1.2.2 De facto discrimination

These are among the quick wins that would, it is hoped, stimulate other revitalization processes.

Nevertheless, in practical terms, priorities have to be established.

These technologies are among the most efficient, dependable, and economical solar technologies available.

In practice, however, it looks different.

So, to build a credible nuclear arsenal, Iran would need a decade or longer.

Theoretically, young women have the same access as men to all sectors, but in practice women often encounter difficulties when they want to enter a male dominated sector.

In practice, the options could also form consecutive steps in a progressive development of the international arrangement on forests.

(a) The names (or other reliable identifiers) of the grantor and the secured creditor, and their addresses

In practice that is organisms that can pass through a 1 mm mesh but will be retained by a 45 μm mesh, but the exact dimensions will vary from researcher to researcher.

Alternative energy sources are too expensive and nowhere near reliable enough to replace fossil fuels.

A government that cannot balance its own finances cannot be relied on to provide macroeconomic stability.

In this respect, nuclear energy s advantages, particularly its reliability and predictable costs, stand out.

But, on these elections the lists of candidates were open, which practically mean that the voters could vote both for the party and individual candidates on the lists.

So, in practical terms, the difference between reforms that could be implemented and those that are being or will be implemented is less significant than it seems.

In practical terms, an accused person could request legal aid from the prosecutor, the judges or the bar association, either before or during legal proceedings.

Field operations also present challenges in terms of establishing reliable and secure logistics, transportation and communication in three different situations.

But in practice there is an insurmountable difficulty with this approach.

Evolution in practice starts in these working groups.

It is this operative divide that seems to engender intolerance, polarization, enmity and conflict.

However, these techniques are approaching their practical limit, and line widths in the 45 nm range appear to be near the best that can be achieved with conventional design.

(d) An extended definition of skill level and a method of measuring that concept operationally in an international context

Finally, in terms of concrete action, the Council urged the Secretariat to make proposals for implementing the various practical recommendations set out in my report.

The stage technically begins once epithelial cells proliferate into the ectomesenchyme of the jaw.

But little attention is given to the high cost of telecommunications, unreliable electrical power systems, and the poor transport infrastructure.

Practically everyone knows what is unacceptable, and what needs to be eliminated.

When this is not practically feasible, the registers or records should be managed in cooperation with the relevant indigenous people.

In others, the definition is so broad that the requirement has practically disappeared.

Iran has later argued that these experiences indicate foreign facilities and foreign fuel supplies are an unreliable source of nuclear fuel supply.

The author affirms that this jurisprudence can only be relied on in case of confession of the accused, and that he never confessed.

Peace could not be attained through reliance on nuclear weapons.

And a permanent Iranian presence in Syria would make a war between Israel and Iran practically unavoidable.

That report concludes that the practical realisation of a fourth courtroom by the end of 2006 is possible.

The single window concept is a particularly important trade facilitation measure, as it provides a platform on which to build further trade facilitation programs.

In the opinion of the Special Rapporteur, diplomatic assurances are unreliable and ineffective in the protection against torture and ill treatment, and shall not be resorted to by States.

But, for all practical purposes, Sadat had embarked on a path leading to a separate peace with Israel.

In practice, the greater the value and complexity of the procurement, the longer the normal duration of the electronic reverse auction.

In practice, however, there are difficulties in exercising these rights, relating most often to customs, literacy, and poverty.

Once this image is acquired and saved on a reliable medium, the image can be safely analyzed for logical damage and will possibly allow much of the original file system to be reconstructed.

In practice, the more complicated the procurement, the longer such a period usually is.

In theory, the constitutional prohibition could be interpreted as applying only to the future.

The widely used RICE climate economic model shows a miniscule drop of 0.05 degrees Centigrade over the next 90 years. Despite the huge outlay, the difference in climate by the end of the century would be practically indiscernible.

More food can be grown, reducing dependency on other countries for food.

As a practical matter, efforts to verify, secure, and eventually destroy Syria s huge supply of chemical weapons cannot be implemented without at least a lasting ceasefire.

Capital controls remain a bad idea an idea that is far more seductive in theory than in practice.