(b) To exclude pregnant women and mothers with dependent infants from capital punishment

This Convention does not exclude any criminal jurisdiction exercised in accordance with internal law.

The Committee notes that some asylum seekers are excluded by the refugee determination procedure of the State party, in particular those coming from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, who are regarded by the State party as economic migrants and are thus compelled to return to their countries.

The observer rejected the allegations and accusations made and affirmed the inclusive nature of the State and Government policies.

It excludes, for example, a situation that is of particular concern to my country and in which the most blatant violations have been and are being perpetrated against civilians.

At the Conference on Disarmament, Nigeria had advocated a reliable verification mechanism for such instrument that will not exclude existing stockpiles.

At that time, the African Group had called on the Secretariat to exclude areas that were critical to the smooth functioning of the Tribunals, so that they could complete their work within the established time frames.

It could not be otherwise in a world which is more and more interdependent, where threats, whatever their nature, spare no State.

This banditry, which spares neither countryside nor city, much less roads, takes many forms carjacking, armed robbery and hold up of motorists.

However, those criteria should be purely indicative and should in no way exclude the possibility of applying other conversion rates where necessary.

Its use of an empirical methodology that encompasses psychological experience contrasts to the purely positivistic approach typical of the natural sciences which exclude all methods not based solely on sensory observations.

Unlike most counties in the United States or Canada, rural municipalities specifically exclude designated official cities, towns, villages, and First Nations Indian reserves from their territory.

The Committee also noted the information provided by the Government that section 1(e) of the Labour Law excludes domestics and household servants from its application.

(The government already exempts parishes and dioceses, thereby drawing a distinction between institutions that are central to the freedom to practice one s religion and those that are peripheral to it.)

It would be contrary to the interests of the Organization if Member States willing to participate in and contribute to deliberations on United Nations reform were excluded from the decision making process.

As he understood it, the peacebuilding mentioned in the draft optional protocol would be exclusively confined to post conflict situations, thus excluding conflict and pre conflict situations.

Almost every country in the Middle East and North Africa region excludes domestic workers from the protection of labor laws, though, and subjects them to restrictive immigration rules, granting inordinate power and control to their employers under the sponsorship or kafala system.

In this regard it cites article 2, paragraph 2, of Protocol No. 7 to the European Convention on Human Rights, which excepts from review cases of offences of a minor character .

The Committee observes that, while the State party generally endeavours to comply with the standards of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, some asylum seekers are excluded by the refugee determination procedure of the State party.

The refocus on trade and economic issues has also prompted Washington to promote the Trans Pacific Partnership, which aims to create a new Asia Pacific free trade group that excludes China.

Emphasizes that the measures to be taken in line with this decision are a foundation for the future, but do not exclude provision of services to clients in situations and circumstances other than those cited above, so long as UNOPS can provide satisfactory services at full cost recovery while ensuring its financial viability

In its direct request of 2003 the Committee recalled that the unqualified prohibition of forced or compulsory labour in section L6 of the Labour Code which does not include all work required in the public interest by legislative provisions on participation in development was inconsistent with the Convention.