They need a way to remain relevant this could be it.

It could also be relevant to purchases of debt from distressed member states.

It could not therefore be argued that territorial integrity was a relevant principle in Gibraltar's decolonization process.

Each booklet could include a recommendation that it should be read in conjunction with other relevant parts of the guidelines.

Persons accused of committing terrorist offences abroad could be extradited to a requesting State under the relevant provisions of Thai law.

Although one could speculate that the above mentioned treaties may have been affected, there is no evidence to support this speculation, and input from the relevant States would be necessary before further conclusions could be drawn.

Such automatic reporting by payors of income could be considered the most effective procedure for enabling a Government to acquire relevant tax information.

Other relevant objectives and targets could be set, in an effort to ensure that long term action is in line with Haitian realities.

No substantive cost analysis could be made from the first reporting by Parties, partly because of the insufficient time to gather relevant data.

However, the view was expressed that this latter point was less relevant, since assets could be moved quickly from one jurisdiction to the next.

Any subsequent challenge would go before the courts and no one could be convicted of terrorism unless all the relevant conditions had been met.

Thus, the toxins that people ingest may not be the only relevant factor should cancer strike the toxins that their parents or grandparents ingested could also be to blame.

Extradition could certainly be refused if there was a serious possibility that the person in question would be tortured in the requesting State as indicated in the report, there was no law on the matter, but the relevant norms of international law could be invoked.

Nothing could be more relevant given that we have witnessed in recent months the devastating effects of these phenomena, which are increasingly difficult to mitigate.

They could be communist, they could be liberal, they could be fascist or Islamic.

She suggested that the effects of preference erosion could be compensated, inter alia, by existing World Bank and IMF resources, in the light of relevant impact assessments.

The possibility that member States could breach another international obligation while taking the required or recommended conduct would not per se be relevant to the organization's responsibility.

The information on low, medium or high coverage could also be supplemented with information on the number of people served, the funds available and other relevant data.

It is therefore important that, in order to develop a more common database of NTBs that could be utilized by all interested parties, a relevant classification system be established reflecting today's empirical evidence.

Using the body it could be sneezing, it could be coughing, it could be animals exactly clapping, whatever.

A preliminary study has been completed which investigated the shared principles on the position of women that could be distilled from internationally relevant sustainability reports produced by companies.

He nevertheless argued that human rights mechanisms would still be relevant to human rights violations that might have occurred and could play a complementary role in such cases.

Considers that the purpose of such measures could be served through the examination of relevant international concepts aimed at strengthening the security of global information and telecommunications systems

The Ministry of Justice is in the process of elaborating a list with other relevant themes that could also be taken into consideration for the purpose of classification.

(b) Operations within a facility Common features relevant to a nuclear arms control verification regime could include

2. Considers that the purpose of such measures could be served through the examination of relevant international concepts aimed at strengthening the security of global information and telecommunications systems

2. Considers that the purpose of such measures could be served through the examination of relevant international concepts aimed at strengthening the security of global information and telecommunications systems

2. Considers that the purpose of such measures could be served through the examination of relevant international concepts aimed at strengthening the security of global information and telecommunications systems

2. Considers that the purpose of such measures could be served through the examination of relevant international concepts aimed at strengthening the security of global information and telecommunications systems

A provision conferring jurisdiction on the Tribunal could also be included in bilateral agreements in respect of disputes arising out of the interpretation or application of the relevant agreement.

The increase in resources would therefore be aligned with strengthening the Geneva based capacity of OHCHR, so that it could be a relevant and viable partner with Governments in the implementation of all human rights.

It is now widely recognized that, in order to develop a more common database of NTBs, which could be utilized by all interested parties, a relevant classification system must be established reflecting today's empirical evidence.

Although it could be argued that neither of these instruments is binding, they are nonetheless politically relevant as they represent a broad agreement by the international community on these matters.

Health services could be improved if young people were more involved in their design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, ensuring that these services were more relevant and accessible to their peers.

Alternatively, the obligation under draft article 47 bis of the Model Law could be to provide all relevant information to the extent that the solicitation documents have not already done so.

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The sense of, you know, life could be better, I could join this I could be a perfect person, I could join this perfect world.

Turning to the concept of peacebuilding, he said that the description contained in the relevant section of the 2005 World Summit Outcome could be used for the purposes of the draft proposal.

Activities could include (a) information outreach and fund raising (b) building ownership and partnerships and (c) global, regional and national activities, as well as activities to be undertaken within specific relevant sectors.

However, barring orders and safety orders could be issued, access to courts could be speeded up and the role of the police could be expanded.

It could thus establish the relevant ad hoc committee of the Conference on Disarmament and launch work on the matter.

Members of the Basel Convention Open ended Working Group and the Secretariat of the Basel Convention could provide relevant expertise.

Using waste water to irrigate tree plantations is another Clean Development Mechanism relevant application that could also create employment opportunities.

If this could be done quickly (which I think it could), such facilities could be an important channel for disbursing funds.

If persons answer in the affirmative, then they simply could be denied entry into the State, unless the relevant exceptions to the travel ban exist. If they claim they are not on the List and their falsehood is discovered, they could be detained for making false statements on an official government document.