that the generation to come might know, even the children who should be born who should arise and tell their children,

A generic reference to the term would therefore be sufficient and would allow flexibility in dealing with different situations that might arise.

It has also reduced friction that might arise between countries because of recourse to extraterritorial enforcement of competition laws or of jurisidictional conflicts.

That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born who should arise and declare them to their children

Tanzanian authorities shared the mission's concerns regarding the security situation in Burundi, including the risks that might arise from an untimely withdrawal of ONUB.

Mr. Boengkih discussed problems that might arise should France decide to call a referendum on self determination to be organized separately in each province.

It was also observed that the higher ranking suppliers, whose products might be produced on a higher cost basis than those of lower ranking suppliers, might submit unrealistically low prices during the auction itself, and therefore a performance risk might arise.

The action plans should allow better calibrated monitoring of items in real time, and alert the High Representative and his deputies to any blockages that might arise.

The Secretariat could be called upon to answer most questions and to assist with various problems that might arise during the two years that elected members spent on the Council.

To avoid the shortfall in aggregate demand that might arise from an abrupt surge in saving, these measures should be phased in over a period of 3 5 years.

1.30 Contingency planning for the disengagement' includes the pre positioning of food and other supplies for distribution, and preparation for medical emergencies that might arise during the disengagement process.

One possible difference might arise if article 75(b) is limited to contractual places and article 75(c) refers to the actual ports.

Given male dominance in African politics and soccer, any chance to improve the state of the sport that might arise from the 2010 World Cup will most likely benefit men.

Criminals responsible for the riots of March last year are being prosecuted, and the international community should be equally steadfast with regard to situations that might arise in the future.

In both cases, some questions do arise at the margin. Is it within the scope of the no fly zone to take out command and control centers that might direct aircraft?

His delegation believed that the work in that area was not entirely complete and that, with the benefit of time and experience, the need might well arise to revisit some of the issues in the appropriate forum.

It was therefore suggested that a third paragraph be added in order to expand the scope of the exception, bearing in mind that the problem might also arise in relation to other integration processes throughout the world.

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It was noted that human rights defenders had improved their capacities and skills in the region, but that in the current political environment the defenders were wary of repercussions from authorities that might arise in the course of carrying out human rights work.

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Any cases that arise lead immediately to discharge from the military forces.

Apparently someone suggested this currency design to the head of the Central Lebanese Bank, from what I heard it was as quickly dismissed because of complications that might arise from adding Gibran to the note, Yazan said.

What was envisaged was the provision of assistance with land demarcation with a view to resolving local disputes about private and group property ownership that might arise owing to the return of displaced persons to their homes.

Fairooz agrees that underground movements will arise and that there is a possibility for radicalization.

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The view was expressed that a thorough analysis needed to be undertaken of the compatibility between the private law and the public international law implications of the future protocol, paying careful attention to the possible contradictions and conflicts that might arise in practice.

Indeed, it would reduce the likelihood that cases like AIG would ever arise.

We must stress that the presence at that seminar of an expert from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights was very important in terms of clarifying that all relevant legislation must be consistent with humanitarian law, thus dispelling any doubts that might arise in that connection.

Moreover, a variable geometry of attendance at meetings might weaken the development of a personal chemistry and the breadth of bargaining that can arise when the same group of leaders meets regularly to discuss a broader range of subjects.

Barring some compelling need, the calculus might well arise that it is more important to abide by the constitution for some time and to be seen to be abiding by it than it is even to improve its provisions.

That might or might not be true.

Regarding his sixth progress report on UNMIL, in which the Secretary General proposed that the Security Council should authorize an additional 120 civilian police personnel for six months, commencing in August 2005, the Advisory Committee would consider any additional budgetary requirements that might arise in that respect.

Abner said to Joab, Please let the young men arise and play before us! Joab said, Let them arise!

Recent history is full of examples of the negative side effects that can arise.

Two lessons arise from these considerations.

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Who sees you when you arise