Any gender difference, if considered objectively, did not constitute discrimination based on sex.

OIOS considered that this referral did not constitute an endorsement of the recommendations and consequently did not consider it appropriate to insist on their implementation.

OIOS considered that this referral did not constitute an endorsement of the recommendations and consequently did not consider it appropriate to insist on their implementation.

quot In order to achieve sustainable development, environmental protection shall constitute an integral part of the development process and cannot be considered in isolation from it. quot

Nevertheless, those delegations considered that the idea of providing the host State with the option not to apply the optional protocol to such situations would constitute an acceptable compromise.

The existence of international trade in such chemicals is relevant to the Convention, but it does not seem to constitute a prerequisite for the chemicals to be considered under the Convention.

Engaging in sexual relations with minors was characterized as a criminal offence cross generational sexual relations involving persons under 14 years of age were considered to constitute rape.

Only hours in excess of normal working hours that were actually spent fighting fires or carrying out other specific duties of firemen could be considered to constitute overtime.

In short, with regard to severely hazardous pesticide formulations, the existence of ongoing international trade does not constitute a prerequisite for them to be considered for listing in Annex III.

She argues that these elections did not constitute such a fundamental change in the political circumstances in Bangladesh that the grounds for persecution could be considered no longer to exist.

They considered that education and awareness raising campaigns to inform the larger public about the positive aspects of multiculturalism and the importance of tolerance constitute important tools in combating discrimination.

These constitute the path that lead to Brahma.

Such MOTAPM will not constitute harm to persons.

The report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change (A 59 565) considered that environmental degradation and the destructive nature of natural disasters constitute a threat to global security.

Measures to reduce trade barriers constitute a mutual responsibility.

Christians constitute One fifth population.

The certification report shall constitute

While it would definitely constitute an interference with the human right to physical integrity, as a proportional measure it would not constitute CIDT.

These are mainly untrained and constitute hazards to unsuspecting citizens.

Subjecting a State to other proceedings might constitute double jeopardy.

Under this draft, proposed articles 2 to 4 would constitute the scope of application chapter, and proposed article 1 would constitute the definitions chapter.

To me, it seems to constitute an institutional deficit of the CD.

They constitute an influential diplomatic tool.

In their view, the various proceedings taken against them constitute an indivisible whole which relates to the same events, and the case should therefore be considered as a whole in the light of the Covenant.

The results of the Vienna Conference constitute a significant advance in the promotion and protection of human rights, not least in the recognition that development has a true claim to be considered a human right.

5.2 With respect to the authors apos possibility of filing a constitutional motion, the Committee considered that in the absence of legal aid, a constitutional motion did not constitute an available remedy in the case.

Together, they do constitute a real challenge to people of faith.

Those agreements constitute indispensable tools to secure international peace and security.

(i) A project to constitute an effective advisory and consultancy unit

I subscribe to the observation of the Committee that quot by definition, every execution of a sentence of death may be considered to constitute cruel and inhuman treatment within the meaning of article 7 of the Covenant quot .

28. Several delegations considered that restructuring in the economic and social fields should not constitute an end in itself, but should assist the Organization in implementing substantive programmes in those fields.

For instance, would monthly salary statements be considered to have been discontinued if the printed copies were now to be sent electronically? Would hundreds of booklets, pamphlets or photographs constitute only one output? Would a report be considered to have been terminated if it had been modified, with a change in title, following a new legislative requirement?

All of them constitute our common loss.

Do they constitute war crimes against humanity?

All citizens enjoy the freedom to constitute, or participate in, political parties.

There various commonly accepted ways in Mozambique, to constitute a family, namely

Sexual practice with minors can constitute a criminal offense leading to conviction.

(g) To repeal all national penal provisions which constitute discrimination against women.

Regulatory divergences among countries constitute barriers to entry into the retail industry.

(g) To repeal all national penal provisions which constitute discrimination against women.

(g) To repeal all national penal provisions which constitute discrimination against women.

They constitute an affront to the poor, who thereby become further impoverished.

Such operations appeared to constitute a new mechanism for intervention by States.

These activities constitute important contributions to current legal reform initiatives in Afghanistan.

(g) To repeal all national penal provisions which constitute discrimination against women.