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of Cleves-Mark in 1521, then became the first ruler of the United Duchies of Jülich-Cleves-Berg, which would exist until 1666.
He points out that a photograph showing him without a turban would exist on a continuing basis and would be an
the United Kingdom would hope that it would exist instead of, rather than in parallel with, the existing Working Group,
the assumption was that native title would exist principally on vacant Crown land in Australia
It was further pointed out that a new international instrument would exist in parallel to existing instruments
Finally, one delegation made it clear that it regarded a potential PRTR mechanism as a system that would exist alongside other environmental regulation such as licensing systems
import legislation and that an organization similar to the National Monitoring Directorate would exist to interface with UNMOVIC.
Mr. Shimizu(Japan) said that different versions of the Model Law would exist at the national level, but that the connecting factor would
It was also observed that recommendation 221 was more appropriate in that it provided that a right created under the old law would exist under the new law without any time limitation.
including the establishment of a Palestinian State, that would exist side by side with Israel in peace and security.
that by surviving year after year they would exist indefinitely into the future;
the Secretary-General indicated that the Mission would exist only as long as was necessary to stem the crisis.
In this period, when sufficiently reliable reference units would exist even with the use of high ash-content brown coals,
Lastly, he pointed out that the problems caused by Chernobyl would exist for decades and centuries and overcoming them in the future
no greater impediment would exist on this score than at present.
a historical series of 12 years would exist by that time;
Former Special Representative Kirby also pointed out that the rights which were now formally protected in the new Constitution would exist in a vacuum unless implementing legislation was passed.
the CIS peace-keeping force which would exist on the ground, should UNOMIG be expanded.
In case pertinent petitions would exist, the Committee requests the Secretary-General that it be provided with copies of these petitions and any other information relevant to
In the absence of such transparency, doubts would exist, not only on whether the expression of staff concerns was being curtailed by management,