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The competence of human rights bodies and the limits of such competence were essentially matters for States parties to determine.

Redefining Business Competence

Decisions on competence

Decisions on competence

(c) Professional competence

Integrity and competence

Competence of the Committee

(a) Competence ratione materiae

(b) Competence ratione temporis

(c) Competence ratione personae

It would be problematic if an organization that was a party thereto had competence for only a portion of the draft convention, while its member States had competence for other provisions.

If there were, for example, four areas of competence under the draft convention, he would like to know whether shared competence meant that competence over, say, the first two areas lay exclusively with the REIO, while competence over the third and fourth was retained by the member States, or, alternatively, whether it meant that competence over all four areas was shared between the REIO and its member States.

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Competence in space science contributed to competence in areas far beyond the specific field of research undertaken.

Ms. Struncova (Observer for the European Commission) said that, although the European Commission was responsible for making declarations under the draft convention regarding matters in respect of which it had competence, responsibility for deciding in which areas the European Commission shared competence with member States or had exclusive competence lay with the European Council.

Capacity for gender mainstreaming must be considered required competence at all levels within organizations.

The legal foundation for the competence of the United Nations to establish peacekeeping operations

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C. Competence and specialization of courts

This provision establishes the Rwandan courts apos three areas of competence Competence ratione materiae, ratione temporis and ratione personae.

1951 1952 Social Worker, Division of Public Assistance, Social Welfare Administration Citations for professional competence

Others lacked the necessary motivation and competence.

These networks are managed by the government department with competence for them, namely the Ministry for Post and Telecommunications.

Competence ratione temporis of the monitoring body (art.

keywords arbitration agreement arbitration clause arbitrators competence judgement

Positive comity allocation of competence among competition authorities

Competence of the Meeting of the States Parties

B. Scope of the Committee apos s competence

This cooperation resulted in the creation of Desert Net, a German competence network for research on desertification.

9. Pursuant to the German constitutional order, the Federation has only legislative competence for the prison service.

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B. The scope of the Committee apos s competence

. broad or narrow areas of competence (communications, obligations, issues )

It can also check compliance with a treatment regime and test for competence in operating machinery or vehicles.

Also, the energy and competence of the non governmental human rights organizations are good signs for the future.

Special consultative status is for NGOs that have special competence in a few fields of the Council s activity.

(a) The Assessment of Assessments is not intended to alter the competence of any other organization to undertake marine assessments within its field of competence.

With regard to the issue of mixed competence, he pointed out that the term competence had a specific meaning in the context of the EU.

From that point of view, therefore, it might be judicious to recognize their competence, or attribute competence to them in assessing the admissibility of reservations.