And do not confer favor to acquire more

And do not confer favor to acquire more

Believers, when you confer together in private, do not confer in support of sin and transgression and disobedience to the Messenger, but confer for the promotion of virtue and righteousness. Fear God, before whom you shall all be gathered.

Believers, when you confer together in private, do not confer in support of sin and transgression and disobedience to the Messenger, but confer for the promotion of virtue and righteousness. Fear God, before whom you shall all be gathered.

Confer on me a worthy repute among the posterity,

Confer on me a worthy repute among the posterity,

Amending the Kyoto Protocol to confer privileges and immunities

Section 1B General Assembly affairs and confer ence services

competence

And We did certainly confer favor upon Moses and Aaron.

And We did certainly confer favor upon Moses and Aaron.

That paragraph stressed the need to confer the necessary competence on administrative and judicial mechanisms to ensure that they were in a position to entertain claims effectively and the importance of non discriminatory standards for the determination of claims was also emphasized.

The Commission itself seemed to share that view, given its suggestion, in the seventh preliminary conclusion, that protocols should be elaborated to existing treaties if States sought to confer competence on the monitoring body to appreciate or determine the admissibility of a reservation.

All participants in the Confer ence and the executive secre tariat

There will always be someone to rely on and confer with.

26. While it was worth considering, the Commission s suggestion to amend existing legal instruments in order to confer competence on the monitoring body to determine the admissibility of a reservation raised a number of practical difficulties and contradicted paragraph 5 of the Preliminary Conclusions.

84. Paragraph 5 of the preliminary conclusions was somewhat peremptorily worded, and it might be asked whether it was for the Commission to lay down principles, and in particular whether it should confer competence on monitoring bodies when treaties were silent on the subject.

Redefining Business Competence

Decisions on competence

Decisions on competence

(c) Professional competence

Integrity and competence

What that does is to confer exquisite species specificities to these languages.

I confer on you a kingdom, even as my Father conferred on me,

I confer on you a kingdom, even as my Father conferred on me,

To confer constitutional status on the legal practice of the state of emergency.

Just a moment. The accused has a right to confer with his lawyer.

Competence of the Committee

(a) Competence ratione materiae

(b) Competence ratione temporis

(c) Competence ratione personae

He welcomed the recommendation in paragraph 7 of the Preliminary Conclusions that the States parties to human rights instruments should provide specific clauses or elaborate protocols to existing human rights treaties if they wished to confer competence on a monitoring body to determine the admissibility of a reservation.

It was all the more important that, as indicated in paragraph 7, specific clauses should be provided in normative multilateral treaties or that protocols to existing treaties should be elaborated if States sought to confer competence on the monitoring body for the performance of their general monitoring role.

The draft rule does not confer on such regional groupings the right to vote.

Decisions on competence 16 43.

Decisions on competence 39 48.

Decisions on competence 143 47.

Decisions on competence 181 49.

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

It was understood that the provision should only confer standing to bring actions under consideration.

Competence of the Committee 84 81.

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.

These positions confer prestige and are at a high level of political power and decision making.