Acting Chairperson

In exercising his functions as Chairman, the Chairman shall remain under the authority of the Committee.

In exercising his functions as Chairman, the Chairman shall remain under the authority of the Committee.

The President, in the exercise of his functions, shall remain under the authority of the Conference.

Ensure that Women understand their Right to Vote, the Importance of this Right and how to Exercise it.

(4) No injury may be inflicted on anyone, because of exercising his or her fundamental rights and freedoms

While widely practised, it is an activity that is still rejected and condemned by Guinean society.

3. This Convention does not exclude any additional criminal jurisdiction exercised in accordance with national law.

This instrument does not exclude any additional criminal jurisdiction exercised in accordance with national law.

He adds that the pardon accorded to the torturers encourages the practice of torture within the Civil Guard.

If the right to freedom of expression is legitimate, it is subject to legal regulations which define the framework in which this right is exercised.

Kamangir reports that Makwan Moloudzadeh, was executed for a homosexual act which he allegedly committed when he was 13.

That the instruction shall not be of a preaching character, must never be interpreted in the way that it should be practised in a religious moral vacuum.

On behalf of the European Union I would like to express our admiration for the Afghan people, who demonstrated their resolve by exercising their right to vote.

Joseph Foraker had initially intended to concentrate on his law practice, but in the early 1870s became a well regarded speaker for the Republicans.

The Board continued its practice of financing requests for training and seminars, and recommended an amount of 50,000 for the organization of six workshops.

He died 40 years ago at his home in Colombey les deux Églises, expiring of a heart attack as he played solitaire one evening.

The United States claimed to have attacked and occupied Iraq in order to neutralize its weapons of mass destruction, liberate the Iraqi people and ensure that Iraqis could exercise their right to self determination.

The Board continued its practice of reporting the results of specific audits through management letters containing audit findings and recommendations to the Administration.

The Board continued its practice of reporting the results of specific audits through management letters containing audit findings and recommendations to the Administration.

10.7 The author observes that by equating his fishing activities with those of a recreational fisher, the State party deems his access to fishing a privilege not a right.

During his 30 year legal career he has worked closely with institutions in numerous countries on matters of transnational criminal law.

The Group shall specifically address obstacles of any kind, such as political, legal, financial and human obstacles, that the Prime Minister may face in exercising his full authority in order to implement his mandate

But we also understand that responsibility as an onus on the Security Council to act, when need be, in the exercise of its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.

The author also alleged that he had not been informed of the name of the reporting judge, which prevented him from exercising the right to challenge the judge on the basis of the right to an impartial tribunal.

In exercising its authority over the CDM, the COP MOP shall review annual reports, provide guidance and take decisions, as appropriate.

The Committee would welcome an assessment by the reporting State of the effectiveness of the measures taken to prevent torture, including measures to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice.

4.4 The State party maintains that the procedure provided for by the Convention should not permit the complainant to escape the consequences of his own negligence and his failure to avail himself of available domestic remedies.

So his recent exercise in speculative future history, which asks whether economic growth in the United States has come to an end, has attracted much favorable attention.

During the same period, the Security Council continued its recent practice of imposing targeted sanctions measures that help to minimize unintended economic problems for States.

In the exercise of his rights and freedoms, everyone shall be subject only to such limitations as are determined by law solely for the purpose of securing due recognition and respect for the rights and freedoms of others and of meeting the just requirements of morality, public order and the general welfare in a democratic society.

Why shouldn t banks be allowed to engage in any business they want, at least as long as we have regulators to ensure that the banks activities do not jeopardize the entire financial infrastructure?

Contrary to most of Latin America, China s public sector is omnipresent, exercised through direct ownership or control of incentives in the private sectors.

The source argues that the deprivation of liberty is arbitrary because it results from Thich Huyen Quang's exercising his right to freedom of religion, guaranteed in article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

In June, the ECB jettisoned its long standing practice of not changing rates outside of Frankfurt, increasing them by 25 basis points in Madrid.

Mr. Lukyantsev (Russian Federation), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, recalled that the Latvian delegate had claimed that the statement made by the Russian Federation about Latvian legislation was totally unfounded.

By 1850, however, he was again working as hard as ever and had extended his practice so much that he needed to move to a larger house in Russell Square.

And although the total elimination of the right of veto may seem somewhat unrealistic and remote, we do not reject serious consideration of intermediate formulas, such as restricting its exercise to matters falling under Chapter VII.

We recognize that the complete elimination of the right of veto is perhaps a bit unrealistic or unlikely, but we do not reject giving serious consideration to interim formulas, such as, for example, restricting its exercise only to matters under Chapter VII, excluding cases of genocide or crimes against humanity.

In this sense, though Obama did not back away from rhetorical expressions of transformational goals regarding such issues as climate change or nuclear weapons, in practice his pragmatism was reminiscent of more incremental presidential leaders like Dwight Eisenhower or George H. W. Bush.

To many observers, Glass Steagall made no sense. Why shouldn t banks be allowed to engage in any business they want, at least as long as we have regulators to ensure that the banks activities do not jeopardize the entire financial infrastructure?

The Executive Committee of the High Commissioner's Programme was established pursuant to General Assembly resolution 1166 (XII) of 26 November 1957 to advise the High Commissioner in the exercise of his her functions and to approve the use of voluntary funds made available to the High Commissioner.

For example, it might be reasonable to outsource training an armed force to a PMC in peacetime, whereas the same activity during conflict might qualify as participation in the conflict and, under some definitions, therefore considered mercenary.

(b) The solicitation or acceptance by a public official, directly or indirectly, of an undue advantage, for the official himself or herself or another person or entity, in order that the official act or refrain from acting in the exercise of his or her official duties.

Hong Kong's people may well conclude that they have no alternative but to use every occasion to protest chief executive Tung Chee hwa's unpopular government, making it even harder for him to govern.