Practical application.

And, when it comes to putting their ideas into practice, the European Union s leaders have fallen short repeatedly.

The problem emerges in practice.

And then it's time to practice.

Let us put these lofty principles into practice.

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That is not simply a political message intended for a lofty level of discourse it is a working philosophy that needs to be put into practice.

Decision support systems putting theory into practice.

A similar agreement has recently been signed between Canada and the United States. In practice, positive comity would appear to come into play mainly when the requesting party is seeking to protect its export trade, reducing recourse to extraterritorial action in such cases.

Today the idea of this Conference is being put into practice.

I speak to children youth and adults about key issues and principles that I have applied in my life that has given me the strength to conquer all that comes before me

Stronger criticisms called Miyamoto's ethnicity into question

The Government was asked to provide detailed information on the practical application of the two articles cited.

(iv) Decide to take further action to operationalize the Fund.

Income is fundamental to analysing it and to put initiatives in place but it is not enough.

Laws must be put into practice and permeate the fabric of people's lives.

In practice, however, most Total Communication programs use some form of Simultaneous Communication.

As of the date of this report none of the implementing measures are operating.

You have to keep experimenting, and sometimes ideology has to be trumped by practicality.

This is how it looks like in practice. We have this grass we want to get rid of.

30. States Parties shall consider, as may be necessary, the possibility of concluding bilateral or multilateral agreements or arrangements that would serve the purposes of, give practical effect to or enhance the provisions of this article.

It regrets, however, that it does not contain sufficient information on the practical application of the Convention.

Education, enlightenment and concrete programmes to put that knowledge into practice were important.

Participants also emphasized the need to enhance technical assistance provided to Member States in drafting appropriate legislation and building the capacity of national institutions to give practical effect to the provisions of the Convention against Corruption.

It was also noted that, while very welcome, some of the provisions of this recommendation had already been put into practice.

They also stated that the report did not deal with the practical implementation of that legislation, in other words, the specific policies and programmes giving practical effect to the relevant legislation.

Therefore, in practice, the possibility of contradiction between civil law and Islamic principles is precluded.

In practice, the declaration of ethnic affiliation was not dependent on the language used in the enumerating process.

The Nordic contingent in Bosnia has been put to the test and is facing cruel realities.

Subsequent to launch, the payloads have been switched on and have been functioning satisfactorily.

Underlying it was some very simple ideas that large numbers of teenagers learn best by doing things, they learn best in teams and they learn best by doing things for real all the opposite of what mainstream schooling actually does.

In spite of the hindrances and obstacles it faces from time to time, this agreement is being effectively and practically implemented.

Based on its adherence to Islamic shari apos a, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is committed to the principles of the United Nations Charter, and has endeavoured throughout the Organization apos s history to implement those principles in practice.

The wish frequently expressed by the French authorities has not, so far, been translated into practice in any way.

In order to better understand the origin of the problem of practical application of written law, it is necessary to know what the customary law says on the subject matter.

The challenge, though, as always, is to move from concerned rhetoric to concrete application.

Internationally agreed standards of protection and preservation, such as the Kyoto Protocol, had to be put into practice without delay.

The International Criminal Court has put into operation the machinery envisaged in its statute for the activation of its jurisdiction.

It is for that reason that Canada welcomes the Special Representative of the Secretary General's call for an era of application to pursue the practical and daily implementation of the norms already adopted.

Finally, the Committee requested detailed information on the application in practice of the Organic Act on the social security system adopted in 2002.

As described in previous reports of the Commissioner General to the General Assembly, UNRWA has put into place an extensive emergency assistance programme for refugees affected by the conflict in the occupied Palestinian territory.

Both raise quite difficult practical questions, though they are clear in principle.

(i) Review the practical application of the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities

The United Nations should continue to play an important role in the field of population and development and particularly to make operational the Programme of Action.

On the basis of their assessment of the situation of the human rights of persons belonging to minorities, they can advise Governments on ways and means of translating into practice relevant human rights norms, including through regional mechanisms, and on effective policy development and its meaningful implementation.