Claims that such information has been inadvertently or improperly made public are a possibility.

In some cases, the diversion of funds is attributed to poor or improperly audited programmes.

ValuJet Flight 592 crashed on May 11, 1996 as a result of improperly loaded chemical oxygen generators.

(ii) That has been improperly issued or obtained through misrepresentation, corruption or duress or in any other unlawful manner or

Others criticize the report s methodology, claiming that the indicators are not inclusive or that they improperly measure countries regulatory environments.

Four days later, Mexico highest electoral court ruled that Fox had improperly interfered in the election but unanimously reaffirmed Calderon s victory.

Information that the COP MOP has mandated be kept confidential will be susceptible to claims that it was improperly made public.

That is how we can limit what certain delegations are calling as I see it, improperly abuse of the principle of consensus.

The Committee found that Mr. Sevan had acted improperly and unethically and had seriously undermined the integrity of the United Nations (p. 26).

Improperly configured BMS systems are believed to account for 20 of building energy usage, or approximately 8 of total energy usage in the United States.

Yet they are also convinced that Europe has behaved improperly toward Turkey, through a combination of short term populist reflexes and the absence of a long term strategic vision.

The source also mentions that there were no legal grounds for Mr. Samaali's arrest and that the subsequent searches, seizures of property and investigations were incomplete and improperly conducted.

Citizens who have been deprived of parental rights may not be appointed as tutors or guardians, no may former adoptive parents if adoption was annulled because they performed their duties improperly tutors or guardians who have been suspended from their duties because they improperly performed the duties assigned them chronic alcoholics or drug abusers and persons who, because of their health, cannot perform the duties associated with raising a child.

The inadequacies of legal mechanisms in the developing and transition economy countries should not serve as an excuse to refuse legal collaboration and extradition of persons suspected of transferring criminal or improperly acquired funds.

For example, in two Northern Provinces, there have been serious food shortages crises, caused by tropical neuropathy (due to consumption of bitter cassava, improperly processed) by people with deficient nutritional state, specifically those with protein deficiency.

However, third parties affected by these decisions may take legal action against members of constituted bodies, especially if they consider or allege that those individuals have improperly disclosed confidential information or have performed official functions motivated by conflict of interest.

Such decisions by the COP MOP could affect the financial interests of third parties who may try to make claims against individual experts if they believe whatever the truth of the matter that an expert acted through conflict of interest or was otherwise improperly motivated.

The act of improperly appropriating nuclear materials governed by the provisions of this chapter, of exercising, without authorization, the activities specified above or of knowingly providing incorrect information for the purpose of obtaining such authorization shall be punishable by 10 years' imprisonment and a fine of 7,500,000 euros.

It seems reasonable to suppose that an entity affected by such decisions might decide to bring a claim against those who made them if it is dissatisfied with the conduct of the review on the basis, for example, of its belief that the decisions were improperly influenced by conflict of interest.

But it is possible that third parties affected by findings of the Compliance Committee, which they consider to have been improperly motivated, may seek to make a claim against members of the Committee, who will have no privileges and immunities, except in Germany or pursuant to a conference agreement drafted broadly enough to cover such activities.