It's a little bit time sensitive, so I apologize for interrupting. You've seen some really compelling demos here.

Now there's compelling evidence that it really needs to be 350.

Then again, perhaps it is to be expected that I find the analogy with the 1930 s compelling.

We even live longer, which is a pretty compelling argument for marrying someone you like a lot in the first place.

(b) There will be no unforeseen situations originating from events deemed force majeur

We even live longer, which is a pretty compelling argument for marrying someone you like a lot in the first place.

Forcible transfers of persons on the pretext of securing evidence, without compelling grounds permitted under international law, constitute crimes against humanity.

Neither shall the death penalty be imposed, unless for compelling reasons involving heinous crimes, the Congress hereafter provides for it.

For four compelling reasons, the US and its allies should keep the door open to dialogue until the eleventh hour.

Article 13 of the Code states that young boys and girls must be examined and tried in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations.

This power is not subsumed in the plenary legislative power of Congress, for it is subject to a clear showing of compelling reasons involving heinous crimes.

But, even in compelling circumstances, the Committee's procedural rules have not permitted the Committee to engage in a declaratory judgement, or to accept petitions on behalf of a general class of individuals.

All along it was thought to be either an act of God or perhaps long, slow climate change, and that really changed in 1980, in this rocky outcrop near Gubbio, where Walter Alvarez, trying to figure out what was the time difference between these white rocks, which held creatures of the Cretaceous period, and the pink rocks above, which held Tertiary fossils.

And that is why several other EU countries are now considering receiving ex detainees cleared for release, but who, for compelling reasons, cannot return to their countries of origin.

We take the resulting narrative effects for granted surprise endings, intriguing situations, and a compulsion to read or watch until the finish.

During the Cold War, there had been a clear strategic imperative for rich countries to help the poorer countries in their sphere of influence, so as to build alliances.

The State party contends that in the present case, compelling reasons of national security required that exceptions be made with regard to the right to review of the decision.

The State party states that only if very exceptional circumstances exist and when compelling humanitarian considerations are at stake may the enforcement of an expulsion decision entail a violation of article 16.

Article III, section 19 (1) of the 1987 Constitution plainly vests in Congress the power to reimpose the death penalty for compelling reasons involving heinous crimes'.

Then again, perhaps it is to be expected that I find the analogy with the 1930 s compelling. That was the defining episode for American monetary policy.

(b) when a worker who has been separated from his employment on grounds of illness or force majeure, or with authorization, is denied the right to return to his former post when he presents himself again for work.

3. It was observed that there were compelling reasons for Africa to continue to pursue cooperation and integration, without which Africa risked further marginalization, and could miss out on a central element of development.

While the same facts may amount, for example, to force majeure under article 23 and to a supervening impossibility of performance under article 61 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, the two are distinct.

Moreover, no compelling circumstances had been mentioned in connection with item 155 that would justify it being considered in the plenary in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 4 of Assembly decision 34 401.

The Committee is concerned that persons who are not formally recognized as refugees may still require subsidiary forms of protection, given that they are unable to return to their countries for compelling reasons such as existing situations of armed conflict. The Committee also expresses concern about information on cases of refoulement of refugees (art.

Furthermore, with reference to article 7 of the Covenant, the Committee has also decided that certain forms of execution, as well as prolonged stay on death row if accompanied by further compelling circumstances , constitute violations of the Covenant.

As noted this morning by Barbados, on behalf of the Caribbean Community, while there are often compelling reasons for placing urgent and far reaching requirements on Member States, such as the counter terrorism measures, due attention needs to be paid to the ability of Member States to meet those requirements.

quot 4. Substantive items should normally be discussed initially in a Main Committee and, therefore, items previously allocated to plenary meetings should henceforth be referred to a Main Committee unless there are compelling circumstances requiring their continued consideration in plenary meeting. quot

If there were compelling circumstances which force the Iraqi authorities to take certain positions regarding this decision, the people of Iraq could never be convinced that its historical rights had been respected and its vital interests safeguarded by the Security Council in a manner compatible with the rules of international law and the criteria of justice and fairness.

Where it is necessary on account of exceptional circumstances or emergency or force majeure not expressly provided for in this Agreement, the Council may, by special vote, relieve a member of an obligation under this Agreement if it is satisfied by an explanation from that member regarding the reasons why the obligation cannot be met.

1. The wrongfulness of an act of a State not in conformity with an international obligation of that State is precluded if the act is due to force majeure, that is the occurrence of an irresistible force or of an unforeseen event, beyond the control of the State, making it materially impossible in the circumstances to perform the obligation.

Where it is necessary on account of exceptional circumstances or emergency or force majeure not expressly provided for in this Agreement, the Council may, by special vote, relieve a member of an obligation under this Agreement if it is satisfied by an explanation from that member regarding the reasons why the obligation cannot be met.