We consider that document to be null and void and as having no effect for the Republic.

The Conference of the Parties may wish to consider ways of assisting countries in reviewing or further adjusting and streamlining their legal framework to that effect.

Calls upon all Member States to consider the adoption of administrative or legislative measures, as appropriate, to counteract the extraterritorial application or effect of unilateral coercive measures.

In paragraph 325, the Board recommended that UNICEF define guidelines on gifts received and given, record them and consider introducing a single, UNICEF wide instruction to that effect.

Five countries consider contacts made at Forum sessions to have been of limited effectiveness in respect of this criterion and one country considers them to have had no effect.

So this is what's driving the effect, or mediating the effect.

Others consider the strong interest of employees in the enterprise to warrant their special status in the governance process, and view employee involvement as having a beneficial effect on the overall sustainability of the firm.

Since, when negotiating treaties, States did not usually consider the effect that going to war might have on a given treaty, their intention in that regard might be absent or difficult to prove.

The Working Group might wish to consider whether these words are more appropriately located within article 17 quater, paragraph (5) given that paragraph (5) deals with the nature and effect of a preliminary order.

If we consider the list of possible verification techniques in a given facility (tags, seals, closed circuit television etc.) we will see that each one has the effect of being an Identifier or a Corroborator.

In the case of CAT (art. 21) and CMW (art. 76) the Committee may consider complaints from a State party which considers that another State party is not giving effect to the provisions of the Convention.

30. States Parties shall consider, as may be necessary, the possibility of concluding bilateral or multilateral agreements or arrangements that would serve the purposes of, give practical effect to or enhance the provisions of this article.

30. States Parties shall consider, as may be necessary, the possibility of concluding bilateral or multilateral agreements or arrangements that would serve the purposes of, give practical effect to or enhance the provisions of this article.

The Committee recommends that the State party consider withdrawing its reservation and enact legislation to give full effect to article 4 of the Convention, as well as to provide for effective remedies according to article 6.

The Snowden Effect

The Lucifer Effect

The Obama Effect

The Tsunami Effect

The unavoidable implication of this argument is that when we calculate what the tax rate for the superrich will be, we should not consider the effect of changing their tax rate on their happiness, for we know that it is zero. Rather, the key question must be the effect of changing their tax rate on the well being of the rest of us.

The effect on underlying financial markets volatility may not even be the right question to consider in deciding whether to permit new derivative products. The right question is whether these products are conducive to economic success and growth.

As a matter of priority, the Committee on Contributions should consider measures to lessen the impact on Member States of substantial increases in contribution levels and the General Assembly should give the Committee a clear mandate to that effect.

The revelations of snooping by the US National Security Agency (NSA) will hasten a more realistic assessment of the Internet s effect on politics, providing a welcome opportunity to consider what has gone wrong and what could be put right.

That's the Lucifer effect.

Five respondents (four countries and one major group) consider contacts made at Forum sessions to have been of limited effectiveness in respect of this criterion, and one country considers them to have had no effect.

Substitution effect

The effect is just electric.

That's called the grandmother effect.

The Environmental Effect of Tsunamis

Effect of the preceding articles

(k) To give effect, in the near future, to its invitation to the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances to visit the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as to consider extending invitations to other relevant thematic mechanisms to visit the country

Richard Thaler, a contemporary economist, spoke in 1980 of an endowment effect. Even though people may admire other things, they act as if they are mostly happy enough with whatever they already have, and lack the will to consider real change.

Cause and effect.

Effect of declaration

Entry into effect

Finally, Palestinian negotiators must consider the consequences of using their most valuable bargaining chip the ability to reject a perceived bad deal in terms of its direct effect on Palestinians and the strong possibility of continued expansion of Jewish settlements on Palestinian lands.

Subject to approval by the Assembly at its sixty first session, it is foreseen that this authority would take effect in the spring of 2007, in time to consider the budget outline for the biennium 2008 2009 at the sixteenth session of the Crime Commission.

But the effect is relatively small.

What's the net effect of this?

The law is still in effect.

An effect happens in the air, it's a corrupting effect of the sound the ultrasound in this case that's emitted, but it's so predictable that you can produce very precise audio out of that effect.

Set here the level of the effect.

Effect of this chapter

And that aggregating effect, that collective action effect, is actually something we can use to our advantage.

Clearly, the murders have a chilling effect.

So you can see the full effect!