It was also observed that provisions of the protocol should clearly define its scope.

The provisions of the United Nations Convention against Corruption concerning the return of assets should be scrupulously observed.

Croatia observed that, under its Constitution, the provisions of treaties could be invoked before, and directly enforced by, the courts.

They observed that those provisions did not meet all the requirements for compensation of victims of torture established by the Convention.

It was observed that the balanced provisions of the draft principles would contribute significantly to the resolution of issues relating to compensation for transboundary damage.

Tuhin Das observed

I just observed.

The effectiveness of the provisions of the Montreal Protocol and its Amendments has been clearly observed in the declining atmospheric abundances of many ozone destroying species.

Also, the Special Rapporteur observed that the Criminal Procedure and the Criminal Codes have no provisions to confiscate the assets and property of traffickers upon conviction.

Levels observed were not high enough, however, to cause observed acute health effects.

3. The provisions on the use, emplacement and clearance of mines contained in Protocol II to the 1980 Convention must be respected and observed under all circumstances.

This arrangement was observed.

You have not observed.

The Committee observed that these two provisions, read together, did not fully reflect the principle of equal remuneration for men and women workers for work of equal value.

Some members observed that Council resolution 1296 (XLIV) had been drafted with great care for balance in its provisions and that it might not be advisable to modify it.

How is the error observed?

Some deficiencies were, however, observed.

In that connection, I observed

I observed all the rituals.

The proprieties must be observed.

His delegation was prepared to support the proposal to waive the requirement of a quorum but cautioned that the provisions of rule 108 of the rules of procedure must be observed.

126. The Committee took note of the information supplied concerning Sudanese legislation, but observed that there often appeared to be a disjunction between those provisions and the manner of their implementation.

As observed by the Secretary General,

We've observed this in the laboratory.

It was observed that such protection was provided for under the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea,9 in the context of prompt release and compensation.

Secondly, how can we ensure that the very provisions of Charter VIII are actually observed in the first place and implemented in a more orderly manner, not leaving everything to empirical solutions.

Still others observed that this question arose in many articles and would have to be addressed once the provisions on the scope and the definitions of the convention had been agreed upon.

The brain is then observed in situ.

Hast thou observed him who belieth religion ?

Hast thou observed him who belieth religion ?

v. New Zealand, the Committee observed that

Lessons learned trends observed obstacles to overcome

Writing in 1921 Sir Cecil Hurst observed

At Institutional Level it was observed that

Similar trends were observed among women professors.

Two cars were observed approaching the helicopter.

Several people were observed exiting the helicopter.

Which were very well justified, observed Holmes.

You must have observed him for months.

But I observed them through the window.

With which... That you had observed firsthand.

Has anything been observed on the beaches?

First, it must be observed that international law itself contains a series of substantive norms, that is to say provisions explicitly prohibiting certain conduct and declaring this conduct a crime under international law.

129. It was further observed that miscellaneous obligating documents were used to reserve funds for procurement contrary to the provisions in the United Nations Finance Manual, thus leaving scope for the duplication of obligations.

In particular, it was observed that drawing too much on creative reinterpretations of the provisions of the Charter, instead of considering the possibility of amending certain provisions, if and when necessary, might lead to the weakening of the solid legal structure upon which the functioning of the United Nations was based.