Rather, it applies cumulatively with international humanitarian law.

Thus, a debt overhang cumulatively costs more in lost income than a deep recession does.

Each person is responsible for a particular aspect of the activity that cumulatively produces the crime, such as fraud.

Cumulatively, over the two reporting periods, 49 States had revised their laws and procedures at least once since the special session.

At that point in time, the project completion date had slipped cumulatively by 25 months, from mid 1992 to July 1994.

China instituted a flexible exchange rate from July 2005 to the summer of 2008, and the renminbi gradually appreciated against the dollar cumulatively by more than 20 .

Cumulatively, I will have rowed over 8,000 miles, taken over three million oar strokes and spent more than 312 days alone on the ocean on a 23 foot rowboat.

These trends move too slowly to make headlines, but cumulatively they offer a whole new world of bigger payoffs from public and private investment in agriculture and rural development.

Cumulatively, I will have rowed over 8,000 miles, taken over three million oar strokes and spent more than 312 days alone on the ocean on a 23 foot rowboat.

All told, MINUGUA spanned four civilian Administrations and was present through three national elections that contributed, cumulatively, to consolidating democracy and to cementing the peace accords within the national agenda.

Cumulatively, over the two reporting periods when the question was asked, only 20 States reported that they had reviewed, simplified or otherwise strengthened procedures in connection with transfer of proceedings since the special session.

Further, it constitutes an essential component of the policy of State terrorism against Cuba which, silently, systematically, cumulatively, inhumanly and pitilessly, affects the population without distinction as to age, sex, race, religion or social position.

When you look at the people who co signed on the SOPA bill, people who've co signed on PlPA, what you see is that they have cumulatively received millions and millions of dollars from the traditional media industries.

Globally, services to prevent mother to child transmission reach only 8 per cent of pregnant women, including just 5 per cent of pregnant women in Africa which has cumulatively accounted for 90 per cent of all children born with HIV.

The central objective should be to rationalize resource management so as to maximize the benefits of opportunities offered by complementarities which will make for growth and to minimize the effects of negative externalities which cumulatively build up constraints to growth.

Meanwhile, one dry season has followed after another without any water flowing to the Ganges and this is having a cumulatively disastrous effect on the economy and environment of one third of our country and on the socio economic survival of 40 million people.

It observed that any restriction of the freedom of expression pursuant to paragraph 3 of article 19 must cumulatively meet the following conditions it must be provided for by law, it must address the aims enumerated in paragraph 3 of article 19, and it must be necessary to achieve the purpose.

The leave is calculated cumulatively and is given to the woman in its entirety, regardless of the number of days actually used before the birth, with payment of pregnancy and maternity benefits for those time periods at the employer's expense, regardless of how long the woman has worked in the organization.

8.3 The Committee observes that any restriction of the freedom of expression pursuant to paragraph 3 of article 19 must cumulatively meet the following conditions it must be provided for by law, it must address the aims enumerated in paragraph 3 of article 19, and must be necessary to achieve the purpose.

The Chairman also stressed that the Committee had noted with concern the allegation that the Western Shoshone indigenous people were being denied their traditional rights to land and that actions taken by the State party in relation to the status, use and occupation of these lands may cumulatively lead to irreparable harm to this community.

Any restriction of the freedom of expression pursuant to paragraph 3 of article 19 must cumulatively meet the following conditions it must be provided for by law, it must address one of the aims enumerated in paragraphs 3 (a) and (b) of article 19 and it must be necessary to achieve the legitimate purpose.

We observe that any restriction of the freedom of expression pursuant to paragraph 3 of article 19 must cumulatively meet the following conditions it must be provided for by law, it must address one of the aims enumerated in paragraph 3 (a) and (b) of article 19, and must be necessary to achieve a legitimate purpose.

The Committee recalled that, in order to be permissible under article 17, any interference with the right to privacy must cumulatively meet several conditions set out in paragraph 1, i.e. it must be provided for by law, be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and be reasonable in the particular circumstances of the case.

7.3 The Committee recalls that, in order to be permissible under article 17, any interference with the right to privacy must cumulatively meet several conditions set out in paragraph 1, i.e. it must be provided for by law, be in accordance with the provisions, aims and objectives of the Covenant and be reasonable in the particular circumstances of the case.

It recalled its jurisprudence that any restriction on the right to freedom of expression had to cumulatively meet the following conditions set out in paragraph 3 of article 19 it had to be provided for by law, it had to serve one of the aims enumerated in article 19, paragraph 3 (a) and (b), and it had to be necessary to achieve one of these purposes.