This store of knowledge may now devolve to one or several of the successor States.

In the absence of the above, the estate or the residuary estate shall devolve on the public treasury.

19. The Branch Office aims to devolve the voluntary repatriation casework to the IOM London Office during June 1994.

The responsibility for finding a solution to the problem of the Palestinian refugees continued to devolve on the international community.

The committees have decided to devolve a great deal of the work to their respective secretariats under the no objection procedure.

The proposed increases are required to continue with the UNIFEM plan to devolve certain financial programme approval authority to the field level.

For as sure as the good Lord cast out Satan from heavenly glory, so did he devolve this poor beast from man.

They know that to be the case. And the third is, they devolve responsibility to the school level for getting the job done.

The Local Bodies Level In 2000 Pakistan embarked upon a comprehensive scheme to devolve power to the communities and to revitalize the local bodies.

But, given China s rising power, such a regional structure is becoming all the more necessary if today s lack of trust is not to devolve into military antagonism.

The role of an effective leader is thus to build capacity and devolve responsibility and authority so that the innovation introduced can survive his or her departure.

In line with its policy of decentralization, the Government took further steps to devolve major State administrative services in the areas of education, health and agriculture to the local councils.

The remark was also made that the Council apos s primary responsibility in the maintenance of international peace and security should not devolve only upon a small group of States.

The changes are supposed to make the executive branch accountable to the elected parliament, expand the prime minister s authority, devolve more power to the provinces, and ensure independence to the judiciary.

Reserved matters are a list of policy area (such as civil aviation, units of measurement, and human genetics), which Parliament may devolve to Northern Ireland Assembly at some time in future.

It is for this reason that for some years now it has been customary in the business world to speak of the need to devolve more decision making power to all the various levels.

Therefore, the decisions which might devolve from a third UNISPACE conference must not be construed as representing a substitute for this Committee, or as an indication that the Committee is unable to fulfil its main objectives.

In the light of this, the Government is reviewing a draft decree to devolve the functions of the Commission to the three permanent national judicial institutions the Supreme Court, the Attorney General's office and the Ministry of Justice.

Therefore, a State cannot allege that extradition is not covered by the Covenant in order to evade the responsibility that would devolve upon it for the possible absence of protection of the possible victim in a foreign jurisdiction.

16. In any case, if the question of amending the Charter is to be addressed, it would be appropriate in this respect to state explicitly what greater responsibilities devolve upon those members of the Council which enjoy special treatment.

The text further stipulates a number of restrictions on transfers that devolve directly from existing obligations on States under international humanitarian law, such as the ban on the use of weapons or weapons whose effects are deemed to be indiscriminate or excessively cruel.

For our part, the need for a unified law of the sea and the spirit of compromise that should devolve from it moved and guided us in our consideration of the draft Agreement that resulted from the Secretary General apos s informal consultations.

4. With regard to the clearance of mines, the coordination of mine clearance activities, including those carried out by regional agencies in accordance with their mandates, must devolve upon the United Nations in order to improve the effectiveness of operations in the field.

But if the path of war is finally taken, and, in its aftermath, the international community fails once again to pacify the world s most dysfunctional region, the Middle East would devolve into an unruly chaos far more dangerous than the threat of an Iranian bomb.

241. The Administrator also believes that it is feasible in principle to devolve certain functions currently performed at headquarters to a more cost effective location. In order to test the viability of this proposition, he intends to relocate certain functions on a pilot basis.

They know that to be the case. And the third is, they devolve responsibility to the school level for getting the job done. You see, there's a big difference here between going into a mode of command and control in education That's what happens in some systems.

These challenges devolve upon the United Nations and its organs a number of heavy tasks in facing up to them in a manner that takes its cue from principles that transcend the dictates of the narrow interests of this or that State, and that renounces totally the policies of force and double standards.

For if we keep our independent decision making part of our brains switched on, if we challenge experts, if we're skeptical, if we devolve authority, if we are rebellious, but also if we become much more comfortable with nuance, uncertainty and doubt, and if we allow our experts to express themselves using those terms too, we will set ourselves up much better for the challenges of the 21st century.