These have been explained under Constitutional Provisions in this Chapter.

Particular consequences of a serious breach of an obligation under this chapter

Reports under this agenda item customarily include a chapter on the composition of staff.

Under this draft, proposed articles 2 to 4 would constitute the scope of application chapter, and proposed article 1 would constitute the definitions chapter.

Effect of this chapter

Application of this chapter

Effect of this chapter

Effect of this Chapter

The Committee also examined the situation of several States parties under its early warning and urgent procedures (see chapter II) and under its follow up procedure (see chapter IV).

Acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations,

Acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations,

So this was chapter one.

(a) This Convention applies to the terms that regulate each shipment under a volume contract to the extent that the provisions of this chapter so specify.

Chapter V Activities carried out under the Optional Protocol to the Convention

3. (a) This Instrument applies to the terms that regulate each shipment under a volume contract to the extent that the provisions of this chapter so specify.

From which chapter is this verse?

Which chapter is this verse from?

A chapter is under development on how to link the aggregated results across regions.

He supported the right to derogate from all the draft articles under chapter III.

3. This article is without prejudice to the other consequences referred to in this part and to such further consequences that a breach to which this chapter applies may entail under international law.

4. The provisions of chapter V apply to assignments of international receivables and to international assignments of receivables as defined in this chapter independently of paragraphs 1 to 3 of this article. However, those provisions do not apply if a State makes a declaration under article 39.

This condition is examined in the present Chapter.

(e) Section Chapter VI concludes this performance report.

Chapter IV Consideration of reports submitted by States parties under article 18 of the Convention

More detailed information on activities carried out under each area is contained in chapter III.

Under Chapter 34 a, section 5 paragraph 3, an attempt to finance terrorism is punishable.

Money Laundering is a penal offence under the Bhutanese law and chapter 19 of the Penal Code of Bhutan 2004 has provisions to deal with this offence.

On the other hand, if a certificate issued by the exporting country is sufficient, this measure is classified under a corresponding item in Chapter 8 Technical Measures.

That is its mandate and the goal of its commitment under Chapter VII of the Charter.

(This aspect will be examined in detail in Chapter V of this section).

Being a regional arrangement under Chapter VIII of the UN Charter, the OSCE conducts its action against terrorism under the aegis of the UN.

Under Chapter 8 (previously 7) the shipper's liability is limited to breaches under article 28 (previously 25) and paragraph 30(a) (previously 27(a)).

The provisions of this chapter apply to matters that are

This chapter is without prejudice to the international responsibility, under other provisions of these articles, of the State which commits the act in question, or of any other State.

The court was approved under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter and will be situated in Holland.

For the text as adopted, see the conclusions under chapter IV (a) of document FCCC CP 2004 10.

For the text as adopted, see the conclusions under chapter IV (f) of document FCCC CP 2004 10.

But it is obvious that the Security Council carries out its functions under Chapter VII using those criteria.

Nothing in this chapter precludes the wrongfulness of any act of a State which is not in conformity with an obligation arising under a peremptory norm of general international law.

1. This chapter applies to the international responsibility which is entailed by a serious breach by a State of an obligation arising under a peremptory norm of general international law.

This was particularly pertinent, since the Convention did not exclude the application of the Convention in respect of operations authorized under Chapter VI of the Charter of the United Nations.

For the commentary to this chapter, see section C.2 below.

This chapter is taken from document CCPR C 3 Rev.7.

This chapter is taken from the document A 56 38 (SUPP).

The results of this survey are addressed in the following chapter.