The entity criminal codes also envisage criminal offences of trafficking in people.

It would therefore be preferable to envisage the drafting of an additional protocol.

We also envisage detailed neighborhood planning aimed at adding more public space.

Only after creating a vibrant and politically open society a process that should be carried out under the close monitoring of the international community can one envisage the possibility of free and democratic elections in Transnistria to establish genuine, responsible representatives of the population of the region.

But how does the European Union envisage using these investments to shape its future?

(e) To envisage the creation of a single body to deal with individual communications

The Committee invites the State party to envisage incorporating the Convention into its domestic legal order.

The Committee strongly recommends that the State party envisage incorporating the Convention into its domestic legal order.

It is now easy to envisage extremist groups and individuals killing millions without government help

Members of the G 8 envisage providing the support needed to train 75,000 Africans over five years for peacekeeping activities.

The worst case scenario that I am willing to envisage would be political deadlock at the time of the October deadline.

The action plan did not, however, envisage amnesty for war crimes, crimes against humanity or other gross human rights violations.

In the aftermath of the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, Americans simply could not envisage sharing their security responsibilities with others.

In the present case it was open to the author to lodge an application for amparo proceedings before the Constitutional Court, claiming that his fundamental right had been violated in that the rules governing criminal procedures did not envisage the possibility of appealing against a sentence that was passed by the appeal court when that court was the first to convict the accused.

Although he did not include this claim in his amparo application before the Constitutional Court, the author believes that it would have been futile to do so, since the rules governing criminal procedure do not envisage the possibility of appealing against a sentence that was passed by the appeal court, when that court was the first to convict the accused.

By controlling the mass media television first and foremost the leaders in such counties lack the ability to envisage and calculate possible risks.

At the time, the gesture was largely symbolic, as Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union and few could envisage an independent Ukraine.

Uruguay cannot support any reform of the Security Council that would envisage increasing the number of Member States having the right of veto.

As we seek to operationalize our energy security plan, we envisage the importation of nuclear plants and other relevant civilian nuclear technology.

But the problem with ruling couples in Argentina and, perhaps, throughout the world is that no law or democratic constitution could envisage them.

In this context, the State party could also consider reviewing the legislation governing work permits and envisage issuing work permits directly to employees.

The US is a magnet, and many people can envisage themselves as Americans, in part because so many successful Americans look like them.

But to govern means also to envisage the future and to call upon people to build that future among all and for all.

That's certainly one possibility.

America is a magnet, and many people can envisage themselves as Americans, because many successful Americans look like people in other countries.

As the financial crisis has shown, it is also the process that enables us to increase our understanding and ultimately to envisage a new world.

However, he stated that it was definitely not feasible to envisage an end of all trial activity at the Tribunal by the end of 2008.

The optimist may reply that the pessimist s imagination is too weak to envisage the full range of wonderful new job possibilities that automation is opening up.

Thirdly, owing to the prevalent objective conditions, we cannot envisage or accept a moratorium on the production of fissile materials before the conclusion of a treaty.

There's a possibility of war.

There's a possibility of war.

This is again a possibility.

But there is another possibility.

the concrete possibility of arresting the individual concerned

In order for a penal norm to meet constitutional requirements, it must consist of a rule (a description of the offence) and must envisage a punishment.

This leaves the third possibility that of resettlement.

He also announced the possibility of separatist activities.

This possibility is at our fingertips.

That makes failure a distinct possibility.

In this single story there was no possibility of Africans being similar to her in any way, no possibility of feelings more complex than pity, no possibility of a connection as human equals.

He was also curious about the prohibition on abortion and wondered whether the Government might not envisage the adoption of legislation to permit it in certain specific circumstances.

Although the Constitution does not envisage a significant devolution of authority away from the centre, provincial and district institutions are essential for both government planning and service delivery.

The words the possibility that the International Fact Finding Commission will facilitate should be replaced by the possibility for the International Fact Finding Commission to facilitate .

we have the possibility to fly like a bird.

The possibility is there, because I feel it inside.