Referring only to mercenary individuals allowed a mercenary company to operate without liability.

They are used to discuss computability without referring to any concrete model of computation such as Turing machines or register machines.

On 16 April 1996, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal, without reasons, referring to section 101a of the Judiciary Act.

He was prepared to accept the view, however, that the Commission was entitled to decide the matter without referring it to the Sixth Committee.

The recommendations address only one basic dimension of the issue, without referring to the needs and problems of third States in implementing sanctions.

In referring to the report of the Secretary General he stated that development would not be enjoyed without security and security would not be enjoyed without development, and that neither would be enjoyed without respect for human rights.

However, before the case against Toyota could be referred to the Tribunal, the parties entered into negotiations with the Commission to settle the case without referring.

Referring to resolution A above,

In his answer of late July 2004, the responsible Egyptian Minister refuted the allegations of ill treatment as unfounded, referring without detail to Egyptian investigations.

After referring to the black Africans as beasts who have no houses, he writes, They are also people without heads, having their mouth and eyes in their breasts.

It goes without saying that by referring to negotiations we also mean understanding, and even concessions, all of which must take place in a framework of justice and equity.

I conclude by referring to Security Council reform.

The name comes from three Latin based words Spectro, referring to the optical spectrum, Helio, referring to the Sun and Scope, as in telescope.

I wish to conclude by referring to two other issues.

Bislama term referring to various customary beliefs and practices.

I am of course referring to Security Council reform.

When referring to a third person, honorifics are used except when referring to one's family members while talking to a non family member, or when referring to a member of one's company while talking to a customer or someone from another company this is the uchi soto (in out) distinction.

On Twitter, he writes Here's the video clip he is referring to

The previous expected accomplishment referring to protection needs of refugee women, children and the elderly now refers to protection needs of refugee women and children it has left aside the elderly an increasing population without an accomplishment target.

The previous expected accomplishment referring to protection needs of refugee women, children and the elderly now refers to protection needs of refugee women and children it has left aside the elderly an increasing population without an accomplishment target.

Examples of NTBs also include regulations referring to technical requirements, either directly or by referring to or incorporating the content of a (mandatory or voluntary) standard, technical specification or code of practice, in order to

For starters, motives are often mixed (Roosevelt, after all, was referring to Cuba).

DHS declined an interview request, instead referring PRI's The World to its website.

The chapter referring to the future of these multilateral approaches echoes this concern.

Examples were given, referring to legislation enacted in South Africa, Venezuela and Panama.

Resolutions and decisions referring to matters which are drawn to the attention of the Commission

This menu contains the links referring the document information.

Stop talking that monkey language, they were told, with monkey language referring to Spanish.

We commend the progress the ICTY is making in referring cases to national jurisdictions.

Referring to its decision 1 (65) of 18 August 2004 on the same subject,

However, views were also expressed against referring to domestic legislation in draft article 73.

Let me illustrate the value of that asymmetrical approach by referring to an example.

They were responsible for talking to victims of domestic violence and referring them to treatment centres.

As traffickers adjusted to stricter legislation, recognizing and referring victims would continue to be a challenge.

Referring to Agenda 21, Johannesburg World Summit, and the International Convention to Combat Desertification and drought,

So the first thing that we learn is that it is possible to define life in terms of processes alone, without referring at all to the type of things that we hold dear, as far as the type of life on Earth is.

He was referring to the armed Salafi groups that were accused of destroying Sufi shrines.

Many thought he was referring to the Saudi Muslim Brotherhood members and other Islamist figures.

If God is willing, next Friday (referring to a terrorist attack) will be in Bahrain.

First and foremost, we are referring to the implementation of Security Council resolution 1540 (2004).

2.6 The following medical information was provided referring to the conclusions of several Swedish doctors.

In a monograph published in 2000 Anthony Aust, referring to Oppenheim (quoted above), noted that

Referring to the statement of the urgent needs as submitted by the Government of Niger

It would be both disingenuous and immoral to speak of racism today without referring to anti Semitism, an ever present blight on humanity that had recently gained renewed vigour it was a phenomenon that was not only disagreeable and offensive, but also extremely dangerous.

Graffiti in Syria, Your turn has come, doctor , referring to President (and ophthalmologist) Bashar Al Assad.