament of militias, which could jeopardize the preparations for the disarmament
draft decisions had been proposed relatively late, which could jeopardize the transparency of the process.
while refraining from any measure or programme which could jeopardize the fulfilment of these recommendations;
at $200.2 million under the Supplementary Programmes, which could jeopardize the implementation of operations at field level;
to refrain from any action which could jeopardize the safety of relief personnel
The ability of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force to implement its mandate has been affected by the spread of fighting to the area of separation, which could jeopardize the Agreement on Disengagement between Israeli
The Group would be requesting further information in informal consultations on the Special Court's recurrent lack of funds, which could jeopardize its mandate by hindering its ability to complete judicial proceedings.
Equally alarming was the fact that some countries seemed to confound the fight against terrorism with discrimination against a race or religion, which could jeopardize implementation of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
interference in the Agency's activities which could jeopardize the efficiency and credibility of the IAEA.
In the light of a decision by the Uruguayan Supreme Court concerning the application of statutory time limits to enforced disappearances, which could jeopardize the implementation of the Convention in the future,
in particular the acute financial shortfall on the international side of the Extraordinary Chambers, which could jeopardize the judicial proceedings before the Chambers,
while avoiding unilateral action which could jeopardize the negotiation process
refrain from any action which could jeopardize the safety of relief personnel
to refrain from any action which could jeopardize the safety of relief personnel
The Committee had noted that sections 1, 3, 4 and 5 of Legislative Decree No. 90-02 of 6 February 1990 on compulsory arbitration contain provisions which could jeopardize the right of workers' organizations to organize their activities
avoid a rise in the sea level which could jeopardize vast coastal regions of the world,
D.C., Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a withdrawal from more than 9.5 per cent of the West Bank on the grounds that he did not have a mandate from his Cabinet for a larger pull-back, which could jeopardize Israel's security interests.