It should assume the obligation of overall coordination and management of any national mine action programme.

No, you don't know, you assume.

Assume the C compiler uses GNU ld default no .

No. It's the obligation that bothers me.

No, you've lost your sense of obligation

I assume, there are no supplementary documents still at the hotel.

I assume that you have no intention of going ahead with our arrangement?

And likewise in a situation where the document is reasonably necessary, but where there are reasons to assume that the carrier already has the information, the shipper is under no obligation to provide the document this is the subjective test.

And is under no one's obligation to return his favour,

And is under no one's obligation to return his favour,

with no obligation, of course... if this might interest you.

Therefore, that document generates no mandate or obligation for the Republic.

not worry about your social obligations. It's no obligation. He'll be interested.

This is essentially reflected in paragraph 2 of article IV, whereby parties assume the obligation to cooperate with other States or international organizations to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

Slovenia is of the opinion that it is bound to assume this obligation already on the basis of its status as a State Party to the BTWC and CWC Conventions.

Mr. D'Allaire (Canada) said that a disclosure obligation would have no effect without provision for the consequences of failure to comply with that obligation.

This obligation expired 31 12 2004 and no further provision has been made.

You assume that.

We assume so.

Thus, the State party argues, no such obligation may be inferred from article 9.

For such activities, parents are under no obligation to give reasons for their requests.

17. Costa Rica considers that, on this specific point concerning the obligation not to recruit minors under 18 years of age or to permit their participation in hostilities, only States parties in a position to do so are in fact able to assume this obligation, and therefore agrees with this alternative.

It was no longer enough to assume that women, as part of society, were automatically addressed by policy makers.

I have no reason to dislike you but I have vowed to touch no woman until I have fulfilled an obligation

Let's assume that'll happen.

As stated at previous meetings, that document had no mandate or obligation whatsoever for her country.

Recipients are under no obligation to take the assistance, nor are donors obliged to offer it.

While there is no such obligation for non parties to the treaties, their cooperation is encouraged.

We assume that those amendments were accepted in principle, as no delegation spoke against them or tried to amend them.

No authority may assume jurisdiction in cases pending before a jurisdictional organ or interfere in the exercise of its functions

I assume you have standards.

They'd assume you'd followed her.

Signal flying. Assume thirddegree readiness.

I will now assume command!

As I assume my position,

Then I could assume that

I assume you're a believer?

Out of the 12,000 pupils that do not fulfil that obligation, 7,000 have the obligation postponed beyond the normal time, 3,100 are exempt from the obligation to attend school and 1,900 children (0.04 per cent) who are subject to this obligation fail to fulfil it for no good reason (some of them are Romany children).

It would in any event be strange to assume that international organizations could not possess obligations to take positive actions there are certainly many examples of treaties concluded by international organizations that provide for that type of obligation.

Most people assume we use Photoshop.

Sometimes they assume I am deaf.

KPS continues to assume greater responsibilities.

Assume a 2336 byte sector mode

We assume that he broke in.

I assume you mean me, too?