It will correspond freely with A Central Prisoners of War Information Agency ... created in a neutral country to act as a conduit with the Power to which the prisoners of war owe their allegiance.

To facilitate communication, nationally and internationally, each Government should designate a Strategic Approach national focal point to act as a conduit for communication on Strategic Approach matters, including invitations to participate in meetings, and information dissemination.

Her delegation did indeed recognize the importance of participation in political parties as a conduit for change.

The Court held that the means necessary for access to the internet such as connection equipment, connectivity services and software, etc. were covered by the Copyright Act so long as the Internet provider acted as a conduit and was not involved in activities related to the content of communications.

He underestimated both Ukraine s leverage as the primary conduit for Russian gas exports to Europe and Europe s influence as the major consumer of Russian gas.

An Interface Cell for Criminal Intelligence has been formed as the conduit and focal point for the input of intelligence from international stakeholders.

For starters, it would lose access to Afghanistan via Iran, which has served as a conduit for the substantial flow of Indian aid to Kabul.

Moreover, India needs Iran as an alternative trade and energy conduit to Central Asia, bypassing rival Pakistan, and also as a hedge against an uncertain future in Afghanistan after America s withdrawal in 2014.

The first act or omission will be referred to as the primary act.

As regards military material, Act No.

The United Nations should work as a conduit for disseminating homegrown ideas and best practices, such as microcredit and non formal education, that have proven to work in my country and many others societies of comparable milieu.

As chair, it needs to act as an honest broker.

In addition, since 2002 the Bank has published around 50 papers and books on pension issues and served as a key conduit for knowledge of pension reform on a national, regional and global basis.

As mentioned earlier, the comprehensive reform includes the following instruments Credit Institutions Act Act on Savings and Loan Associations Act on the Retirement Savings System Federal Act on Guarantee Institutions General Act on Mutual Insurance Institutions and Companies Securities Market Act Act on Investment Firms and General Act on Credit Organizations and Related Activities.

Article 3 of the Act states as follows

For over a hundred years this short and fairly cheap key conduit has sped up the economic and commercial exchange in the region.

The legislature has enacted Republic Act 8042 (1995), known as the Migrant Workers and Overseas Filipinos Act, and Republic Act 9208 (2003) on Trafficking in Persons.

It must learn to act as a benign hegemon.

Such unions act as monopolies that offer complementary goods.

This will be referred to as the secondary act.

A Task Force comprising representatives of entities of the United Nations system and non governmental organizations, including regional networks, serves as the main conduit for information exchange and for channelling information, comments and suggestions to the Secretariat.

Iran has been heavily invested in the Assad regime, its lone Arab ally and the main conduit for delivering material support to Hezbollah in Lebanon.

But the Fed may hesitate to act, or may act with insufficient force, owing to its dual mandate to focus on employment as well as price stability.

This would, to a great extent, be consistent with consideration of the note as a unilateral act stricto sensu or as an act incorporated into treaty relations.

Characterization of an act of a State as internationally wrongful

Japan protested, describing the incident as an extremely dangerous act.

The need here is to support a country within the region to act, or seem to act as a deterrent to China.

Act No. 51 1988 Coll. on Mining, Explosives and the State Mining Administration as amended, in conjunction with Decree No. 71 1988 Coll. on Explosives as amended. Act No.

By the provision of Paragraph 4 of Article 38 of the RA Criminal Code, the recruitment act itself would be considered as an act of incitement to carry out a terrorist or other criminal act, as the aim of recruitment is the involvement of persons in the commission of a criminal act.

Its fiscal weakness limits its ability to act as global policeman.

Legislation such as the US Glass Steagall Act clipped their wings.

as an act of grace . That will be the supreme triumph .

Law no. 52 2003 criminalizes as a terrorist act all acts that aim to facilitate, directly or indirectly, any act for terrorism purposes.

Despite the war (or perhaps because of it), Syrian citizen media networks, with increasing knowledge and skill, have been a major conduit for the documentation of the war.

(a) Providing a regional perspective and conduit on policy and programmatic issues between the governing bodies of UNIDO and the Organization, and between UNIDO and the recipient countries

Such an act can be regarded as a domestic violence act if the victim is a member of the household who did not consent and the act harmfully affects the victim's body and mind.

It is not part of the Work and Care Act, as was originally intended the current government decided to make it a separate act.

Barack Obama s first act as America s president was to ban torture immediately.

As of March 31, 2004, 617 organizations were subject to the Act.

Women in these structures are either in administration or act as experts.

The most significant aspects of the Money Laundering Act are as follows

The protection of maternity in Estonia is guaranteed by the Employment Contracts Act, the Public Service Act, the Working and Rest Time Act, the Holidays Act, the Health Insurance Act, the Social Tax Act, the Child Benefits Act and the State Pension Insurance Act.

Under Norwegian law, a person financing any act mentioned in Section 152 a will be considered as an accomplice with regard to the act itself.

Launching a judicial investigation into a complaint about an act as benign as teenagers kissing is ridiculous.

As print collections shrink, libraries will act as advisers to departments on selecting and using new resources.