(a) itself instituted the proceeding or

A good example is the European Union s newly instituted policy of cutting CO2 emissions by 20 by 2020.

The prize was instituted in 1887 and was still being awarded in 1983, although it is no longer a current prize.

The Canadian Minister of Health instituted National Nursing Week in Canada in 1985.

Police reforms are also being instituted as part of Access to Justice Programme.

Accordingly, the Secretariat has not instituted a formal procedure for submitting project proposals.

But Karimov has never condemned torture, and he has instituted no measures to prevent it.

The workload in 2006 2007 will thus be affected by proceedings instituted in previous years.

The precautionary measures instituted by the Public Prosecutor's Office were designed to protect potential victims.

Some States have instituted rehabilitation or reconciliation programmes to encourage terrorists to reintegrate with society.

Under the Code, the Government had established family courts and instituted training programmes for officials.

During the period under review, a serious reform of the Territory's tax system was instituted.

To date, no criminal confiscation proceedings have been instituted on the grounds of financing terrorism.

It is obvious that the practice of pressing convicts into service on overseas projects has been instituted at the instance of the Chinese government.

This sum is required to be issued by a bank, with a supporting document, failing which legal proceedings will be instituted against the offender.

The famine was the consequence of collectivization policies instituted by Josef Stalin in the late 1920s.

Awards have also been instituted at various levels to recognize important contributions made to road safety.

A class action was instituted by ticket holders against the production company, Production Musicals Donald K.

It is unclear what mechanisms have been instituted to ensure that such officers, and their men, are not redeployed to Ituri district as initially agreed.

We have also instituted effective reforms of the private sector, and through dialogue the business community is now responding positively to economic and social reforms.

51. Reaffirms the importance of the general principle of exhausting administrative remedies before formal proceedings are instituted

Rather than continue a ban on wetlands development instituted by previous administrations, the Bush administration overturned it.

During the inflationary 1970 s, a byzantine system of allowances was instituted to supplement lagging parliamentary salaries.

The judicial reform instituted the modern criminal trial based on the principle of equality of the parties.

In the following years, the empire instituted several reforms, trying to resolve the problems, but without success.

History The 1864 Geneva Convention was instituted at a critical period in European political and military history.

According to tradition, women, even if employed, have their role instituted as the extension of family care.

In this case, the annulment proceedings instituted before the Bordeaux Administrative Court of Appeal were still pending.

However, the Secretariat has instituted measures to improve compliance and facilitate comprehensive vendor performance monitoring and reporting.

This is equivalent to 700 billion, the same magnitude as the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) instituted in late 2008 to keep US financial markets from collapsing.

The World Day of the Sick is a feast day of the Roman Catholic Church which was instituted on May 13, 1992 by Pope John Paul II.

My delegation is also pleased to note that the various measures instituted by the Court in 1997 to improve its working methods are beginning to bear fruit.

World War II During World War II both the Allies and Axis instituted postal censorship of civil mail.

When a new Riksdag was instituted in 1866, the name of the bank was changed to Sveriges Riksbank.

I have also given more authority to my special representatives and instituted a system of integrated peace operations.

(e) the employee is a national of the employer State at the time when the proceeding is instituted, unless this person has the permanent residence in the State of the forum or

When a case is pending before the Court, it is not possible to foresee whether and when incidental proceedings (requests for provisional measures, preliminary objections, counterclaims, requests for intervention) may be instituted.

A more systematic process of vetting and reference checking of candidates will be instituted, with external assistance whenever necessary.

The Republic of Korea has already instituted the strictest measures within its domestic laws to regulate cloning related research.

During 2004, UNDP instituted a revitalized, strategic approach to allocating TRAC 1.1.2 resources based on effectiveness, efficiency and opportunity.

The Ministry of Public Health has therefore instituted a national programme against malaria, consistent with the global strategy, and is integrating it into the National Primary Health Care Programme.

Such contracts were in flagrant violation of the arms embargo instituted under UN Security Council Resolution 1970, which China approved.

In 2003, the Province instituted a provincial SARS Response Plan to deal with any cases, which occurred in Nova Scotia.

No legislative measure has been instituted to criminalize the arms embargo against these individuals, groups and entities associated with them.

Any applicant who, in the opinion of the Court, did not meet certain requirements could not be instituted in office.