If for some reason that should happen, what would you do?

The Committee must not miss that momentous opportunity on any grounds.

(c) Individuals who have been expelled from Bolivia for any reason in application of article 48 of this Supreme Decree

No one shall be aggrieved, discriminated against or favoured on any of these grounds.

No such government can emerge if the elected parties are unseated.

It is almost hypocritical that anyone who professes to support human rights and the right to choose one s own lifestyle to argue this, but it happened and continues today.

Any person who has failed to complete primary education for any reason can receive this kind of compulsory education in designated primary schools by taking exams and paying minimum expenses.

If governments let no outside entity investigate the circumstances of such deaths, what will keep them from disappearing whomever they take into custody, for whatever reason?

When events, for whatever reason, coincide with their theorems, the orthodoxy that they espouse enjoys its moment of glory.

Choice is the essence of governance, and to abstain from it for whatever reason is to shirk responsibility.

So for whatever reason, this implant is not successfully stimulating auditory cortices during melody perception.

One or two vice presidents, appointed by the President of the Court, stand in for the president in the event of his absence for any reason.

1.12 Effective implementation of paragraph 2 (g) of the resolution requires States, inter alia, to have effective border controls.

We remain convinced that the veto must be eliminated and, if that is impossible, that it must not be extended for any reason.

At the beginning, the issue raised a basic principle the school system should not tolerate any discrimination against female students, whatever the reason.

States concerned shall not deny persons concerned the right to retain or acquire a nationality or the right of option upon the succession of States by discriminating on any ground.

Procedure for determining admissibility of complaints

(a) To respect fully all human rights and fundamental freedoms without discrimination on any grounds, including gender, ethnicity or religion, in accordance with international law

This means that when the negative mood returns, for any reason, it will tend to trigger all the other symptoms a process called cognitive reactivity ).

More generally, military interference with civilian politics, for any reason, weakens the processes, institutions, and checks on state power that make liberal democracy work.

If the burn patient is unable, for any reason, to make the statement before the Magistrate, his her statement recorded by the Medical Officer shall be accepted in evidence as dying declaration.

By some former citizens of Italy, after two years of residing in Italy, if the original parting with Italian citizenship was caused by naturalising in another state.

Now the boy crisis is this idea that very young boys, for whatever reason, are doing worse in school than very young girls, and people have theories about that.

If, for any reason, a member considers that he should not take part or continue to take part in the examination of a communication, he shall inform the Chairman of his withdrawal.

There is a reason that no such meeting has been held in the 20 years of the conflict.

Conspiracy theories abound as to why a coup is being staged only few weeks before the scheduled elections

The second prescription assumes that if, for any reason, a country does end up in the danger zone, only two responses make economic sense.

Matariel emerged from the ocean during a near total power outage in Tokyo 3 (caused by an unnamed individual or party).

If nothing else, that current path unacceptably accentuates the differences between member states in a way that is politically and economically unsustainable in the longer term.

So why are so many intelligent politicians making such a fuss? Europe, one must realize, is as much about symbolic acts as it is about tangible realities.

The Secretary General would advise the General Assembly in a timely manner if, for whatever reason, it develops that the Organization and the United States Government are unable to conclude the loan agreement consistent with the basic terms and undertakings as described above.

Indeed, never before has the question of legitimacy been so fundamental to a conflict between nations.

Some years ago, I calculated how many units of product need to be sold to launch a technology.

It is, however, liable for any patent infringement by its implementation, just as with any other implementation of technology.

People were discussing since the arrest of Sheikh Hasina about one and a half months ago why no charges were being brought against Khaleda Zia.

Countries default because their political processes bring them to the point where the people in power decide, for whatever reason, not to pay the government s debts.

When a member of the Committee is consistently unable to carry out her or his functions for any cause other than absence of a temporary nature, the Chairperson shall draw the above rule to her or his attention.

Explaining why women are oppressed without touching on any of the historical, political, or economical aspects of Arab countries, which are not all the same as she tends to generalize in her article, couldn t be more delusional than this piece.

A party may not invoke impossibility if the ground for terminating, withdrawing from or suspending the operation of a treaty if the impossibility is the result of a breach by that party either of an obligation under the treaty or of any other international obligation owed to any other party to the treaty .

KS Now the reason it's cold is that's it's not actually water loaded into these squirt guns it's a dry liquid developed by 3M.

He insulted me without reason.

There's no reason to be afraid.

25. The application and interpretation of these Basic Principles and Guidelines must be consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law and be without any discrimination of any kind or on any ground, without exception.

The application and interpretation of these Basic Principles and Guidelines must be consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law and be without any discrimination of any kind or ground, without exception.

The application and interpretation of these Basic Principles and Guidelines must be consistent with international human rights law and international humanitarian law and be without any discrimination of any kind or ground, without exception.