Some of the opposition stems from misunderstandings.

If the fence followed the 1967 boundary there would be few objections.

Many Europeans are sick of British vetoes. So am I.

Nobody knows how the Constitutional Court will rule on these objections.

The objections of industry rest on the narrow issue of added financial cost.

I'm having a real hard time understanding objections .

Those three objectives reflect to a large degree what we are discussing today.

Objections raised by such persons during their detention were registered and signed by a third party.

Bahaddar v. The Netherlands, judgement (preliminary objections) of 19 February 1998.

Such objections would not apply for solid planets and moons that do not have an atmosphere.

Many factors contributed to the French and Dutch objections to the proposed EU Constitution.

Code that must interact directly with the hardware, for example in device drivers and interrupt handlers.

To be sure, not all of these objections are without merit there is certainly room for methodological improvement.

Objections to the idea start with the question of whether there would be adequate demand for these novel sovereign debt instruments.

One obvious objection to this strategy is that it would reduce the average maturity of Italian and Spanish debt.

The project is being pursued in the face of strong Egyptian objections military intervention has been threatened yet it continues apace.

In both cases, despite objections to the ruling ideology s specific tenets, few reject the ethos itself.

So libertarian paternalism, in their view, eliminates one of the main objections to paternalism that it constrains individual choice.

On 28 June 1569, the last objections were overcome, and on 4 July an act was accordingly signed by the King at Lublin Castle.

The texts of the declarations, reservations or objections made by States parties with respect to the Convention are reproduced in document CRC C 2 Rev.8.

Some 34 civil society organizations are preparing thousands of young Egyptians to monitor the elections despite repeated governmental objections.

Whether we can overcome these objections depends on our degree of optimism about future technological and economic advances.

When objections were raised to Cuba being put on the drafting committee, Harry Dexter White, the American representative, remarked that Cuba s function was to provide cigars.

The Commission also adopted two draft guidelines dealing with the definition of objections to reservations and the definition of objection to the late formulation or widening of the scope of a reservation (Chap. X, sect.

The construction work continues to this date, despite several objections UNIFIL addressed to the Lebanese authorities.

The Monitoring Group therefore wrote to the Government of Yemen on 13 January 2005 seeking further information regarding the above reported interceptions.

The objections coming from universities are more puzzling, as it is in their long term interest to conduct research ethically.

Further to the request of the parties, the President of the Special Chamber extended the time limit for making preliminary objections until 1 January 2006, by Order dated 16 December 2003.

Reports p. 99, at p. 102 ICJ, Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)), Preliminary Objections, Judgment, 1996 I.C.J.

Although this view of ethics has often been challenged, many of the objections have come from religious thinkers who appealed to God s commands.

By Order of 15 March 2001, the President of the Special Chamber extended the time limit of 90 days for the making of preliminary objections, so that it would commence from 1 January 2004.

In this context, it submits that in domestic proceedings, the author failed to submit specific objections against the nature of the asylum proceedings, thereby denying the competent authorities the opportunity to respond to those objections.

Objections to reservations incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty did not have the same legal effects as objections to reservations which had successfully passed the compatibility test.

China s 3 billion investment in Blackstone, while insignificant relative to China s 1.3 trillion of reserve assets a sum headed for 1.5 trillion by the end of this year and likely to hit 2 trillion sometime in 2009 is but a toe dipped in the water, a test run.

Objections from European and Asian allies were brushed away as old fashioned, unimaginative, cowardly reactions to the dawn of a new age of worldwide democracy, enforced by unassailable US military power.

But during that exploratory mission, my very first task was to try to remove the objections raised by the opposition concerning the presidential decisions of 15 July regarding the new Independent Electoral Commission and the questions of identification and naturalization.

The text of the declarations, reservations or objections made by States parties with respect to the Convention may be found in the United Nations website (www.un.org   Site index  treaties).

Germany s Constitutional Court has approved the country s participation in the ESM, and Chancellor Angela Merkel has given her blessing to the ECB s bond buying plan, despite strong public objections from the Bundesbank.

Russia is also flexing its muscles over the question of Kosovo s future, raising objections in the United Nations Security Council to the UN s plan for independence and openly supporting Serbia s quest to maintain its supremacy over Kosovo.

We have therefore noted with great concern that, despite strong international objections, Prime Minister Sharon has publicly reiterated his commitment to the eventual implementation of the E1 plan aimed at connecting Jerusalem with the largest West Bank settlement, Maale Adumim.

The Special Rapporteur introduced his tenth report by explaining that he had initially planned to include an introduction summing up developments since the ninth report a first part, which would have dispatched once and for all the problem of formulation and the procedure for objections and reservations to treaties and a second part, on the validity of reservations.

Yet the General Assembly is the only place where obstruction by major countries for example, by China and the United States at December s global climate talks in Copenhagen can be bypassed.

It can also be seen in the continuing Greek objections to Macedonia s name and the Bundestag s insistence on approving the progress of individual applicant states a demand that has complicated relations with Turkey enormously.

4.6 With regard to article 2, paragraph 3, the State party submits that objections to tax assessments can be lodged with the Dutch tax and customs administration, whose decisions are subject to appeal to the Court of Appeal and to further appeal on law to the Supreme Court.

Our proposal sought to address one of the most common objections to ratification by such States, in the light of those realities Why should I ratify when others in the region refuse to do so? By agreeing to ratify simultaneously, both annex 2 and non annex 2 States in a given region can help build security and confidence in regions that suffer all too often from insecurity and uncertainty.