The only way in which civilians could ever lose the right of self defense would be if they, as individuals, were engaged in actions threatening imminent harm to others.

(b) Take action that would prevent, or refrain from taking action that is likely to cause, current or imminent harm or prejudice to the arbitral process itself

In the event of an environmental emergency, or imminent threat thereof, the Contracting Party of origin shall ensure that the Contracting Parties likely to be affected, are, without delay, notified at appropriate levels.

Warning signs of impending inflation abound across the euro zone.

A massive return of Burundian refugees from the United Republic of Tanzania seems imminent.

Security challenges to our world stand out as particularly imminent.

The Limits to Growth warned humanity in 1972 that devastating collapse was just around the corner.

There are clear early warning signs of an impending explosion in neighbouring countries.

A massive influx of Burundian returnees from Tanzania seems imminent.

The only way in which civilians could ever lose the right of self defense would be if they, as individuals, were engaged in actions threatening imminent harm to others. Whatever one thinks of the settlers, they, in their daily routine, are not engaged in a pattern of threatening to kill or assault anyone.

There is exactly zero evidence in Europe today that inflation is just around the corner.

The euro was in serious trouble, buffeted by rumors of imminent banking collapses.

What damage does it actually inflict on the plant?

Schroeder has been pushing the EU to lift the embargo, a move that now appears imminent.

Please describe the mechanism available in Palau to provide early warning of anticipated terrorist activity to other States.

All of this does not mean that Egypt s commitment to the two countries peace treaty is in imminent danger.

Shortly before Christmas, rumors of an impending rebel assault began to filter into Sierra Leone's capital.

For that reason, we welcome with keen interest the announcement of the forthcoming Pretoria meeting among the key actors in the crisis.

IX. Reparation for harm suffered

Reparation for harm suffered

Reparation for harm suffered

Reparation for harm suffered

(a) Risk of causing significant transboundary harm includes risks taking the form of a high probability of causing significant transboundary harm and a low probability of causing disastrous transboundary harm

Millions of Africans live in countries where there is ongoing armed conflict or the imminent risk of such a conflict breaking out.

It was asked to judge whether there was an imminent threat to world peace requiring pre emptive military action.

But the confusion that has resulted is anything but harmless.

He asks the Committee to apply interim measures of protection since, on the date he lodged his complaint, he faced imminent deportation. He is represented by counsel.

Article 7 Obligation not to cause harm

The United Nations must give peacekeeping missions the mandates and the resources to protect civilians, in particular those under imminent threat of physical attack.

Don't worry about my dog. He won't do you any harm.

There is, therefore, cumulative DNA damage leading to mutations.

Without proof of actual damage, no claim should succeed.

Loss of credibility, if it comes, can bite hard and fast.

Sabesp, however, only decided to take measures about eight months ago a discount to users who saved water was its main strategy to combat the imminent collapse of its main reservoir.

To take action necessary to protect civilians under imminent threat of physical violence within the capability of United Nations formed military units

(b) Adequate, effective and prompt reparation for harm suffered and

(b) Adequate, effective and prompt reparation for harm suffered

Do no harm is as good a principle here as it is in medicine.

Section 167 Public Servant framing an incorrect document with intent to cause injury.

(c) hazardous activity means an activity which involves a risk of causing significant harm

To impose strict liability in respect of all significant damage therefore seemed very sweeping.

Section 166. Public servant disobeying law with intent to cause injury to any person.

Unfortunately, most of the cases were not reported, but if they were recourse was to the Criminal Code which provided penalties for various degrees of assault from actual bodily harm to grievous bodily harm.

(a) Give due consideration to the possibility of exercising diplomatic protection, especially when a significant injury has occurred

But this seems like collateral damage from the pursuit of an overriding political objective.