The execution is carried out with a sword, not by hanging, and in public so as to serve as a deterrent.

It is clear that membership in the United Nations is neither a deterrent to reunification, as we saw in the case of Germany, nor to fragmentation, as we saw in the case of the Soviet Union.

The presence of these forces is an increasingly important deterrent to the resumption of hostilities.

Fourthly, the Tribunal can be a deterrent to other potential aggressors around the world.

Thus, the Senegalese delegation is of the view that rigorous application of such sanctions would act as a real deterrent.

Such assurances could serve as an incentive to forgo the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction and as a deterrent.

They indicated, nevertheless, that the Shariah allows for whipping, which is reportedly also carried out in public in order to serve as a deterrent.

The Office cannot ensure that fraud, waste and mismanagement will stop it is, however, a deterrent to it.

In short, we understand the International Criminal Court to be a deterrent to the commission of the most grave crimes, but it is also a motor for promoting the rule of law within our countries.

The combination of the relatively large storage available of smart cards and the processing power for authentication protocols present a formidable deterrent to fraud.

Rapid investigation of such attacks, prompt sentencing and measures taken by the Federal Ministry of the Interior at the end of 1992 had served as a deterrent to potential offenders.

In short, the Tribunal is intended to act as a powerful deterrent to all parties against continued participation in inhuman acts.

The region apos s experience has shown that a higher level of quantitative or qualitative armament, in the case of any country has never deterred aggression nor guaranteed security.

Penalties for enforcement of laws and regulations can be a deterrent if the perpetrator realizes it could affect the profit from the operation.

We hope that the mechanisms already put in place by the Security Council against such offending non State actors will eventually represent an effective deterrent against such activities.

Mr. Yokota also noted that the court system was a strong deterrent for companies as they were eager to avoid the damage to their reputation as a result of losing court cases related to human rights.

In this way they would show their determination to check and then eradicate this scourge, while also presenting a deterrent to those who, for personal gain, would like to see it perpetuated.

Indeed, it is our conviction that if the Bosnian Muslims were provided with adequate means to defend themselves, this would act as a deterrent to further aggression against them.

The Tribunal will also leave a legacy of international jurisprudence that can guide future courts and deter the future commission of these grave crimes.

201. The Board believes that by providing an extra layer of scrutiny to all significant cases, the Committee provides a clear deterrent to malpractice and thus enhances the accountability process.

We hope that that investigation creates a precedent for holding accountable perpetrators responsible for war crimes against children, and we believe that this will serve as effective deterrent for future violations.

The indictment of those criminals will serve as a stark deterrent to would be perpetrators of such crimes when they see that the Court means business.

The international community should proceed towards the early establishment of the tribunal, which should prove an important deterrent since the perpetrators of international crimes would sooner or later be brought to account for their acts.

Some animal species exhibit bioaccumulation as a mode of defense by consuming toxic plants or animal prey, a species may accumulate the toxin which then presents a deterrent to a potential predator.

Armenia, disguising its unpunished aggression against Azerbaijan as mere moral support and humanitarian assistance to the Armenians of Nagorny Karabakh, is setting an example of cynicism and hypocrisy for the whole world.

The outdated thinking which justified the possession of nuclear weapons as a deterrent to war remained unchanged, and the nuclear Powers had not expressed their political will to abolish those weapons unconditionally in accordance with the demands of a new era.

In their view, even the deployment of a limited number of United Nations peace keepers, combined with peacemaking efforts, could be an effective deterrent to further escalation of the conflict.

At the same time, his delegation was convinced that robust peacekeeping and other missions would ipso facto serve as a deterrent to would be attacks on United Nations property or personnel.

At the end of the cold war, and after the experience of the Gulf War, hopes were revived that a more confident, effective and strengthened Security Council could emerge as an important deterrent to aggression, and where aggression occurred, as an instrument to reverse it.

It was clear that the investigation did not act as a deterrent for some of the troops, perhaps because they had not been made aware of the severe penalties for engaging in such conduct, nor had they seen any evidence of a negative impact on individual peacekeepers for such behaviour.

The hybrid special chamber, with the mandate up to the present day, should deliver the lasting benefits which are necessary, will help the Burundian judicial system and will be, we hope, a continuing deterrent to any future actions.

21. The remedial action taken by the administrations should also include invoking the provisions of Financial Rule 114.1 on personnel responsibility, wherever necessary, in order to act as an effective deterrent against the persistent violations of the Financial Rules and relevant administrative instructions.