While it would definitely constitute an interference with the human right to physical integrity, as a proportional measure it would not constitute CIDT.

Such a transfer would constitute interference in the rights of the States parties.

The authorities in Southern Darfur claim that protection activities constitute inappropriate political interference.

To go further would constitute an inadequate and risky interference of the Council in the constitutional basis of an independent judicial body and a position inconsistent with the principles we have defended in the past on this issue.

It would probably be viewed as an unwelcome interference in the country's internal affairs.

11.6 In the present case, and as the State party has conceded that the author's removal would constitute an interference with his family life, the Committee considers that a decision by the State party to deport the father of a family with two minor children and to compel the family to choose whether they should accompany him or stay in the State party is to be considered interference with the family.

Such a preliminary order does not constitute an award.

Would that constitute an impediment to their signing the convention?

The resolution could constitute an important building block in UNIDO's decentralization.

The fund raising efforts of the Institute constitute an ongoing activity.

If the Committee were to find that the requirement for reasons in certain cases constitutes an interference with the privacy of the authors, the State party argues that the interference neither is unlawful or arbitrary.

If committed during an armed conflict, such acts may constitute war crimes.

They constitute an affront to the poor, who thereby become further impoverished.

As such, they constitute nothing less than an attack on world order.

(b) does not constitute an abuse of the right to submit such communications,

International exchanges of knowledge and experience constitute an essential element of the project.

They constitute an obstruction to agriculture and development and have caused numerous casualties.

(b) Does not constitute an abuse of the right of submission of such requests

The United States Virgin Islands constitute an organized, unincorporated Territory of the United States.

Accordingly, for the present election, 96 votes constitute an absolute majority in the General Assembly.

And if an interference of the Shaitan should cause you mischief, seek refuge in Allah surely He is the Hearing, the Knowing.

And if an interference of the Shaitan should cause you mischief, seek refuge in Allah surely He is the Hearing, the Knowing.

JH Is that a literal part of the image, or is my eye making that interference pattern is my eye completing that interference pattern?

These efforts constitute an important component in the overall effort to improve the regional security climate.

I've never seen a representation of a kind of radio interference patterns, which are so ubiquitous and such an important part of our lives.

The Special Rapporteur is of the opinion that such a reform would constitute an important institutional advance.

Accordingly, 97 votes constitute an absolute majority in the Assembly for the purpose of the present election.

Arbitrary detentions and police raids constitute an invasion of privacy, stepping up the risk of gender based violence.

The Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the northern West Bank does, indeed, constitute an important milestone.

Comprehensive disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes constitute an important component of multidimensional peacekeeping and post conflict reconstruction efforts.

Nevertheless, an important juncture had been reached, which could constitute the beginning of the road to achieving peace.

For example, we can inhibit genes now with RNA interference.

Observe non interference in the internal affairs of any State.

However, in so far as the author alleges that interference with the preparation of a petition of mercy violates article 14, paragraph 5, it is submitted that such a petition is not an appeal to a higher tribunal, so that any alleged interference in its preparation would not breach this provision.

Therefore, the mere fact that the submission of a communication is delayed does not constitute an abuse of rights.

Such interference with the manifestation of personal religious belief is problematic.

7.7 The Committee recalls that the relevant legislation authorizing interference with one's communications must specify in detail the precise circumstances in which such interference may be permitted and that the decision to allow such interference can only be taken by the authority designated by law, on a case by case basis.

The ACVZ believes that severe abuse may in itself constitute a compelling humanitarian reason to grant an independent residence permit.

Peacebuilding has in recent years emerged as an increasingly indispensable aspect of the various elements that constitute international peace operations.

Export licences which constitute an exception to this principle may be issued only upon the completion of a ministerial procedure.

The State party regards interference with the family unit as an act inevitably separating a family unit (rather than simply a substantial change to long settled family life).

As the authors direct arguments at establishing an interference with article 17 and do not supply additional evidence as to article 24, this claim should be declared inadmissible.

The words freely and without interference or any form of discrimination , at the end of article 2.1, show that it is not enough for the State to abstain from interference or discrimination.

Voter turnout was very high, exceeding 90 per cent in some areas and people voted in an orderly manner, in an atmosphere free of intimidation or interference, in which the secrecy of the ballot was maintained.

Secondly, an expansion involving six new permanent seats would constitute a formidable impediment to the effective functioning of the Security Council.