Various embassies, in Africa in particular, support specific national programmes to combat this practice.

In accordance with a new practice, annual reports on national implementation of the Protocol are made available on national programmes' websites.

The practice of presenting technocratic faits accomplis to national parliaments will only breed deeper resentments.

(b) Continuing the practice of issuing documents from national institutions under their own symbol numbers

At the national level, that means States must practice good governance and mobilize domestic resources.

Although intended to compensate for weakness in national expertise, the practice uses up a significant proportion of aid resources without developing national capacity.

In practice, their implementation was, until recently, left to national regulators, who applied very different standards.

Others noted that, although some practice allowing a flag State to exercise protection in respect of non national crew members existed, such practice was neither extensive nor universal.

It recalls that the Optional Protocol is not intended for complaints couched in abstract terms about alleged shortcomings in national legislation or national legal practice.

Lead reviewers concluded that these issues should not be considered departures from the IPCC Good Practice Guidance and Uncertainty Management in National Greenhouse Gas Inventories, provided that the principles of this good practice guidance are applied correctly and are consistent with national circumstances.

In 2000, the Nicaraguan National Assembly considered reforms of the Penal Code provisions regarding the practice of abortion.

Finally, my delegation would like to explain our national policy and practice with regard to anti personnel mines.

Yet national and international case law recognizes that a non discriminatory measure in theory can be discriminatory in practice.

We must also give greater support at the community, national, and international levels to groups working to end this practice.

Boyd Neil is SVP and National Practice Leader for Social Media and Digital Communications at Hill Knowlton Strategies in Canada.

We must seriously put into practice our political discourse about ownership, partnership, alignment with national processes and results based approaches.

The inter committee meeting requested OHCHR to produce a comparative compilation of existing treaty body practice with regard to national institutions.

According to the 1999 national census approximately 10 per cent of the population practice kastom beliefs while 83 per cent practice Christianity due to the significant influence of the Churches over the past 200 years of missionization.

Practice shows that local levels of government provide the most efficient water management, even if regulations must necessarily be national in scope.

The Special Rapporteur should review State practice and national legislation in order to elaborate an international instrument that would win universal support.

In principle, everyone wants heavy hitters in practice, many national leaders resist the idea of a more independent and assertive team in Brussels.

Vivian Fouad, coordinator of the National Program against FGM, says the practice will gradually vanish with increasing awareness and tougher penalties against perpetrators.

We expect that these Best Practice Guidelines will be domesticated into the national legislation of member States by the end of April 2006.

Women's rights to land and inheritance were on the agenda of the national commission on human rights, which was campaigning to eradicate the practice.

However, the State practice is not entirely consistent and further evidence of practice and, especially more current practice, is needed.

On the national level, the heart of the collective leadership was officially the Central Committee of the Communist Party, but in practice, was the Politburo.

National institutions are free to take part in the work of the Sub Commission but, in practice, it is unusual for them to do so.

In addition, the International Law Commission would appreciate receiving, through its Secretariat, any information concerning the practice of States on the subject, including national legislation.

Recommended practice

Private practice

The coordination efforts of MINUSTAH and the National Police in Port au Prince, intended to restore the population's trust in the capabilities of the Haitian National Police, have proven to be an effective practice in making progress.

While things have not yet degenerated that far in the national legislature, the practice of disrupting the house has become an established substitute for parliamentary procedure.

Most have a single practice, though some share their practice with another physician.

Practice makes perfect.

Practice makes perfect.

Practice makes perfect.

Private Law Practice

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13.2.2 In practice

Modern State practice

Approximately 61.3 of the population practice Islam, 19.8 practice Buddhism, 9.2 Christianity, 6.3 Hinduism and 1.3 practice Confucianism, Taoism and other traditional Chinese religions.

He is currently Professor in the Practice of Public Policy and Dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore.

This included recommending that there be a national institute or centre for community development, able to support practice and to advise government and local authorities on policy.

Secondly, it observes that the right to file an individual complaint is not intended to provide an opportunity for complaints in abstracto concerning national legislation and practice.

Welcomes the continuation of the practice of national institutions convening regional meetings and encourages national institutions, in cooperation with the Office of the High Commissioner, to continue to organize similar events with Governments and non governmental organizations in their own regions