Obama seems to bear Europeans no ill will.

Having therefore amended article 35 in good faith, they also, in good faith, adopted those amendments said by some not to be in conformity with the spirit and the letter of the Linas Marcoussis Agreement.

One of these general principles is based upon the intention of the parties, but this is supplemented by a series of presumptions related to the object and purpose of treaties whose express provisions do not indicate the intention of the parties with sufficient clarity.

4. Paragraph 3 does not apply if the responsible State fails to implement the dispute settlement procedures in good faith.

The intention to harm was there for all the world to see it.

Consultation should be undertaken in good faith.

We have no intention of starting war.

This is the clear intent of the framers of our Constitution.

However, it may still be considered that the formality of the act has a role to play in determining the intent of its author.

The only general principle is that of the intention of the parties.

Meyer also stated that she doesn't believe the manuscript was leaked with any malicious intent, and would not give any names.

Israeli policies are not genocidal, as some commentators, not always free from anti Semitic animus, like to claim.

It was important to recognize that adopting conventions was not enough practical implementation measures must also be launched, in good faith.

In the court's opinion, the author's conduct proved his intent to deceive.

At the end of the day the appropriate criterion is the intention of the parties.

The intention to create permanent law can usually be inferred in the case of these treaties.

These arguments are advanced in good faith and deserve serious consideration.

If this is a bid for reciprocity, it should be explored.

(c) The criterion is the intention of the parties at the time they concluded the treaty

I submit that just as the duration of contracts between private persons depends on the intention of the parties, so also the duration of treaties between States must depend on the intention of the parties, and that the treaties will survive the outbreak of war or will then disappear, according as the parties intended when they made the treaty that they should so survive or disappear.

However, generally, the courts do not intercede in the authority's considerations and do not reverse those decisions, provided the authority performed its function in good faith, and in a manner relevant to its capacity.

It is difficult to know what Dr. Khan meant when he said he had acted in good faith. After all, what kind of faith allows putting instruments of mass murder on sale in the black market.

and you see, Turbo's pretty intent on his flipper patting.

Torturers are thus advised to deny such an intention.

For 2006, the intention is to hire more bilingual teachers.

Belarus participates in good faith in all the major international human rights treaties.

Notwithstanding those indications of good faith, my Government does not believe that any of the standards has been sufficiently fulfilled.

In all the circumstances the Special Rapporteur does not consider that there is a strong case for reliance upon this category of treaties as a guide to the intention of the parties.

I think it's badly translated, the intention is how cruel some sponsors treat their maids

Governments will often, in good faith, establish government agencies to regulate an industry.

Draft resolution A 59 L.68 represents an effort in good faith to avoid such an all or nothing showdown.

Competition for top places is fierce as it guarantees spots in universities.

Morocco, participated in good faith in the implementation of the Settlement Plan proposed in 1991.

The Provincial High Court set aside that ruling and concluded that there had in fact been intent to steal.

She asked whether the Government intended to devise an alternative route for victims of domestic violence who did not want to go to the criminal courts but needed an immediate protection order.

We have no intention of prejudicing consideration by the Fifth Committee in the autumn.

The intention of the parties to a treaty relating to its susceptibility to termination or suspension shall be determined in accordance

But if we don t have a strategy to accompany our targets, the world s governments might not accept such targets in the first place, or might accept them cynically, without any intention of actually meeting them.

This is a generally recognized practice under the international law, and we shall, in good faith, limit it to exceptional cases in order not to impede the establishment of individual responsibility for war crimes.

Moreover, the Court added that, in principle, a waiver of right may be inferred only from specific circumstances that clearly indicate that this was the intention of the party.

This symbol, deriving from the customs of Ancient Greece, is strongest in Western culture.

10 above). The Committee notes that the intention of the Secretary General is now a proposal for consideration by the General Assembly.

(c) Provide the Authority with a written assurance that its obligations under the contract will be fulfilled in good faith.

10. Welcomes the intention expressed by the French authorities to resolve in the coming years the question of voter registration

Some speakers today, with the best of intentions, spoke of the lack of good will on the part of Kosovo Serbs.