We have also discussed terrorism to be sure, mainly that subsumed under the rubric of State terrorism.

She further makes claims that could be subsumed under article 7, even though this article is not specifically invoked.

At the same time, however, it will be worthwhile to build upon present initiatives, particularly because transfer of technology and training are subsumed under implementation.

A society that is unable to offer an effective response to other societies it competes with will usually be subsumed into the culture of the competing society.

The Economic and Social Committees of the Council, as we have known them, will cease to exist as of 1994 and will be subsumed into the plenary.

In 1947 as well, PRC was subsumed by Eagle Lion, a British company seeking entry to the American market.

Two existing sites were subsumed into one new site Cape Denison, Commonwealth Bay, George V Land.

First, as I mentioned earlier, the two Committees of the Council are subsumed into the plenary.

If they wish to survive well into the next century, they will probably need to be subsumed under a union supported by a larger, more powerful, and more established nation state.

While recognizing the need to have an outer limit, we would like to stress that our debate on the need to ensure equitable representation should not be subsumed in our preoccupation with numbers.

It is difficult to determine from a statistical point of view, therefore, whether fraud involving identity theft is subsumed in fraud statistics generally.

Owing to regular and extrabudgetary financial constraints, the remaining terminated outputs were either completely discontinued or reformulated and subsumed under other related outputs.

Loss type refers to the main categories of losses while loss elements refer to the sub categories of losses subsumed under a particular loss type.

For years, both were de facto subsumed within the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which ruled Mexico for seven decades.

There have also been cases in which certain Secretariat structures have been subsumed, which we in the South regret.

Operative paragraph 6 subtly subsumed the independence of the ICC into the political and diplomatic vagaries of the Security Council.

As a consequence, it is proposed to abolish one General Service (Principal level) post, since the functions that are currently assigned to the post would be subsumed within the other functions of the new P 3 post.

This power is not subsumed in the plenary legislative power of Congress, for it is subject to a clear showing of compelling reasons involving heinous crimes.

Many of the world economy s troubles today originate from our unwillingness to recognize that domestic policy objectives will ultimately trump global responsibilities, no matter how much we pretend that they can be subsumed under international commitments.

The innovative combinations of high and conventional (or low) technology that are appearing are being subsumed under the generic term technology blending.

6.9 In respect of the alleged violation of article 26, the State party seeks the Committee apos s guidance as to whether sexual orientation may be subsumed under the term quot ... or other status quot in article 26.

In paragraph 17 of annex I to resolution 48 162, the Assembly decided that the Economic and Social Committees of the Council should be subsumed into the plenary as of 1994, thereby establishing a quot general segment quot .

Both revolts were easily suppressed and the political unrest was subsumed into the general political process in the Spanish world that led to the Spanish Constitution of 1812.

However, capacity development requirements became subsumed within broader development interventions, leading to inadequate attention to underlying capacity constraints and resulting in many development interventions being unsustainable in the medium to long term.

United Nations reforms, it was felt, could have repercussions on the structure and function of Board deliberations in that the examination of certain items could be subsumed by deliberations in the Economic and Social Council.

Many of the world economy s troubles today originate from our unwillingness to recognize that domestic policy objectives will ultimately trump global responsibilities, no matter how much we pretend that they can be subsumed under international commitments. Consider a couple of examples.

With regard to the Programme Committee, it was felt that item 12 (children, environment and development) was allotted too much time and that item 6 (f) (interregional and others) should be subsumed in item 5 on global funds programme budgets.

In European countries, many traditional support tasks had been eliminated or subsumed into the job descriptions of professional level staff, thanks largely to the wider prevalence of information technology skills.

20.43 The amount of 4,218,100 provides for 20 posts and includes a decrease of 90,700 reflecting the abolition of one clerical Local level post as the functions are to be rationalized and subsumed in other posts of a similar nature in ECLAC.

Grand total 62 66 3 3 65 69 15A.2 This subprogramme has subsumed the activities under former subprogrammes on Economic cooperation and integration, trade development and cooperation, and Tourism.

15A.30 This subprogramme has subsumed the activities and the related resources under former subprogrammes Agriculture and rural development, Environment and development, Human settlements, Population and Marine affairs (in part).

In particular, he submits that the relationship with his daughter must be subsumed under the term quot family quot within the meaning of article 23, paragraph 1, and that the family unit has not benefitted from the requisite protection of the State.

While structured , it is not supposed to limit delegations. Structured means that we adopt a thematic approach, as we did this year, proceeding item by item pursuant to resolution 48 87, in which we subsumed all relevant items under 10 headings.

10.2 The State party has argued that article 23, paragraphs 1 and 4, do not apply to the case, as the author apos s unstable relationship with Ms. Montalvo cannot be subsumed under the term quot family quot , and no marital ties between the author and Ms. Montalvo ever existed.

The following programmes of the current medium term plan would also be subsumed under the programme 2, Political and Security Council affairs 3, General Assembly affairs subprogrammes 1, 2 and 3 of programme 4, Political affairs 5, Question of Palestine 6, Elimination of apartheid and 7, Disarmament.

Background United States plans The United States Army Air Corps (which was subsumed by the United States Army Air Forces in February 1942) began developing contingency plans for an air campaign against Japan during 1940.

In line with General Assembly resolution 59 267 (XI) of 23 December 2004, those activities have been subsumed by the Department of Safety and Security and are now reflected under section 33, Safety and security.

51. The concept of endogenous capacity building as used in the pilot programme is not synonymous with indigenous science and or technology, nor is it wholly subsumed under science and technology infrastructure such as research and development institutions.

This creates a basis for structural interconnectedness of the area, which is either ignored in or subsumed under more general categories of 'post socialism', transitional economies', etc. If we want to know how to act in these circumstances, we need to have a clear shared idea of what is actually happening.

The definition of what constitutes fraud, embezzlement, theft, conversion, misappropriation of funds or property, bribery, kickbacks and other forms of corrupt practices, varies from national law to national law but all of these acts are subsumed under the concept of failure to observe the required standard of integrity.

In the Committee's view, therefore, this claim under article 50 is subsumed by the author's arguments on the substantive Covenant articles and is by itself inadmissible, for incompatibility with the provisions of the Covenant, under article 3 of the Covenant.

(ii) A net decrease of 120,700 under subprogramme 2, comprising 90,700 for posts and 30,000 for non post requirements, is related to the abolition of one Local level post, the functions of which will be subsumed by the remaining posts, as well as reduced requirements for travel and consultants and experts, reflecting expenditure patterns, offset in part by increased requirements for general temporary assistance

In respect of these claims, which were subsumed under article 14, paragraph 3 (e), in the admissibility decision of 20 March 1992, the Committee notes that the material before it does not disclose that either the author or his counsel complained to the judge that facilities for the preparation of the defence had been inadequate.

In the Committee's view, the claim under article 50 was subsumed by the author's arguments on the substantive Covenant articles and was by itself inadmissible for incompatibility with the provisions of the Covenant. Claims were declared inadmissible on grounds of incompatibility with the Covenant also in case No.

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