The State party is under an obligation to avoid similar violations in the future.

The State party is under an obligation to avoid similar violations in the future.

The State party is under an obligation to avoid similar violations in the future.

The State party is under an obligation to avoid similar violations in the future.

(g) To clarify the relationship between treaty bodies and a future Human Rights Council in order to avoid duplication

Future reports of the Committee on Contributions should contain concrete proposals for measures to avoid substantial increases in developing countries' assessments.

The Committee regrets these developments and trusts that proper planning in future will avoid the pitfalls of recent experience (see para. 26 below).

It is important for the international community, including IAEA, to deal squarely with the situation so as to avoid any possible regrets in the future.

Expressing its desire to avoid disruptive capital flows and secure the Stock exchanges of OIC Members from any future financial crisis

Mr Clark said Theresa May's Chequers plan for future relations with the EU is precisely calibrated to avoid those checks at the border.

The Committee once again urged the Central African Republic to make some payments in the future so as to reduce, or at least avoid an increase in, its unpaid assessed contributions.

In the future, the Team encourages the use of specific questionnaires, possibly sent to particular States, and reporting by regional groups as ways to avoid the reporting fatigue experienced in this area.

The international agencies have an ongoing practice of sharing information on future technical assistance events and seminars on trade in services in order to avoid duplication and combine scarce resources, where appropriate.

One future is an Asia that is relatively familiar a region whose economies continue to enjoy robust levels of growth and manage to avoid conflict with one another.

Avoid all contact. Avoid exposure of adolescents and children.

A potential Grexit will present entirely new challenges to China in the coming months, and the country must avoid complacency over its own exposure. A battle plan for both the present and the future is needed now.

Seeing no profit in it, nations avoid war.

In order to avoid harmful consequences for the future of the Organization, they should thoroughly calculate all the positive and negative aspects of their move and provide a sober estimate of the real level of support they enjoy.

In that regard, non governmental organizations should avoid discrimination.

avoid vain talk,

avoid vain talk,

And uncleanliness avoid

And uncleanliness avoid

9. Notes with concern the piecemeal approach to the budget process, and requests the Secretary General, for all future proposed programme budgets, to take the necessary steps to avoid such a piecemeal approach to the budget process and ensure the fullest possible picture of the Organization's requirements for future bienniums

In accordance with article 2, paragraph 3 (a), of the Covenant, the State party is under an obligation to provide the author with an adequate remedy, including compensation, and to make such legislative changes as are necessary to avoid similar violations in the future.

In accordance with article 2, paragraph 3 (a), of the Covenant, the State party is under an obligation to provide the author with an adequate remedy, including compensation, and to make such legislative changes as are necessary to avoid similar violations in the future.

They explored every avenue in an attempt to avoid war.

Can China Avoid Deflation?

Don't avoid my question.

Those who avoid nonsense.

Those who avoid nonsense.

who avoid impious talks,

who avoid impious talks,

Who avoid vain talk

Who avoid vain talk

According to the Royal Society in Britain, releasing sulfur particles into the stratosphere would probably be the most cost effective method. But our goal should be to avoid such a hazardous enterprise, which future generations would have to continue for hundreds of years.

All bailouts can create moral hazard, because they weaken the incentive to implement reforms that will avoid bad outcomes in the future. To some extent, official crisis lending replaces the pressure from financial markets with pressure from experts and creditor countries politicians.

This proposal would avoid increasing the differences in the multilateral system.

We would therefore like to avoid conceptual ambiguity in the Protocol.

The price we all have paid in this disaster, and the tragedy of those who perished and of those who have survived mandate that we do much more, faster and better than ever before, if we are to avoid another shock of that magnitude in the future.

Even immigration reform a bipartisan pro growth issue with considerable support from much of American society has languished unnecessarily. More broadly, Congress took no significant action to avoid headwinds that impose a drag on growth and discourage companies and individuals from investing in their future.

We're awfully careful in the lab to try and avoid various biohazards.

We should also avoid politicizing such processes and engaging in double standards.

That made close cooperation and coordination essential in order to avoid duplication.

The inclusion of CACs in new bond contracts may help other countries avoid the holdout problem in the future. But even CACs may not fully help, because they are designed in a way that still allows a small minority of creditors to hold out and thus prevent an orderly restructuring.