Conclusion

The same applies to persons persecuting other persons or organizations for supporting equality among people.

It is often the case that mandate holders can report an allegation and the Government's explanation but cannot reach a conclusion because the facts are disputed.

Iraq suggests that this leads to the conclusion that salinity is no longer a problem.

C. Conclusion on local integration

C. Conclusion on Local Integration

Others (e.g., the United Nations Millennium Project report) come to a similar conclusion.

Conclusion 2005 7 of the Programme and Budget Committee

Conclusion 2005 4 of the Programme and Budget Committee

Conclusion 2005 5 of the Programme and Budget Committee

Conclusion 2005 6 of the Programme and Budget Committee

Conclusion 2005 2 of the Programme and Budget Committee

Conclusion 2005 3 of the Programme and Budget Committee

General Conclusion on international protection

Conclusion on the Provision of International Protection

But this is a wrong conclusion, which illustrates a lapse of logic.

Executive Committee Conclusion No. 100 (LV), 2004.

See Executive Committee Conclusion No. 101 (LV), 2004.

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His delegation drew attention to the conclusion of the Committee on Contributions that Iraq's arrears had been due to circumstances beyond its control.

Findings like these lead many people to conclude that eradicating poverty requires us to rely on overall growth, and that direct government policy interventions have little merit. But this is a wrong conclusion, which illustrates a lapse of logic.

But the team has been unable to conclude with certainty that all the intelligence apparatus has been withdrawn.

See Executive Committee Conclusion No. 101 (LV), 2004.

The reader is obliged to conclude that regulators might not have been so dim after all.

In 2004 the Executive Committee adopted two thematic conclusions pursuant to the Agenda, in addition to the General Conclusion on International Protection.

I think you'd have to conclude if you look at the output, who really succeeds by this, who does everything that they should, who gets all the brownie points, who are the winners I think you'd have to conclude the whole purpose of public education throughout the world is to produce university professors. Isn't it?

The same can be concluded in appointing members of steering and supervisory boards.

To some, this logic leads to the conclusion that growth is the problem, and that less growth is the solution.

It is not known whether this was just an inference by the writer, based on the fact that also Nicholas was an Englishman.

I have also come to the conclusion that the idea of adding preambular language on the right of peoples for self determination is highly promising.

Moreover, the Court did not make any finding on the question of the existence or not of an armed conflict between the parties.

McNair reached a similar conclusion with regard to the treaties of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland during the Second World War.

After more than a decade, we once again draw the conclusion that additional measures of a global nature are needed to enhance this work.

Lung volumes are directly measured Lung capacities are inferred from lung volumes.

Conclusion on the provision on international protection, including through complementary forms of protection

International Protection Including Through Complementary Forms of Protection

This exercise will require close scrutiny by United Nations Development Group partners and consultation with the Executive Board before arriving at a final conclusion.

The immigration judge found this memorandum unreliable and concluded that Mr. Ali was not a threat to national security.

But one conclusion is perhaps more compelling than ever.

Thus, the State party argues, no such obligation may be inferred from article 9.

The IAEA Board of Governors delayed a formal finding of non compliance until September 2005, and reported that non compliance to the UN Security Council in February 2006.

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Looking back, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that it was at the end of the nineteenth century that something really special happened.

Separate studies in Britain, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United States have concluded that ethnic profiling wastes time and resources.

However, there is a clear need to develop this idea further in order for us to be able to conclude that it is preferable to a Commission on Human Rights with universal membership.