This is such a circumstance.

Consequences of invoking a circumstance precluding wrongfulness

Adapting to the circumstance.

The invocation of a circumstance precluding wrongfulness in accordance with this chapter is without prejudice to

Always be on your guard against encounters . Then ( as circumstance demands ) either advance in detachments or advance in a body .

Always be on your guard against encounters . Then ( as circumstance demands ) either advance in detachments or advance in a body .

The only circumstance in which democracies sign up to such a deal is when a clear security interest is at stake.

(a) Compliance with the obligation in question, if and to the extent that the circumstance precluding wrongfulness no longer exists

Corruption under any form or circumstance is a cancer that cripples developed and developing economies alike.

In the light of that circumstance, a referendum on the question had been postponed it had appeared judicious to declare a moratorium instead.

It was also suggested that the key question of who decides whether a given circumstance constitutes a waiver should be elaborated upon in the commentary.

And that is a circumstance that could supply the chemical energy and the chemical compounds needed to sustain life.

You can ask what are the psychological causes of it nature? Nurture? Current circumstance?

Sarkozy, of all people, should know that a large part of the gravitas of office derives from pomp and circumstance.

As a large power, China will have great weight in any circumstance, and it can reduce its self inflicted damage by agreeing to a code of conduct.

Louis Kahn How accidental our existences are really and how full of influence by circumstance.

Second, the Court of Paris held that hostilities create a changed circumstance creating special rights and duties for the belligerent State.

States parties are also encouraged to incorporate a provision in their criminal legislation to the effect that committing offences for racial reasons generally constitutes an aggravating circumstance

It requests that special care be taken to present this type of extraordinary circumstance as clearly as possible in the future.

UNHCR had been assisting those willing to return to western Darfur when permitted by the security circumstance.

But this is a mistaken strategy. As a large power, China will have great weight in any circumstance, and it can reduce its self inflicted damage by agreeing to a code of conduct.

In his book The Signal and the Noise, the American statistician Nate Silver says that forecasters perform worst when faced with a circumstance that they have not encountered before.

Nigeria reaffirms its conviction that terrorism cannot be justified under any circumstance, and should therefore be combated in all its forms and manifestations.

In this context, the Committee recommends that the State party introduce in its criminal law a provision that makes committing an offence with a racist motivation or aim an aggravating circumstance allowing for a more severe punishment.

There is thus no circumstance in which any person, however classified, can legally be placed beyond the protection of international humanitarian law in any armed conflict.

No circumstance whatsoever, whether a state of war or a threat of war, internal political instability or any other public emergency, may be invoked as a justification for enforced disappearance.

First, the French Foreign Ministry argued that war constituted a changed circumstance sufficient to terminate its adhesion to the obligatory jurisdiction clause of the Permanent Court of International Justice in 1939.

(2) When the sentence is meted out, the fact that the offence is in the nature of propaganda activities shall be considered an aggravating circumstance.

Stressing that rape or other forms of sexual violence must not be used or condoned in any circumstance by any individual, State or non State actor,

Well in 25 years I was mostly putting out pieces of this romance and not getting a lot back in because design on call doesn't always connect you with a circumstance in which you can produce things of this nature.

The State party considers that judgement at sole instance by the court of highest jurisdiction is the consequence of the purely objective circumstance of occupying a specific public post.

Ms. Schmidt (Germany) said that the appropriate place of business in that circumstance would, in her view, be the place of business with the closest relationship to the relevant contract.

He emphasizes, however, that in both cases the speed with which the removal was undertaken denied an effective exercise of a complaint mechanism, a circumstance that for the European Court disclosed a violation of article 34 of the European Convention.

In the light of its general recommendation XXX (2004), the Committee recommends that the State party introduce in its criminal law a provision to the effect that committing an offence with racist motivation or aim constitutes an aggravating circumstance.

Where teachers were accused of abusing students, the first step was administrative sanction such as suspension, followed by prosecution before the courts by law sexual abuse of a minor by a person in a position of authority or trust constituted an aggravating circumstance.

The Chairperson suggested that the word may should be replaced by shall in paragraph 1 and that the phrase no circumstance in paragraph 2 should be amended to read no exceptional circumstances .

Although a person acquitted at first instance may be convicted on appeal by the higher court, this circumstance alone cannot impair the defendant's right to review of his conviction and sentence by a higher court, in the absence of a reservation by the State party.

One possible reason why agreement had not been reached was that too much emphasis had been placed on regulating each right and envisaging each circumstance in which the rights would apply.

After 140 years of conflict and 100 years of dry streams, a circumstance that litigation and regulation has not solved, we put together a market based, willing buyer, willing seller solution a solution that does not require litigation.

However, for the Council to be both effective and legitimate, the right of veto should not be extended to the new permanent members under any circumstance.

Look into your own heart, discover what it is that gives you pain and then refuse, under any circumstance whatsoever, to inflict that pain on anybody else.

Force majeure justifies non performance of the obligation for so long as the circumstance exists supervening impossibility justifies the termination of the treaty or its suspension in accordance with the conditions laid down in article 61.

The election of Putin s longtime acolyte and handpicked successor, Dmitri Medvedev, as Russia s president means that Putin is formally surrendering all the pomp and circumstance of Kremlin power.

In a typical circumstance, when a human is exerting a muscle as hard as he she is consciously able, roughly one third of the fibers in that muscle will be firing at once, though this ratio can be affected by various physiological and psychological factors (including Golgi tendon organs and Renshaw cells).

Nomads have been victims of famine, violent conflict, and circumstance, accounting for a significant share of the deaths as many as one million caused by 22 years of civil war, and of the 260,000 Somalis who died of starvation in 2010 2012.