(c) They should not impair the effectiveness of the Security Council

Such breach may lead to a claim under the draft Convention.

Delays in the implementation could lead to loss of confidence in the process by the partners, and subsequently to breaches of the agreements.

Another suggestion made was that the phrase breach of an obligation in paragraph (b) could be replaced with breach of a provision .

Without prejudice to article 5,

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Indeed, the question is not so much whether the global system will endure the imbalances spawned by China, but how severe those imbalances will prove to be.

But the supply siders jumped to the daring conclusion that a permanent cut in tax rates on labor would encourage more work permanently with no diminution of effectiveness.

1. Subject to the provisions of the present Statute, the Tribunal shall establish its rules.

As such, it was suggested that article 13 be reformulated as a without prejudice clause.

' In a sense, past concern over the effect of war on treaties may be said to be obsolete.

The procedures and mechanisms relating to compliance shall operate without prejudice to Articles 16 and 19 of the Protocol.

Article 19 of Chapter 6 sets up liability for the violation of the requirements of this law.

Noting that States are responsible for infringements of their obligations of prevention under international law,

The rules of procedure may be amended by a decision of the Committee, without prejudice to the relevant provisions of the Convention.

These procedures and mechanisms shall be without prejudice to article 20 of the Convention.

(f) The individual concerned has no recourse if assurances are violated

Article 23, by contrast, comprises positive obligations on the State party to act to protect the family as an institution, and it is not the case that any breach of article 17 ipso facto also establishes a breach of article 23.

The licence indicated above may be withdrawn irrevocably, in particular when public security and order are at risk.

The team could be assisted and advised by Lebanese legal resources without prejudice to its independence.

These rules of procedure may be amended by a decision of the Committee, without prejudice to the relevant provisions of the Convention.

Developing a new set of non proliferation mechanisms would be a waste time that we cannot afford, because any new protocol would have a dubious legal basis and encourage further imbalances in implementation.

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The Secretary General shall establish administrative machinery with staff participation to advise him or her in case of any appeal by staff members against an administrative decision alleging the non observance of their terms of appointment, including all pertinent regulations and rules.

2. In paragraph 2.8, at the end of the fourth sentence, insert , without prejudice to the mandates of the General Assembly .

Without prejudice to article 6, each State Party shall take the necessary measures to prevent and impose sanctions for the following conduct

They then attempted to upset the balance of power, an essential principal of representative democracy in the inter American system.

(iv) The questionnaire responses and compiled oral intervention transcripts will be analyzed on a without prejudice basis.

His concern is buttressed by the fact that diplomatic assurances are not legally binding and thus have no sanctions for their violation.

Likewise, subsequent violations of these conditions would seriously call into question the intentions behind inviting the Special Rapporteur.

For example, refugees leaving Sudan can strain the stability of neighboring Chad.

The role of women was additionally disturbed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina by the entry of militarism into everyday life.

When they occur the entire world mobilizes to provide assistance to the affected countries, as we witnessed in the case of last December's Asian tsunami and the recent Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana.

In the Committee's view, in order consistently to reinforce the protection of the norm in question and the understanding of the Convention, the prohibition on refoulement contained in article 3 should be interpreted as encompassing a remedy for its breach, even though it may not contain on its face such a right to remedy for a breach thereof.

3. Any measure taken, adopted or implemented in accordance with this chapter shall take due account of the need not to interfere with or to affect

(a) Obligations stipulated in Article 13 (1)(a) and (b) and liability arising from the breach thereof or limitation of that liability

(b) Rights and obligations stipulated in Articles , , , and XX Figure 1 and the liability arising from the breach thereof .

Experts generally agreed that there should be a specific without prejudice clause in regard to article 47 of Additional Protocol I.

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The shipper is liable to the carrier for loss, damage and injury caused by the goods, and for breach of its obligations under article 28 and article 30.

The Regional Director said that its adequate human and other resources had allowed UNICEF to respond to the tsunami crisis without compromising the country programme.

2. A breach of such an obligation is serious if it involves a gross or systematic failure by the responsible State to fulfil the obligation.

In May 2014, Rajab was released from prison after serving two years for taking part in protests and accused of disturbing public order.

Unchecked, leprosy disfigures and can result in permanent disability.

3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article do not affect any right of the assignor or the assignee arising from breach of an agreement between them.