Furthermore, deployment of chemical weapons invites escalation.

This escalation occurred without using weapons of mass destruction.

Needs root privileges

Privileges and immunities

He believes there could be an escalation of the crisis

Protocol on Privileges and Immunities

Neither side is interested in escalation or a breakdown.

This should put a break on long run escalation of home prices.

Events have shown that this policy leads to an escalation of violence.

These agreements, even in the absence of a complete regime of privileges and immunities, would help provide privileges and immunities to members of constituted bodies.

Privileges and immunities during court proceedings

We have never believed in privileges.

Staff of the secretariat have privileges and immunities worldwide.

In December 2009, the protests saw an escalation in violence.

Territorial disputes, in particular, can lead to a military escalation.

At that time, no one had foreseen the escalation of the AIDS pandemic.

The escalation of revolts against the monarchy eventually led to the unification with Italy.

(d) Cost escalation due to the delays experienced in the implementation of the project.

Mondoweiss Two new resources Timeline of Israeli escalation in Gaza and Israel s history of breaking ceasefires

China s government must implement prudent macroeconomic policies now to minimize escalation of these risks later.

Despite the alarming escalation in violence, fears of civil war in Kenya are probably exaggerated.

China expresses its concern about the recent escalation of violent clashes between Israelis and Palestinians.

(f) Suspending rights and privileges under the Convention

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(a) Substantial reductions of tariffs, the rolling back of tariff peaks and the removal of tariff escalation

Mr. López (Cuba) said that the escalation of violence made the work of UNRWA even more important.

Some aspects of market access, peaks and escalation of tariffs, and subsidies could be addressed by WTO.

Recalling that, without prejudice to their privileges and immunities, it is the duty of all persons enjoying such privileges and immunities to respect the laws and regulations of the receiving State,

Recalling that, without prejudice to their privileges and immunities, it is the duty of all persons enjoying such privileges and immunities to respect the laws and regulations of the receiving State,

To investigate criminal or other matters having inter communal connotations or the possibility of political escalation

Even a well endowed UNMIK may be unable to contain the escalation of such an explosion.

Denmark is very concerned about the recent escalation of violence in Israel and the occupied territories.

The French Revolution never actually ended the privileges of France s ruling elites.

Privileges and immunities to locally recruited staff of the Centre will be accorded in accordance with the provisions laid down in the Convention on Immunities and Privileges of the United Nations of 1946.

Privileges and immunities not affected by the present Convention

Elsewhere they will have no such privileges or immunities.

Amending the Kyoto Protocol to confer privileges and immunities

Retirement related privileges associated with work are as follows

In the United States only the rich had privileges.

The invention of the safety elevator in 1852 by Elisha Otis saw the rapid escalation upward of buildings.

To fail would risk igniting a severe political backlash, including a spontaneous escalation of anti regime activities.

Therefore, we urge the parties to implement the measures necessary to prevent any further escalation of tensions.

In 1946, the General Assembly adopted the Convention on Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations (the General Convention), which establishes the detailed privileges and immunities needed by the United Nations.

Despite this, after the Peace of Constance (1183), the city gained further privileges.

However, early codifications of diplomatic law include the British Diplomatic Privileges Act 1708.