The specific incident referred in the recommendation has been addressed.

Australia, for example, has been referred to as a crowned republic.

The Court has never referred to the applicability of LOAC IHL.

The investigation continues, and the MPD has not yet referred anyone to prosecutors.

The General Legal Division has consulted the offices referred to in recommendation 6.

One such case, involving two accused, has recently been referred to the Croatian jurisdiction.

The technical cooperation as mentioned above has been referred to in Commission resolution 2004 13.

This is in addition to one case which has already been referred to a European jurisdiction and whose prosecution has commenced.

It has not received the List of names referred to in part II, question 3, above.

For the first time, the Security Council has referred a situation to the International Criminal Court.

To date, one case has been referred to Croatia and two cases to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In addition, the Security Council has referred the situation in Darfur, the Sudan, to the Prosecutor.

The Committee notes that, since independence, no case of racial discrimination has been referred to the courts.

It has also referred to a desire to avoid feared bandwagon or underdog effects on the electorate.

The Prosecutor has also indicated that the Darfur situation, referred by the Security Council, is graver still.

CEAT has not received from the Committee the Consolidated List referred to in part II, question 2, above.

14.10 Access to health facilities for women in the rural areas has been referred to in Article 12.

The Presidency has constituted three Pre Trial Chambers8 and assigned each situation referred to the Prosecutor as follows

Each situation referred to the Court has been assigned to a pre trial chamber consisting of three judges.

The issue of the delegation of powers, I think, referred to the fact that the report referred to the decree that was signed by the President but which has not been translated into actual effect.

Three States parties have referred situations on their own territories and the Security Council, acting under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, has referred the situation in Darfur, in the Sudan, to the Court.

The Prime Minister of India, Mr. Manmohan Singh, has referred to youth as the building blocks of our nation.

I have also referred two cases to a European jurisdiction which has agreed to consider the targets for prosecution.

The Board has, likewise, increasingly referred to the recommendations of the Unit and the Office in the reports concerned.

Especially in the past, the document has also been referred to as Magna Charta , but the pronunciation was the same.

The President has referred these draft legislative acts to the National Assembly (parliament) for consideration at its 2005 spring session.

In recent years, the Security Council has increasingly referred to both human rights and international humanitarian law in situations of conflict.

While most of those motions are still pending final decision, one case has already been referred to the Republic of Croatia, and two have been referred to the War Crimes Chamber of the State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Three States parties have referred situations to the Prosecutor of the Court, while the Security Council, in keeping with its responsibility under the Charter for the maintenance of international peace and security, has referred one situation to the Prosecutor.

It is also important to underline that this technical assistance has also involved the translation, into Portuguese, of the referred legal instruments.

And Women's Ministries has a scholarship program specifically for women, most of whom live in what are referred to as developing nations.

The expansion of the Council is necessary, but Norway has some concerns about both models referred to in the Secretary General's report.

The order referred to a sample.

This 6.9 annual average return has since been referred to as Siegel s constant, as if Siegel had discovered a new law of nature.

So far, 77 percent of the victims are civilians, a dribble that Israeli historian Ilan Pappé has referred to as an incremental genocide .

A State Party which has taken the measures referred to in paragraph 1 shall immediately carry out an investigation to establish the facts.

In Western Christianity, they are usually referred to as disciples, whereas in Eastern Christianity they are usually referred to as Apostles.

So far, the Referral Bench has granted six motions and only three are pending decision. One case, which was not appealed, has been referred to the Republic of Croatia and two have been referred to the War Crimes Chamber of the State Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina following the Appeals Chamber's affirmance of the Referral Bench's decisions.

The case has been referred to the public prosecutor, according to a statement made on the Ministry of Interior s main Twitter account on February 17

Most of the research referred to here involves the phonological loop, because most of the work done on short term memory has used verbal material.

In response to the request referred to in the previous paragraph, the Secretariat has prepared the following for consideration by the Conference of the Parties

Everybody referred to the President affectionately as Titid.

This idea is often referred to as copyleft.

Martin referred to these cells as ES cells.

In dialogue, they are referred to as the .