1.2.2 De facto discrimination

Nevertheless, in practical terms, priorities have to be established.

In practice, however, it looks different.

Evolution in practice starts in these working groups.

Finally, in terms of concrete action, the Council urged the Secretariat to make proposals for implementing the various practical recommendations set out in my report.

It is this operative divide that seems to engender intolerance, polarization, enmity and conflict.

(d) An extended definition of skill level and a method of measuring that concept operationally in an international context

In practice, the more complicated the procurement, the longer such a period usually is.

Practically everyone knows what is unacceptable, and what needs to be eliminated.

The stage technically begins once epithelial cells proliferate into the ectomesenchyme of the jaw.

When this is not practically feasible, the registers or records should be managed in cooperation with the relevant indigenous people.

In practical terms, if NEOs were to collide with the Earth, they could cause the worst possible natural disasters.

In others, the definition is so broad that the requirement has practically disappeared.

But, for all practical purposes, Sadat had embarked on a path leading to a separate peace with Israel.

As a working tool, it is assumed that the time needed for the presentation of the Defence case should not exceed the time required for the presentation of the Prosecution case.

In practice, the greater the value and complexity of the procurement, the longer the normal duration of the electronic reverse auction.

In practice, however, there are difficulties in exercising these rights, relating most often to customs, literacy, and poverty.

In practice, the greater the value and complexity of the procurement, the longer the duration of the ERA.

As a working tool, it is assumed that the time needed for the presentation of the Defence case should not exceed the time required for the presentation of the Prosecution case.

And a permanent Iranian presence in Syria would make a war between Israel and Iran practically unavoidable.

Capital controls remain a bad idea an idea that is far more seductive in theory than in practice.

In practice, the Chancellor of Justice has not yet commenced a conciliation procedure concerning discrimination based on sex.

That report concludes that the practical realisation of a fourth courtroom by the end of 2006 is possible.

On the other hand, applied rates in developing countries are, in practice, often quite low.

Theoretically, young women have the same access as men to all sectors, but in practice women often encounter difficulties when they want to enter a male dominated sector.

The widely used RICE climate economic model shows a miniscule drop of 0.05 degrees Centigrade over the next 90 years. Despite the huge outlay, the difference in climate by the end of the century would be practically indiscernible.

In practice, the options could also form consecutive steps in a progressive development of the international arrangement on forests.

In practice, however, there are discriminatory policies both government's and public organizations and the private sector's that discriminate against women.

Taking into account the fact that the economically more developed countries are in a position to make relatively larger contributions and that the economically less developed countries have a relatively limited capacity to contribute towards such operations,

Turning, finally, to cooperation by Member States with respect to at large indictees, Member States must continue to support the ICTR in practical as well as financial terms.

Perhaps the most challenging issue that has not been considered quantitatively so far is surmounting the difficulty of disentangling the uses of NTBs that are discriminatory from those that are defensible (on legal grounds).

It is not naïve to believe that nuclear deterrence is both fragile operationally, and of thoroughly dubious utility in sustaining the peace.

The establishment of an obligation for service providers which technically is quite practicable would make it possible to retain functional equivalence.

In practice, therefore, only CISG and the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards of 1958 (New York Convention) would be affected.

The municipality, as central authority, designates the agency that will monitor compliance, in practice often the police.

In practice, however, managers prefer men for their own particular reasons such as the high cost of prenatal and post natal leave.

As a practical matter, Putin certainly does not seem to be suffering any adverse domestic political consequences from his bashing in the US.

The program has practically been forgotten, and will expire next year unless it is renewed.

In practice, there is no single approach to sustainable agriculture, as the precise goals and methods must be adapted to each individual case.

In practical terms, this meant the involvement of indigenous peoples in project design, employment, environmental protection, social security and cultural protection measures.

Its application varies on a case by case basis in every separate legal system. It would not be practicable to do a study of on its application in practice.

However, in practice, women of the Niger do not have real access to land ownership, as they rarely own the land on which they work.

Taking into account the fact that the economically more developed countries are in a position to make relatively larger contributions and that the economically less developed countries have a relatively limited capacity to contribute towards such operations,

But he failed to produce a sustainable picture of America s leadership role in the world. A successful vision is one that combines inspiration with feasibility.

As communication data rates rise, this distance becomes shorter and so the prospect of using optics in computing systems becomes more practical.