Nothing in this Convention requires a communication or a contract to be made or evidenced in any particular form.

1. Nothing in this Convention requires a communication or a contract to be made or evidenced in any particular form.

There appears to be a high level of confidence in this system among the population, as evidenced by the lack of criticism of it.

So, as you can see evidenced by such examples, age has absolutely nothing to do with it.

The Ahmadinejad government s popularity has plummeted, as evidenced by recent local election results.

Some of the early incorporation of stormwater engineering is evidenced in ancient Greece.

There is, however, no consensus as to which tests should be used for diagnosis, as evidenced by the succession of task force reports that have appeared in recent years.

He called his strategy Blumenkrieg (Flower War), as evidenced in a January 1937 speech.

Colombia has been making progress, as is evidenced by the improvements of recent years.

At the moment, they still seem to have the upper hand, as evidenced by much talk and no action.

This is clearly evidenced by the repair and development of villages and towns in close proximity to mining areas.

Canada will continue to do its part, as evidenced by our current contribution to MINUSTAH, in particular to its civilian police component.

Israel, for its part, ultimately recognized that a solution must be found with the PLO, as is evidenced by the series of agreements concluded since 1991.

In indicator of achievement (i), delete , as evidenced by the voting on the relevant resolutions .

This is evidenced in the way in which women suspected of being prostitutes are treated.

Recognizing the determination of the international community to combat terrorism, as evidenced in relevant General Assembly and Security Council resolutions,

Recognizing the determination of the international community to combat terrorism, as evidenced in relevant General Assembly and Security Council resolutions,

This is evidenced by the lack of data on HIV disaggregated by sex in most countries.

As evidenced in the Commission's report, the case of Kailek is not unique in today's Darfur.

An expanded scope of article 5 might be evidenced by a reference to a broader range of laws and regulations directly pertinent to the procurement proceedings found in article 27 (t) of the Model Law.

In the real universe, spacetime is curved in a way that corresponds to the expansion of space, as evidenced by Hubble's law.

Endeavours in that regard are in keeping with humankind's desire, as evidenced today, to achieve the goals of peace, cooperation and development.

If asylum was not granted Mauritius acted humanely, as evidenced by the transfer of a number of Congolese asylum seekers to Australia.

Unfortunately, that was not the case, as evidenced by the widespread persistence of discriminatory cultural stereotypes in Benin.

This is evidenced by the fact that the airport has been shut down for such a long period.

However, evidence of real political will is evidenced in the establishment of a programme offering sufferers access to anti retroviral therapies (Decision No.

These require the political will of Governments, evidenced by their commitment to involve workers, trade unions and other major groups in civil society.

This is evidenced by the fact that the Board itself has not objected to the consistent application of this policy in the past.

Despite the obvious determination of the international community to achieve sustainable development, as evidenced by the adoption of Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, it had to be admitted that the natural environment was continuing to deteriorate.

underinvestment in the public sector, including in infrastructure, evidenced so dramatically by the collapse of New Orleans levies and

Thanks to your leadership, there is mounting momentum for United Nations reform, as evidenced by the lively discussions taking place in this very Hall.

Deeply concerned that the collateral effects of drought continue to worsen, as evidenced by the high levels of malnutrition ranging from 19 to 22 per cent,

There appears to be general agreement that this approach remains appropriate in relation to so called contracts of adhesion, i.e. contracts concluded on the carrier's standard terms as contained in or evidenced by a transport document (or electronic equivalent).

Article 11 of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods A contract of sale need not be concluded in or evidenced in writing and is not subject to any other requirement as to form.

In addition, as evidenced by copies of correspondence annexed to his initial complaint, he could contact numerous lawyers and other members of the legal profession.

Deeply concerned that the collateral effects of the ongoing drought continue to worsen, as evidenced by the high levels of malnutrition ranging from 19 to 22 per cent,

Deeply concerned that the collateral effects of the ongoing drought continue to worsen, as evidenced by the high levels of malnutrition ranging from 19 to 22 per cent,

Mining is continuing to rise as a major industry of Mongolia as evidenced by number of Chinese, Russian and Canadian firms starting mining business in Mongolia.

In the practice of States, however, this neat dichotomy between bilateral and multilateral treaties appears to be diminishing, as evidenced by a comparison of the peace treaties of the Second World War with those following the First World War

This is evidenced by the fact that since June 2004, as many as 17 LDCs have had to revise their estimate of the date of NAPA completion.

Monitoring of human resources has been strengthened, as evidenced by the establishment of human resources action plans for 26 departments and offices.

The close partnership between industry and education was evidenced by how the country's economy and education system had evolved over the years.

Turkey's full support for the matter is evidenced by our sponsorship of the draft resolution on this topic (A 60 L.6).

The world expected much from the current Review Conference, as evidenced by the strong involvement of civil society organizations on the sidelines.

The emergence of a more proactive and open dialogue among Member States and the 1267 Committee as evidenced by the increased number of briefings provided to Committee members by representatives of Member States is a welcome development that should be encouraged.