With regard to form, both written and oral statements could entail legal obligations.

Efforts in this area could entail the creation of a comprehensive monitoring and compliance mechanism.

The variability of the draft convention's scope of application could entail legal uncertainty for the sector.

However, the reprogramming of FBPMS could entail exorbitant costs which may not be sustainable for UNU.

Most kidnappings were for ransom and could entail sentences ranging from 5 to 15 years apos imprisonment.

We could understand, but not necessarily appreciate, that freedom of expression might entail criticism of the followers of a given faith.

What does this compassion entail?

Should corporations accept what might be regarded as governmental functions, this could entail responsibilities in public law under certain national legal systems.

Crimes against children such as sexual abuse, torture and forced labour, and offences resulting in death or disability, could entail capital punishment.

Any shortfall in funding would slow down further implementation and entail the risk that some HIPCs could be excluded from the initiative.

Procedures that the project may entail.

In principle, there does not appear to be a practical need for an exercise geared only towards one particular mechanism, which could entail some risks.

This would entail multi year planning and budgeting.

To the extent that export support programmes provide below market rates or allow prices that are inadequate to cover operating costs, they could entail an export subsidy.

Seven years ago, the Russian Federation took the initiative of proposing this important Convention, which addresses the particularly horrible consequences that acts of nuclear terrorism could entail.

For instance, policies that entail additional expenditure on SME development could be justified by the added tax revenue that would be generated by a flourishing enterprise sector.

Both elements entail financial as well as political considerations.

At the regional level, requests for support might entail

If the need arose and bilateral sources were exhausted, IMF must be prepared to optimize the use of its resources, which could entail the sale of some gold.

It could also entail the closure of nuclear test sites and the international inspection of those facilities which have been designed to test or keep nuclear weapons operational .

Such reform should entail a clear repudiation of racial discrimination.

6. Neglecting to factor volunteering into the design and implementation of policies could entail the risk of overlooking a valuable asset and undermine traditions of cooperation that bind communities together.

And all of them, sadly, entail grave violations of human rights.

This would entail additional resources for programme support and management services.

For instance, an international organization could incur responsibility for assisting a State, through financial support or otherwise, in a project that would entail an infringement of human rights of certain affected individuals.

Adoption of the draft resolution would not therefore entail any additional appropriation.

This will entail establishing imaginative local partnerships, in close cooperation with Governments

(b) That entail inhuman or degrading treatment, including for exploitation, of such migrants.

Such marriages entail no legal consequences, and the State does not recognize them.

Maternity leave does not entail loss of former employment, seniority or social allowances.

Hence, the adoption of the resolution will not entail additional conference servicing requirements.

The need to redesign a strong strategic State does not entail big government .

In addition, it is imperative that delegations submit those draft resolutions that could entail programme budget implications as early as possible, to give the Secretariat sufficient time to prepare the necessary programme budget implications.

This would entail the destruction of Palestinian villages bordering the old wall of Jerusalem.

Our work programmes must entail the establishment of ad hoc groups with negotiating mandates.

These changes entail redefining the traditional functions of government and affect all its branches.

If such an occupation was sufficient to entail the applicability of the norms relating to armed conflicts, then it would also entail that of the draft articles on the effect of armed conflicts on treaties.

To begin with, it would entail putting together a diplomatic package that offered Iran access to nuclear energy but not physical control over nuclear materials. Economic sanctions that are hurting Iran s troubled economy could be eased.

35. Sustainable economic growth must entail enlisting the full capabilities and energies of human society.

This restriction seems paradoxical, since recruitment and participation in hostilities entail grave risks for children.

(d) Elimination of post adjustment at the base might entail amendment of the Commission s statute.

60. Human rights violations which have already been recognized or could be recognized as international crimes should entail the gravest responsibility for the States perpetrating them, as well as criminal responsibility for individuals participating in their perpetration.

Globalization should not lead to interference in internal affairs, nor should it entail the adoption of coercive measures or the imposition of models of economic development that could adversely affect economic and social conditions in developing countries.

Mr. Sharon also warned that attempts to accelerate the process of transferring land to the Palestinians could entail the loss of water resources or sites designated for the installation of early warning devices. (Jerusalem Post, 28 April)

Does it necessarily entail greater cooperation among developing countries in the spheres of industrialization and trade?