That convention should take into account the observance of international law, the rule of law and due process.

In addition, the projected staffing requirements do not take into account attrition due to reasons other than retirement.

Any acceptable strategy should fully take into account the need to observe the relevant provisions of international law and due process.

Note Inflation and currency changes and building 1 costs, which are due to increase in 2008, have not been taken into account.

The notion of due regard means that proper weight should be given to the interests of the minorities, all factors taken into account.

As reward from your Lord , a generous gift made due by account ,

These audits are risk oriented and are designed to ensure the collection of any tax due. However the audits will also take into account the risk of terrorist financing.

We need a new philosophy that takes due account of the rights of future generations.

We must take his youth into account.

(iii) Are IHL principles taken into account

41 7) were also taken into account.

It takes into account the work programme of the Committee for its seventeenth 90 day period with due regard to the elements of a counter terrorism strategy identified by the Secretary General.

The legal framework should also take due account of the situation of women and ethnic minorities.

Part of the improvement was due to the special account for the Regular Programme of Technical Cooperation (RPTC), and the special account mechanism should be continued.

The principle of due process must be taken into consideration.

As at 31 December 2003, the accumulated balance on the special account was 8,443,792, including an account receivable of 5,146,319 due from other organizations in the Vienna International Centre (VIC), of which 4,617,457 was due from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) alone.

Specifically, the Panel notes that Iran's approach does not take due account of changes in crop yields that may be due to the impacts of pests and diseases.

Other strategic actors must also be taken into account.

Taking into account the statements made during the debate,

These savings are deposited into the WCO bank account.

(b) Take due account of the need not to endanger the security of the vessel or its cargo

That could bring its current account into balance or even into slight deficit by 2015.

Supporting universal HIV AIDS education, taking gender inequalities into account

The world also needs to take into account Japan s importance.

We therefore hope that donors will take that into account.

Take into account the diversity of conditions in developing solutions.

Proposed changes to take into account the Turkish GSP regime

The COP may wish to take into account the following

Taking into account the views expressed at its fourteenth session,

All receipts pertaining to specific pre projects and projects under the Special Account shall be brought into that Account.

For the year 2004, three reconciliations were required (a) between the accounts payable ledger and the imprest cash book (b) between the general ledger (accounts payable account) and the bank statements and (c) between the due to due from account on the UNOPS and UNDP general ledger.

Its current account is sliding into an ever deeper deficit hole.

On the basis of the above and taking into account that

That factor should be taken into account in the decentralization process.

Taking into account a long term process should extend the mandate.

Perhaps that problem should be taken into account in the text.

3. There shall be taken into account, together with the context

3. There shall be taken into account together with the context

We feel that the following must clearly be taken into account.

Proposed changes to take into account the Turkish GSP regime 2

The ADF takes IHL principles into account when planning military operations.

The Bureau of the Committee would take those suggestions into account.

Compensatory measures must be implemented with utmost caution, taking due account of the need to avoid potential adverse environmental impacts.

The credit balance in the tax equalization account at the end of 2005 consisted of 97.3 million due to the United States of America, and 12 million due to other Member States.

The overall resources estimated for posts ( 121,266,700) take into account the proposed establishment of 110 additional support account posts. These include