j Case of Open Door and Dublin Well Women v. Ireland, judgement of 29 October 1992, Series A, No.

The report concludes with a series of annexes containing additional case studies, summaries of sanctions related litigation and other supplementary information.

Case Concerning the Factory at Chorzów. Germany v. Poland, Permanent Court of International Justice, Series A, No. 17 (1928), at p. 47.

As with the French declarations in the Nuclear Tests case, in this case there were a series of acts or statements that formed a single unilateral act, even though the statements were not identical, as will be demonstrated below.

Report of the International Law Commission on the Work of the second part of its seventeenth session and on its eighteenth session (A 6309 Rev.1) (1966), reprinted in 2 Yearbook of International Law Commission 169, 238 (A CN.4 SER.A 1966 Add.1) (citing the Free Zones case, series A B, No. 46, p. 140 the SS Wimbledon case, series A, No. 1, p. 24).

The report is the second in a series of case studies that follow a general report on implementation of multilingualism in the United Nations system, issued in 2002.

General comment No. 8. See similarly IACtHR, Suárez Rosero case, judgement of 12 November 1997, Series C No. 35, para. 43.

I perform a series of ghoulish experiments on food in this case, trying to calibrate a mathematical model so that one can predict exactly what the internal cooking times are.

As is the case for virtually all other international organizations, the UN Comtrade series for the EU aggregate are sourced directly from Eurostat.

It undertook a series of activities in support of this collaboration, including preparation of information papers on several aspects of the right to food, country case studies, and technical seminars.

Pending the consideration of this proposal by the General Assembly, the Secretariat also seeks approval to continue the practice of reappointing serving staff under 100 series contracts, on a case by case basis, after they reach the maximum period of service permitted under a 300 series appointment of limited duration, subject to the criteria set out in section X, paragraph 2, of resolution 59 266, that is, a continuing need for their services and a fully satisfactory performance record.

Case Relating to Certain Aspects of the Laws on the Use of Languages in Education in Belgium, 23 July 1968, European Court of Human Rights, Series A, Vol. 6, p. 31.

The original writer of the TV series Empresses in the Palace sued NetEase cloud reading platform which makes it the first case of its kind.

The Human Security Network has developed a support strategy that identifies a series of guidelines, including the strengthening of monitoring and training, and an early warning function in the case of violation of children's rights.

In order to prepare a solid background for the discussions, a series of country case studies on the internationalization of developing country enterprises through outward foreign direct investment (FDI) were conducted before the expert meeting.

They gave a series of concerts.

Use of 300 series and 100 series appointments

She made a series of medical discoveries.

Instead of quantifying the return, UNOPS has developed a qualitative business case model, based on a series of detailed questions to be answered by the initiative leaders, to monitor the progress of each audit observation and ultimately to ensure complete compliance.

I just finished the ninth book in the Lunch Lady series, which is a graphic novel series about a lunch lady who fights crime.

There's been kind of a series of epiphanies.

So, we've made a whole series of instruments.

Lucario is a creature in the Pokémon series.

P.C.I.J., Series A B, No. 43, p. 91.

American Crime Story won the major awards for the limited series, movie or dramatic special category, while Game of Thrones won 12 major awards (including the technical category) in particular, it won three major awards, namely, Best Drama Series, Best Directing for a Drama Series, and Best Writing for a Drama Series.

In this case also because it's part of one of the many sentiments that we build the whole series on that all the sentiments originally had come out of the diary.

According to the guidelines adopted by the Trade and Development Board at its nineteenth session (TD B(S XIX) 4), when selecting or approving topics for Expert Meetings, the Commission concerned should consider, on a case by case basis, continuing discussions on a particular theme over a series of expert meetings in order to build a network of experts and allow for more in depth discussions.

And the idea is that you take the three dimensional structure of a protein in this case it's the crambin protein you take the backbone so no cross linking, no environmental interactions and you break that down into a series of components.

And they ask a series of really interesting questions.

So it was a series of five painful shocks.

I started by creating a series of tiling units.

Break your resolution into a series of small steps

They conducted a series of experiments under zero gravity.

P.C.I.J., Series A B 1993, No. 53, p. 71.

Modified classification on a case by case basis

100 series

In the field of treatment and rehabilitation, the publication Substance Abuse Treatment and Care for Women Case Studies and Lessons Learned was disseminated, as part of the drug abuse treatment toolkit series.

A discussion note containing a series of questions would guide the dialogue.

Judgement of 24 April 1990, Series A 176 A, at para. 35.

The hour long course involves a series of interactive tasks.

And they gave them a series of painful electric shocks.

Something that exists as a series of interactions over time?

As you know, an animation is a series of images.

The first was a series of renovations of computer labs.

And we built up a series of tools like this.