This raises uncertainties about the status of such agreements under the GATS.

Given the hardships and uncertainties imposed by macroeconomic transition, abortion rates have increased even further in recent years.

If n is large enough, Alice can be sure that this will take hundreds of years even with the most powerful network of computers.

There are numerous duplications and some contradictions in the FCA that create uncertainty and lead to contrary interpretations of the law.

In the fourth case, the Board found material uncertainty about the valuation placed on assessed contributions receivable (United Nations peace keeping operations).

Parties sometimes mentioned large uncertainties in the emission estimates as a result of the unavailability of emission factors specific to national circumstances, for example, in small island developing States (SIDS).

There is also uncertainty regarding the generator capacity that will be required at the brigade headquarters and at the zone and subzone locations, several of which have not yet been established.

Lucas began production of this film after he concluded that film special effects had advanced to the level he wanted for the fourth film in the saga.

This problem has uncertainties due to the noise and limited coverage of the surface, but even with perfect coverage many possible models of the interior could fit the data.

With regard to relations between France and the Arab world, one can be certain that Hollande would agree with the pro engagement thrust of Obama s 2009 Cairo speech.

In that regard, it was important to realize that if the Treaty's authority was to be sustained the disarmament and non proliferation challenges facing the world in other forums needed to be tackled urgently.

Moreover, for a majority of the organizations concerned, the situation was exacerbated by uncertain prospects of payment from several countries in Eastern Europe, including large contributors in that region.

Two major factors continue to constrain consolidation (a) continuous bargaining between the major social groups over the content of the fundamental institutions and, consequently, (b) overall uncertainty about the rules, duties and rights and, as a combined result, the weakness of law enforcement.

56. On 26 August 1991 (I.C.J. Reports 1991, p. 44), the President of the Court, having ascertained the views of the Parties, fixed 27 March 1992 as the time limit for the filing of the Counter Memorials.

However, in the case of the United Nations peace keeping operations, as stated in document A 49 214, annex, para. 5, the Board found quot material uncertainty about the valuation placed on assessed contributions receivable quot . 17

On August 9, Bynes' mother was granted a temporary conservatorship over Bynes' affairs, including her medical care, as well as control over her finances, after the judge agreed that Bynes had a lack of capacity to give informed consent to medical care.

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The Panel is also aware that there are uncertainties in HEA calculations, especially for establishing a metric that appropriately accounts for different types of service losses and for determining the nature and scale of compensatory restoration measures that are appropriate for damage to particular resources.

Despite the costs and uncertainty involved, however, changes in the economic and social environment require countries to adapt their institutions if they wish to minimize adverse outcomes and generate maximum benefits for their people.

52. While these requirements seem to correspond to level B or C, there was, prior to the adoption of this law, general uncertainty as to the level to be required for citizenship applications, and some Estonian authorities considered that level E would be appropriate.