2. Recourse to interns

3. Recourse to interns

C. Recourse to interns

Due to the absence or limited role of personal guarantees or securities provided by the project sponsors, project finance is said to be non recourse or limited recourse financing.

Recourse to outsourcing is governed by the provisions of General Assembly resolution 55 232.

Action in this area would result in less recourse by Governemnts to trade instruments.

B. Recourse to consultants and interns

(e) The recourse to money laundering.

In that context, his delegation welcomed the continued recourse by the Security Council to targeted sanctions.

2. Recourse to interns . 28 30 8

3. Recourse to interns . 47 48 13

They have no recourse but to surrender.

Palestinians are said to have no legal recourse.

5. MONITORING AND RECOURSE

The increasing recourse to self revision by translators was a source of concern from the standpoint of quality.

Any increase in the translation workload would be shared by permanent staff and by expanded recourse to temporary assistance and contractual translation.

(a) Recourse to rule 40 bis of the Rules

responsibility is avoided by denial of detention, or by recourse to explanations such as that the deaths occurred in encounters or were committed by others.

and then he turned back to have recourse to his craftiness,

and then he turned back to have recourse to his craftiness,

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord.

Upon that day the recourse shall be to thy Lord.

on that Day, to your Lord alone is the recourse.

on that Day, to your Lord alone is the recourse.

Recourse to the State Court system was explicitly ruled out.

Recourse by women to actions of tutela as a fairly effective and available means of protection against violence in the family.

There is no deficit and no recourse to the central bank.

However, recent practice showed a considerably increased recourse to the provision.

Such increasing recourse by States to the judicial settlement of their disputes has made the Court central to the administration of international justice.

32. A burden weighing on continued trade expansion is the continuing recourse to NTBs to trade, by both developed and developing countries alike.

The recourse to ERAs is normally subject to general principles of government procurement.

No unsolved problem and no abuse can justify recourse to brutal violence.

Recourse to interns cannot make up for the lack of regular staff.

The recourse to the use of interns continued during the reporting period.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse.

Unto thy Lord that Day is the recourse.

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day.

Unto thy Lord is the recourse that day.

(b) Recourse proceedings are possible before a court.

Future recourse to gratis personnel would therefore be covered by the provisions contained in General Assembly resolution 51 243 of 15 September 1997.

In order to address these problems, recourse has been made mainly to technical solutions.

In addition to practical measures, Liechtenstein would particularly welcome increased recourse to the advisory function of the Court, including through referrals by the Secretary General.

To avoid this problem, recourse to international legal principles such as uti possedetis (acceptance of colonial borders) was applied by international courts and arbitration commissions.

Indeed, to exclude the possibility of such a recourse entirely would enable States to avoid financial liability for commercial transactions by setting up independent entities.

2.4 Should an appeal by a convicted prisoner be dismissed by the Court of Appeal he will have no other recourse to any other court to pursue the matter further.