Correlation does not imply causation.

This does not imply that such elements are not eligible for protection.

However, inclusion does not imply that all Parties to the Convention have banned or severely restricted this chemical.

Mention of firm names or commercial products does not imply endorsement by UNIDO.

Consequently, ratification of a treaty does not imply an obligation that the State party is subject to the treaty's communications procedure.

4. Support for voluntary activities does not imply support for government downsizing or for replacing paid employment.

As the provisions of this article imply, the law on citizenship does not establish any impediments to citizenship that are based on sex.

In the author's view, being tried by the highest court does not imply that that court cannot make mistakes that need to be reviewed by a higher tribunal.

Consequently, in any case the issue is about an organized group, which does not imply an establishment of an organization.

Nor does recent scientific research imply that men (or women) are superior, much less justify invidious discrimination. But it does suggest that a more pluralistic society, open to all kinds of difference, can learn, work, and love better.

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The information below is reproduced as received and does not imply any opinion or endorsement by the Secretariat of the United Nations.

The information below is reproduced as received and does not imply any opinion or endorsement by the Secretariat of the United Nations.

Such requests shall contain a statement to the effect that the request does not imply that a decision has been reached on the question of admissibility of the communication by the Committee.

This does not imply that these States need to re establish border controls, but only ensure the adequacy of their laws and procedures necessary to implement the United Nations sanctions.

Nonetheless, this does not imply that the Millennium Development Goal target on hunger could be met overall, as the target reduction in the number of hungry people by that date will likely remain unachieved.

Where the Committee, a working group or a rapporteur requests interim measures under this rule, the request shall state that it does not imply a determination of the merits of the communication.

What do his words imply?

Informed should imply that information is provided that covers (at least) the following aspects

A request addressed to a State party under paragraph 1 of this rule shall include a statement of the fact that such a request does not imply that any decision has been reached on the question of admissibility.

2. Where the Committee exercises its discretion under paragraph 1 of this article, this does not imply a determination on admissibility or on the merits of the communication.

Affirming that the concept of sustainable development should imply that of the reduction of emergencies,

What are you trying to imply?

At first sight, it seems counterintuitive that companies would want to share data and potentially give away competitive advantages. But this presupposes that the possession of such data does indeed imply a competitive advantage, and that a closed operating model is financially sustainable.

Consequently, the fact that the Convention does not expressly permit the coastal State to submit new particulars during the course of the examination of the original submission by the Commission cannot be interpreted to imply that States cannot do so.

The above conclusion does not imply that further questions should not be considered with regard to the breach of international obligations on the part of international organizations, whether or not it is advisable to draft additional texts.

But supporting Charlie Hebdo s right to express whatever message it chooses does not necessarily imply support for its portrayals of the Prophet Mohammed or a willingness to participate in their dissemination. Support for the principle does not demand endorsement of the practice.

Our statement does not imply a ban on activities in outer space carried out in accordance with the United Nations Charter and in the interests of maintaining international peace and security.

Measures that some legislators favor, such as transforming coal into liquids, increase secure supplies, but they imply more carbon dioxide emissions than imported oil does. They should be avoided until technologies for clean coal or carbon capture are perfected.

This would imply a massive leap in migration.

A good education doesn't imply a good upbringing.

Free should imply no coercion, intimidation or manipulation.

The competence of the Working Group, therefore, does not imply either any pronouncement concerning the guilt of the individuals deprived of their liberty or the validity of the evidence, and even less replacing the Appellate Court that is handling the case.

It was said that this should be part of a package, but the point is, as the Secretary General has advised us, that the package does not imply that decisions should not be taken by voting if there is no consensus, or should not be taken early.

The fight against corruption mobilizes all of us because we want to do away with evil and injustice. But we should remember that casting the bad into the sea does not imply the sudden appearance on our shores of the good that we need.

The approval of the initial infrastructure costs does not imply endorsement of the proposal to appropriate a portion of up to 6 per cent of each new project budget for field office infrastructure.

It should be emphasized that these results do not imply that 70 of rural women are poor or indigent.

Accordingly, the Panel considers that the fact that paragraph 35 of Governing Council decision 7 specifically refers only to expenses of monitoring of public health and medical screenings does not imply in any way that compensation may not be appropriate for other damage or losses relating to public health.

But that does not necessarily imply constancy. Mario Draghi has been the president of the European Central Bank for barely a year, and the governor of the People s Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, was almost replaced when he reached retirement age in February.

Further, the fact that article 4 is couched in terms of States parties' obligations, rather than inherent rights of individuals, does not imply that they are matters to be left to the internal jurisdiction of States parties, and as such immune from review under article 14.

More fundamentally, behavior is certainly a significant component in determining a species' adaptation, geographic range, and mate recognition system all of which contribute to the maintenance of species boundaries. But this does not imply that modern behavior must have developed in a single species.

Part of the explanation may be that most voters have a poor understanding of how the political system works and how it is tilted in favor of the economic elite. As Gilens and Page emphasize, their evidence does not imply that government policy makes the average citizen worse off.

In the State party's view, the prohibition of arbitrary detention in article 9 does not imply an obligation to serve judicial decisions concerning the committal of an individual to a psychiatric institution automatically on the person concerned.

4. Takes note in particular that, as noted in the preliminary listing of potential reports for 2002 and beyond and reaffirmed by the Chairman of the Unit, the preliminary listing is of a tentative nature and does not necessarily imply that the Unit is committed to taking up these subjects

This is does not to imply that the right to an effective remedy is any less a human right than, for example, the prohibition of torture or the right to due process. It is secondary only in the sense that it requires the initial act or omission to trigger its applicability.