Explicit state

I just want a straight answer. Nothing more.

The two presentations were followed by a frank and productive discussion.

Other groups had made similar explicit requests.

The review generated an open and interactive discussion among participants.

Some of the recommendations that emerged from that conference are straightforward and concrete.

Treaties containing express provisions on wartime applicability

But screening s benefits are not as straightforward as supporters claim.

Straightforward size limits on banks also find no favor.

The police dropped the case with explicit reference to the Sjolie case.

5) Sometimes express provisions are inserted in treaties to cover the position on the outbreak of war.

Most environmental treaties do not contain express provisions on their applicability in case of armed conflict.

It was undeniable that international law did not prohibit capital punishment and he hoped to engage in a frank discussion with States that had chosen to retain it.

Of course, some businesses do use blunt versions of time of day or seasonal pricing.

By the 1960 s, most Latin American countries were avowedly corporatist dictatorships.

These governments, led by the US, have explicitly sought the violent overthrow of Assad.

China valued its constructive relationship with both countries, and felt it could afford to be candid.

For the Palestinians, the situation is oppressive, and for Gaza it is an outright humanitarian disaster.

The economics behind efforts to close these energy gaps are relatively straightforward.

They can be regarded as alternative forms of taxation, albeit implicit rather than explicit.

There are numerous examples of job announcements with explicit age or gender requirements.

I will, to the maximum, continue to work in an open, transparent and inclusive manner, as set out at the beginning of our work.

We are also required to deliver and to produce results in an open, transparent and inclusive manner, as we were asked to do by our leaders.

Unfortunately, his horses were lost during the Civil War and have no known purebred Arabian descendants today.

In the latter case, the Court addressed expressly the legal regimes applicable in the situation before it.

The Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 contain explicit fair trial requirements that are not subject to derogation.

Listen to what comes out of Washington and Brussels, or read the financial press, and you would think you were witnessing a straightforward morality play.

The latter have become increasingly vocal and powerful, often represented by large multinational corporations.

One poorly aimed rubber bullet might be all that is needed to turn the next street protest into an outright civil war.

She had been an outspoken critic of Soviet communism, like her transatlantic friend and partner, Ronald Reagan.

This high level of sexual crimes committed against our children remains a blunt reminder of the moral decay in our society.

(a) Senior management needs to unequivocally emphasize self evaluation as a priority

(a) The irrebuttable presumption, based upon State practice, that bilateral treaties are terminated, subject to express provisions indicating the contrary

Second, a group of environmental treaties contains express language making them wholly or partly inapplicable in times of armed conflict.

Some treaties contain express provisions that armed conflict leads to the suspension or abrogation of some or all of their terms.

And you know, the oddest part is, when I was on my way traveling here to TED, I'll be honest, I was petrified.

So far only the Netherlands, Belgium, and the state of Oregon in the US have put explicit legislation into practice.

The decisions taken at the last Fatah Convention were explicit in calling for the refugees to return to their homes and cities.

The working group may wish to consider the value of including an express reference to interim measures in a potential communications procedure.

Like North Korea, the Iranian government will not shy from a showdown over its nuclear program. Why should it?

In the second, more successful, phase, an increasing number of countries adopted either explicit or implicit inflation targets.

Climate science is a subtle and fiendishly convoluted discipline that rarely yields unambiguous forecasts or straightforward prescriptions.

The working group might wish to consider the value of expressly including follow up procedures within a potential communications procedure and the nature of those procedures.

(d) While civil and political rights are very explicitly spelled out, economic, social and cultural rights are essentially vague or aspirational

Canada respects the sincere expressions of concern that we have heard, and we look forward to frank and open discussions with colleagues on this subject.