Nuclear weapons would thus become superfluous.

The pursuit of market confidence would be superfluous.

Rule on superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering The use of weapons, materials and methods of warfare of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering is prohibited. Art.

superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering This principle prohibits the employment of weapons, projectiles or material and methods of warfare of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering.

The content of draft article 7 is, on a strict view, superfluous.

Companies reduce their superfluous employees annual bonuses, but do not get rid of them.

The bad news is that there could well be much superfluous expense and effort in the meantime.

For as touching the ministering to the saints, it is superfluous for me to write to you

The decree seeks to eliminate luxuries or superfluous expenses among the public expenditure, among which includes the Internet.

In other words, MOTAPM are not designed specifically to cause superfluous harm or damage among the civilian population.

The sponsors considered the additional words superfluous, but had agreed to their inclusion in the interest of consensus.

All of these were great and noble qualities, and all of them now seem utterly superfluous to most Poles.

Mr. Sandoval (Chile) also supported the proposal to delete the draft paragraph, which added superfluous material to a draft article that was already long and complex.

Another view was expressed that, in light of the adoption of a maritime plus approach in the draft instrument, the inclusion of such a phrase would be superfluous.

For the time being, then, could we not set aside some of the money we gladly expend on such superfluous luxuries to divert same, instead, to our devastated neighbours?

It was suggested that the expression whether ordinary or special , in reference to judicial and administrative courts or bodies, should be deleted since the phrase was superfluous and ambiguous.

For whatsoever man he be that hath a blemish, he shall not approach a blind man, or a lame, or he that hath a flat nose, or any thing superfluous,

The present draft article is in some sense superfluous but, against the historical background, and the former acceptance of a principle of abrogation, it has a certain role of clarification.

Either a bullock or a lamb that hath any thing superfluous or lacking in his parts, that mayest thou offer for a freewill offering but for a vow it shall not be accepted.

In my opinion, it is superfluous to ask the Palestinians to recognize the nationhood of a people with thousands of years of history and a state that maintains diplomatic relations with 150 countries around the world.

Mr. Williams (South Africa) said that his delegation supported the deletion of draft paragraph 6, which was superfluous given that there was nothing to prevent a State from excluding the effects of paragraphs 4 and 5.

Ms. Schmidt (Germany) said that she supported the more concise wording proposed by the United States which, in her view, rendered the phrase made during the formation or performance of the type of contract in question superfluous.

When attempting to prevent the appearance of explosive remnants of war (ERW), an especially important principle is the prohibition on the use of weapons, ammunition (projectiles) and methods and material of warfare that cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering .

The court found that counsel for the defence had not formulated in writing the questions to be put to the experts, and that the decisive factor was that the experts had confirmed their reports during the proceedings, clarifications being quite superfluous .

However, the paragraph was superfluous because a letter of credit agreement would normally specify what form the various documents in question should take, creating in the case in point either an express or an implicit opt out from the draft convention.

Mr. Lavalle (Guatemala) argued that draft paragraph 1 (b) might not be superfluous if it were interpreted as referring to circumstances in which the rules of private international law differed from the rules applicable by Contracting States under draft article 1.

Achieving this ambitious agenda by 2025 would usher in the last phase in the quest for a nuclear free world, and requires, first and foremost, political conditions that reliably rule out regional or global wars of aggression. Nuclear weapons would thus become superfluous.

According to the authors, the fact that the provincial court concluded that the questions which their defence counsel proposed to put to the defence experts were superfluous means that the court acknowledged that there had been no equality in the questioning of the defence experts.

As regards paragraph (1) bis of the revised article 9, it was noted that the proposed text might be superfluous in the light of provisions in article 4 bis (addressing functional equivalence ), which gave the procuring entity the discretion to select the means of communication.

It would be equally superfluous to discuss the question whether the parties did, or could contemplate, when accepting the arbitration clause, the possibility that a state of war' or of an armed conflict short of war could or would arise between Pakistan and India.

It was suggested that the requirement that the derogations from the draft instrument should be set forth in the contract of carriage contained in draft article 88a (2) was superfluous, since draft article 88a (1) already mandated that the derogations should be prominent in the contract.

It is absolutely vital that those using cluster weapons during hostilities take into account and respect all the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law in particular, the prohibition of superfluous injury and the principles of discrimination and precaution in attack, leading to a concern to minimize collateral damage.

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It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

Although it may appear superfluous to state that the breach of an international obligation may concern an obligation set by the rules of the organization, a specification to this effect would serve some useful purpose, given the paramount importance that rules of the organization have in the life of any organization.

Those who make peaceful revolutions impossible make violent revolutions inevitable.

He won t make waves, but he won t make headlines either.

It was suggested in the informal drafting group that the bracketed text is superfluous, but it was thought by some that, given that the provision was controversial and that it had been included in brackets in para. 6 of A CN.9 WG.III WP.36, it should be preserved for further discussion.

It was also suggested that it would be possible not to include a definition of the term electronic means or related items, on the basis that one would be superfluous in the light of the proposed article 4 bis (see the text following para. 25 of document A CN.9 WG.I WP.38).

Although the draft article appeared to be simply an application of the principle already stated in draft article 3, and therefore superfluous, the provision bore independent repetition in order to do away with any risk of presuming that a treaty that had given rise to an armed conflict was null and void.

The principle of distinction and the immunity of non participants the principle of non reciprocity the principle that the legal status of the parties will not be affected the principle of equality the principle of proportionality military necessity Precautions before and during an attack superfluous injury unnecessary suffering protection of the environment.

Well we can make life. We can make life in the computer.

When animals are going to make a point, they make the point.