Enumeration

The enumeration of grounds for setting aside an award contained in 1059 (2) ZPO was to be considered exhaustive .

The rationale for removing it was that an enumeration which inadvertently left out some particular harmful practice might seem to be condoning such a practice.

Draft article 1 (f) was revised to delete the enumeration of persons in subparagraph (ii) in favour of the phrase the person , and the phrase issued or was added prior to the word transferred .

5.3 The Committee has noted that the author has invoked article 19, of the Covenant, without however providing specific allegations on this particular issue, but limited herself to the mere enumeration of the above article.

Also, the Berne Initiative and the Global Commission on International Migration would shortly publish their final reports, which would contain an enumeration of good migration management practices that took into account the human rights of migrants.

Kuwait relies on the results of its monitoring and assessment enumeration study to estimate the ground level concentrations of airborne particulate matter to which its citizens were exposed during the period when the oil well fires were burning.

There are many types of computer simulations their common feature is the attempt to generate a sample of representative scenarios for a model in which a complete enumeration of all possible states of the model would be prohibitive or impossible.

In the risk assessment study, Kuwait generated a statistical estimate of the expected increase in mortality in Kuwait based on estimates of concentrations of particulate matter to which the population was exposed as derived from the monitoring and assessment enumeration study.

With regards to the United States, the Social Security Administration will also not accept any World Service Authority document (including the World Passport and World Donor Passport) as evidence of identity, age, citizenship, alien status, or marital status for either claims or enumeration purposes.

As the Panel noted in the second F4 report, paragraph 35 of Governing Council decision 7 should be considered as providing guidance regarding the types of activities and events that can result in compensable losses, rather than a limitative enumeration of all such activities and events.