Members of the panels act in their personal capacity.

Panelists provided remarks in their personal capacity as experts and not on behalf of their member governments or organizations.

(a) Members of the Board of Trustees should be independent experts acting in their personal capacity.

The members, and alternate members, shall remain in office until their successors are elected Possess appropriate technical and or policy expertise and shall act in their personal capacity.

The report can be dismissed as just the musings of two senior members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff writing in their personal capacity.

Prior to this date, Wordfast was developed by Yves Champollion in his personal capacity.

Rule 4 of the Executive Board's rules of procedure provides that members and alternates shall act in their personal capacity (FCCC CP 2002 7 Add.3).

(i) In matters concerning their capacity to enter into contracts and to go to court, personal status, the family, marriage, divorce, filiation, inheritance, donations and wills

The Committee is composed of 18 experts acting in their personal capacity, nominated and elected by the 192 States parties to the Convention for a term of four years.

The Subcommission is currently composed of 26 experts acting in their personal capacity, elected by the Commission, for a term of four years, with due regard for equitable geographical representation.

This would apply to members, alternates and experts of constituted bodies serving in their personal capacity while in Germany and would encompass others performing services for the COP and its bodies.

All members serve in their personal capacity as independent experts on indigenous issues for a period of three years, with the possibility of re election or reappointment for one further period.

Lecturer on UNDP Egyptian Government Capacity Building Program on Human Rights (training of judges and public attorneys, media personal and others)

Both of them kept the money for their personal use.

The members of the expert review teams are selected by the secretariat from a roster of experts composed of persons nominated by the Parties and serve in their personal capacity (see decision 23 CP.7).

A total of 160 experts from 51 countries and 32 participants from local to international organizations, representing all geographic regions and a wide range of experience, participated in the Workshop in their personal capacity.2

The original case challenging the constitutionality of the restrictive abortion law was brought by indigenous MAS deputy Patricia Mancilla (in her personal capacity).

Most politicians craft policy to serve their local constituents and to protect their personal political capital.

Although these individuals have privileges and immunities in Germany or in a State which has agreed to a conference agreement drafted broadly enough to cover their activities, they have no such protection elsewhere against claims from third parties brought against them in their personal capacity.

Others will try to direct state funding toward their personal investment projects.

A total of 160 experts from 51 countries and 32 participants from organizations ranging from local to international, and representing all geographical regions and a wide range of experience, participated in the Interlaken Workshop in their personal capacity.

People write me about their personal experience, and about their examples, and what they disagree, and nuances.

Christians, Jews and other minorities are covered partly by the Personal Status Law, partly the Civil Law and partly their own personal status legal systems.

Millions worry about their jobs and thus the quality of their lives in addition to fearing for their personal security.

I want to be a part of my friends' personal projects, their theater pieces, their poems, and their quirky fantasies.

Personal data is exactly that personal.

The Working Group is composed of five members of the Commission appointed in their personal capacity and meets once a year for one week, not less than one month prior to the session of the Commission on Human Rights

Their personal interests, and riches, are too dependent on maintaining the status quo.

By contrast, poor people in China mostly view their personal situation as transitional.

Young women serving as combatants were no longer a rare occurrence adding a personal note, she said that her own daughter had served in that capacity.

Victims of psychogenic amnesia suddenly lose all memory of their previous lives, including their sense of personal identity.

(iv) enhancing their capacity to manufacture such equipment

Subjecting people to criminal sanctions for the personal use of drugs, or for possession of drugs for personal use, infringes on their autonomy and right to privacy.

Muslims need to be assured of their personal security and guaranteed full civil rights.

A judge found that LinkedIn illegally shares non users personal data without their permission.

Cope and Marsh used their personal wealth to fund expeditions each summer, then spent the winter publishing their discoveries.

This policy has allowed female workers to arrange breast feeding time suitable with their personal conditions and their work.

These three systems are coming together, allowing people to share resources without sacrificing their lifestyles, or their cherished personal freedoms.

Young people should not start their working lives with criminal records because of personal possession.

It aims to enhance their professional and personal competencies in the national and global economy.

The means by which perpetrators obtain personal information vary in terms of their technical sophistication.

Ms. Šimonović (Rapporteur), speaking in her personal capacity, said that the new National Women's Strategy must cover all the provisions of the Convention, and include appropriate penalties for violations.

The Chairperson, speaking in a personal capacity, welcomed Ireland's efforts to eradicate gender discrimination and promote equality and commended the Government for ratifying the Optional Protocol to the Convention.

Indeed, the overwhelming majority of African rulers regard their countries as their personal possessions, to be used as they see fit.

Revolutionary ruptures upset diplomats familiar habits, both in terms of their personal contacts and, more importantly, in terms of their thinking.