Procedures that the project may entail.

This would entail multi year planning and budgeting.

This would entail a number of immediate and longer term steps.

That may entail some expense in the short term, but with dividends in the long run.

3. This article is without prejudice to the other consequences referred to in this part and to such further consequences that a breach to which this chapter applies may entail under international law.

This will not come cheap, and therefore will entail substantial political risks.

This would entail efforts in emergency relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction that may take five to ten years, with resources that cannot be borne by any individual country.

This would entail the destruction of Palestinian villages bordering the old wall of Jerusalem.

All policies entail risk.

Such marriages may be entered into with a nikokh religious ceremony and without State registration. They entail no legal consequences.

Efforts in this area could entail the creation of a comprehensive monitoring and compliance mechanism.

3. Denunciation of this Convention in accordance with paragraph 1 of this article shall entail the denunciation of any protocols thereto.

This is not to say that the authorized or recommended conduct would always entail the organization's responsibility.

In its simplest form this subset might entail a yes or no response to a given template match.

Clearly, liberalism may be a contributing factor, if and where it is primitively understood to entail for the individual no countervailing obligations before society.

I fully recognize that this will entail changes in attitude and approach on the part of donors and recipients.

Moreover, rule making is rarely about efficiency alone it may entail trading off competing social objectives stability versus innovation, for example or making distributional choices.

Debt restructurings often entail conflicts among different claimants.

This would entail that the present draft articles should not cover breaches of obligations under the rules of the organization.

Therefore, their undue restriction by the State may entail even greater animosity against it and have as well little effect in combating threats to its national security.

Last December, he explicitly stated that Israel is headed towards unilateral disengagement, and that this would entail the relocation of some settlements.

Should corporations accept what might be regarded as governmental functions, this could entail responsibilities in public law under certain national legal systems.

While this model may entail some initial job losses in Europe, it would also preserve jobs in the long run by keeping production sites competitive, and create jobs by paving the way for development and thus export markets in North Africa.

The shift by UNICEF in this plan period towards a greater relative emphasis on upstream support to national policy, capacity and partnerships for scaled up programme delivery may, in some cases, entail a reduction of support to smaller scale project activities.

In practice, green accounting might easily have led our forefathers not to cut down forests, because this would entail losing a valuable resource.

Non libertarians recognize the fatal flaw in this argument financial blow ups entail what economists call a systemic risk everyone pays a price.

And all of them, sadly, entail grave violations of human rights.

But adopting this principle would entail such huge payments from developed countries to developing countries, that, regrettably, the former are unlikely to accept it.

Adoption of the draft resolution would not therefore entail any additional appropriation.

This would entail, inter alia, according special procedures full access to all countries, seeking to implement recommendations and responding in a timely manner to communications.

Adoption of this proposal would entail additional requirements of 31,500 for appropriation under section 28A of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007.

The State party states that only if very exceptional circumstances exist and when compelling humanitarian considerations are at stake may the enforcement of an expulsion decision entail a violation of article 16.

This will entail creating a peacebuilding support office and strengthening support both for mediation (my good offices function) and for democracy and the rule of law.

Adoption of this proposal would, therefore, entail additional requirements of 945,400 for appropriation under section 1 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007.

Thus, adoption of this proposal would entail additional requirements of 1,060,500 for appropriation under section 28A of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2006 2007.

(b) That entail inhuman or degrading treatment, including for exploitation, of such migrants.

Maternity leave does not entail loss of former employment, seniority or social allowances.

Hence, the adoption of the resolution will not entail additional conference servicing requirements.

This would entail using reintegration and other economic programs as a carrot to support the negotiations, and would also support peace and stability in the long run.

In view of chapter 2 of the UNHCR Manual and the sections' objective setting matrixes, this may entail a risk of inconsistency between the objectives set in the Agenda for Protection, the distribution of responsibilities as described in the UNHCR Manual and the tasks handled by each section.

However, the reprogramming of FBPMS could entail exorbitant costs which may not be sustainable for UNU. The version of the Oracle database is old and not web based and does not qualify for further development.

But what, precisely, does the economics of peace entail, and why is it so important?

What did those procedures entail, how were they implemented and what results had they produced?

This would entail reinstating pay as you go rules and establishing an independent commission to submit to Congress amendment proof (and filibuster proof) recommendations for tax and expenditure reform.

The variability of the draft convention's scope of application could entail legal uncertainty for the sector.