This proposal asserted Ethiopia's acceptance in principle of the Delimitation Decision.

It also runs counter to the principle of democratic decision making.

Article 4 of the Framework Decision also covers, in principle, inciting, aiding or abetting and attempting these behaviours.

In the case of judges, the decision shall be taken in the light of the relevant provisions of principle 35.

In an important decision, on 20 February the Israeli Cabinet approved in principle the evacuation of settlements under the disengagement plan.

In relation to the irremovability of judges, the decision shall be taken in the light of the relevant guarantees set out in principle 32.

The general principle was supported in the decision of the Scottish Court of Session in Masinimport v. Scottish Mechanical Light Industries Ltd. (1976).

The Panel finds that such expenditure is compensable in principle pursuant to Governing Council decision 7 (S AC.26 1991 7 Rev.1).

Pursuant to Council decision 1993 286 of 28 July 1993, the duration of such special sessions shall, in principle, not exceed three days.

The resolution then proceeds to qualify this principle the Working Group shall be competent in cases in which the domestic courts have rendered a final decision insofar as that decision is contrary to relevant international standards.

However, none of the difficulties deterred us from our decision of principle to declare Kazakhstan a non nuclear country.

13.2.1 In principle

13.2.1 In principle

In principle, yes.

We agree in principle.

Bearing in mind the principle recognized in paragraph 1 of decision 16 (S AC.26 1992 16) relating to the payment of awards of interest by the Compensation Commission,

We hope that countries take this decision out of conviction and principle, not because of pressures and temporary, fleeting circumstantial interests.

If that person was already in charge of the archive centre, he or she must be explicitly reappointed by special decision, subject to the modalities and guarantees provided in principle 41

No similar provision was made for PAPP under the 1997 1999 successor programming arrangements, as approved in decision 95 23, which continues in principle to apply to the 2004 2007 programming period.

The Israeli authorities advised UNRWA that a decision in principle had been taken to grant exemptions to the Agency in respect of the exit tax at the Allenby Bridge and Rafah terminal.

The Israeli authorities advised UNRWA that a decision in principle had been taken to grant exemptions to the Agency in respect of the exit tax at the Allenby Bridge and Rafah terminal.

The recommendation is accepted in principle.

The principle lies in two notions.

All law and policy development, administrative and judicial decision making and service provision that affect children must take account of the best interests principle.

We have repeatedly stated that accepting the decision in principle does not mean going back to the drawing board, and it does not imply that we are introducing a precondition.

No matter how indignant we may have been initially, we have now, in the interest of peace and having weighed all relevant factors, decided to accept in principle the decision of the EEBC.

Finally, in accordance with the principle of segregation of responsibilities in this regard, the Committee expects that the decision of the General Assembly, as stated in its resolution 52 226 A, will be fully implemented.

For its part, the Italian Constitutional Court held, in a relatively recent decision, that the right to legal protection is linked to the principle of democracy (ruling No. 148 of 1996).

Given the importance of the interpretation of the word, a political decision in principle was made on 7 September to have the Transitional National Assembly adopt a resolution clarifying the matter.

By this decision, gratis personnel would be considered staff members of the Organization and their appointments would be subject to the principle of geographical balance.

The principle in this decision could be extended to situations in which children from linguistic minority homes not yet having a sufficient command of the dominant language are forced into dominant language medium education.

Recalling that this principle is carried forward in the action focused sections of the Convention dealing with participation in planning and decision making, funding, information and technology and capacity building, education and public awareness,

You could change the genes in principle.

Everyone will accept that idea in principle.

Paragraph 76 reflects our views in principle.

But in principle, I was absolutely right.

Principle ?

Principle 1 The Working Group discussed the following principle

Principle 5 The Working Groups discussed the following principle

Principle 32 Restrictions on the principle of due obedience

PRINCIPLE 32. RESTRICTIONS ON THE PRINCIPLE OF DUE OBEDIENCE

While the Committee was ready to make substantial changes in its working methods, it had reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining the fundamental concept of its decision making process the principle of consensus.

It might refer, in a positive sense, to a rule or principle with a regional sphere of validity in relation to a universal rule or principle or, in a negative sense, to a rule or principle that imposed a limitation on the validity of a universal rule or principle.

In the opinion of the Special Rapporteur, the principle is not in fact a general principle, being formulated exclusively in relation to bilateral treaties.

The principle of cooperation must complement the principle of competition.