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The establishment of an essentially voluntary jurisdiction for such a court, which would be concurrent with that of national courts

Subject matter jurisdiction of the court

jurisdiction of States.

FPSC Federal Public Service Commission.

If the jurisdiction of a court is to run concurrently with that of national courts (as opposed to exclusively), there is a certain preliminary logic in filling the gaps of international criminal law by recourse to domestic law.

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Managing aggregate demand is governments job.

The subject matter jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione materiae) of a court

The personal jurisdiction (jurisdiction ratione personae) of a court

This matter, however, is not for the Committee to determine.

We believe that this practice strengthens cooperation and collaboration among the Committees while further clarifying their mandates and their respective areas of competence.

Competence ratione temporis of the monitoring body (art.

The Committee notes with appreciation the enactment of Law 9299 of 7 August 1996, which transfers from military to civil jurisdiction the right to hear cases of felonious homicide committed by members of the military police.

Serbia has only one city with more than a million inhabitants and four with more than 100,000 inhabitants.

This is necessarily a judicial decision under the jurisdiction of the indictment division of the Appeals Court.

In a larger context however, the problem appears to be the exclusive domain of the CTC.

As discussions with States are on going, it is not possible to identify the five cases involving detainees that may be transferred to national jurisdictions.

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It would be problematic if an organization that was a party thereto had competence for only a portion of the draft convention, while its member States had competence for other provisions.

To train national security force officers in specialized security areas

It held that the appointment of judges is an exercise of the judicial rather than the executive or administrative power, thus falling within the exclusive competence of the Supreme Council and outside the Supreme Court's jurisdiction under article 146 of the Constitution of Cyprus.

Stresses the need to ensure the quality and results orientation of country programme documents as well as their alignment with national priorities in the areas of competence of all agencies involved

It is observed in the Government Bill that under EU law, part of the provisions of the Firearms Protocol fall in the competence of the European Community while others fall within that of the Member States.

This issue is in the competence of courts and the relevant government institutions do not have adequate information available.

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Thus, we are concerned at the mention in the report and the draft resolution of the possible role of the Security Council in legislating and taking action under the so called responsibility to protect.

Stresses the need to ensure the quality and results orientation of country programme documents as well as their alignment with national priorities in the areas of competence of all agencies involved

Those with more complex structures are often more toxic than the simple phenol.

I talked to more than twenty people in more than eight provinces. They all said the same things.

After all, much of what makes a house a habitat lies outside of his department s purview.

The Prosecutor intends to transfer four of these accused to national jurisdictions for trial.

Germany raised six preliminary objections to the jurisdiction of the Court and to the admissibility of Liechtenstein's Application.

The national government provides funds for cooks and helpers, and has devised guidelines for the program s implementation, but schools are under the jurisdiction of state governments, some of which are more capable than others of maintaining the standards required to provide a reliable service.

The ways by which a State might accept the jurisdiction of a court

Jurisdiction on criminal and civil cases. Presiding judge on several occasions.

There was no discussion of the deletion of the bracketed phrase a jurisdiction or .

We welcome the initiative to enhance the competence and accountability of the Secretariat.

Finds that the arbitration proceedings instituted by the Claimant come within the competence of the Arbitration Court of the International Chamber of Commerce and that the Arbitrator has jurisdiction to adjudicate upon the dispute in conformity with Article 13(3) of the Rules of Conciliation and Arbitration of the ICC.

31. Aspects of the question of the subject matter jurisdiction of a court have been addressed above in paragraphs 12 to 17.

This concentration on the most senior leaders suspected of being most responsible for crimes committed within the jurisdiction of the ICTR is in conformity with Security Council resolution 1534 (2004).

Stresses the need to ensure the quality and results orientation of country programme documents as well as their alignment with national priorities in the areas of competence of all agencies involved

21. Australia notes that the concept of quot ceded jurisdiction quot advanced in paragraph 456 of the Working Group apos s report offers only a partial solution to resolving possible conflicts between a State apos s jurisdiction under an existing treaty and its acceptance of a court apos s jurisdiction.

This corresponds to a distance of over 10 light years.