No differentiation between us and them should be tolerated.

Except for a very few municipal initiatives on differentiation, there is no provision for specific assistance for victims of this crime.

Consideration of whether there has been a differentiation between Christians and other groups, and whether such differentiation is based on objective and reasonable criteria, would be part of the merits consideration.

It is the basis of our real differentiation, one individual from another.

Firstly, our long tradition which requires strickt differentiation of tasks in the family.

Any differentiation between Christians and other groups is based on objective and reasonable criteria.

4. we have the capabilities needed to bring strong customer facing differentiation to the marketplace.

They found that there was no genetic differentiation between any of the world's oceans of basking sharks.

However, two or more images acquired at different times during the growing season may allow differentiation of crop cover.

Law 3029 2002 modernized the pensions system and abolished all existing differentiation on the basis of gender in old age protection.

Law 3029 2002 modernized old age pension schemes and abolished any existing gender based differentiation in old age social protection. In particular

Privatizations had been the main engine behind the FDI flows, though the dependence upon too few investing countries had not permitted proper differentiation.

And in fact they result in a wonderful differentiation in humankind, in the way that, in fact, no two of us are quite alike.

Under the Convention, differential treatment based on citizenship or immigration status will constitute discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged in the light of the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of this aim. Differentiation within the scope of article 1, paragraph 4, of the Convention relating to special measures is not considered discriminatory

Convinced that any doctrine of superiority based on racial differentiation is scientifically false, morally condemnable, socially unjust and dangerous, and that there is no justification for racial discrimination, in theory or in practice, anywhere,

Convinced that any doctrine of superiority based on racial differentiation is scientifically false, morally condemnable, socially unjust and dangerous, and that there is no justification for racial discrimination, in theory or in practice, anywhere,

Therefore, if adequate protection and enforcement of IPRs is genuinely intended to enhance development, differentiation in terms of the level of economic development is needed.

The low participation of women in employment is related both to restricted opportunities of part time employment and to conditions of small differentiation in salary levels.

Furthermore, taking cognizance of the needs of different regions, the MTPF for 2006 2009 provides for a greater regional differentiation in the provision of its services, as discussed in greater detail in a separate conference room paper (GC.11 CRP.3).

This is actually a period of dramatic change in which it doesn't take learning, per se, to drive the initial differentiation of the machinery of the brain.

Investigations on animals and plants exhibited the effects of microgravity and radiation on growth patterns, genetic material, bone development, cell differentiation and reproduction, and the effectiveness of antibiotics.

(d) There is a clear differentiation between mobility within duty stations and mobility across duty stations and that the latter is a more important factor in career development

The use of radar images of multiple wavelengths from multiple space platforms (e.g. ERS Radarsat, JERS 1, Shuttle Imaging Radar Seasat) can therefore provide more information and allow for better differentiation in certain land cover and forestry studies.

The Committee recalls that under the Convention, differential treatment based on citizenship constitutes discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of this aim.

It is recommended that countries, which have not yet done so, make national customs codes more detailed by adding digits to the HS codes to ensure differentiation of all ODS for the generation of detailed and reliable statistics.

The necessary differentiation between unilateral acts of a legal character and unilateral acts which do not produce legal effects is undoubtedly one of the more complex aspects of the topic.

A differentiation which is compatible with the provisions of the Covenant and is based on objective and reasonable grounds does not amount to prohibited discrimination within the meaning of article 26.

The entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol, and the fact that not all Parties to the Convention are also Parties to the Protocol, necessitate some differentiation in the contribution regime.

For example, studies of Caenorhabditis elegans, a tiny roundworm, have provided a wealth of information on cellular differentiation, neural networks, meiosis, and programmed cell death. Studies of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, have significantly advanced our understanding of the mechanisms underlying Mendelian genetics.

One of the measures taken to implement Section 16A of the Defence Service Law Consolidated Version involves a comprehensive review of all issued military orders, exploring the differentiation between men and women.

While conceding that prisoners are not entitled to absolutely equal remuneration, he submits that any differentiation must be justified by reasonable and objective criteria and must be proportionate in the individual circumstances.

A memorandum of understanding between NASA and the NSF has committed those two agencies to collaborative research in environmental signal transduction and cell differentiation in plants in response to environmental stimulation, especially gravity.

What remained was the need for cooperation among all the stakeholders in the international commodity markets, which varied enormously in terms of their economic, social and political problems, as well as in other ways, and must therefore be treated with the necessary degree of differentiation.

The Committee considers that the authors have sufficiently demonstrated, for purposes of admissibility, that the exemption arrangements applicable to the CKREE subject may differentiate between non Christian parents and Christian parents and that such differentiation may amount to discrimination within the meaning of article 26.

Referring to the five proposals made by the LDCs in the DWP concerning SDT, he noted that these proposals had been resisted by the countries that promoted further differentiation of developing countries as a panacea.

The introduction of a competitive environment for access to the factors of production increases social differentiation in the countryside and polarizes agriculture into two types competitive modern faming systems oriented solely towards the market, and family subsistence farming, which embraces most of the workers on the land.

This is a marvelously constructed thing that results in individual form because each one of us has vastly different histories, and vastly different experiences, that drive in to us this marvelous differentiation of self, of personhood.

He recognized the historically critical role of UNCTAD in supporting disadvantaged countries of all types and urged the secretariat to pursue its efforts in favour of a better differentiation in the special attention given to geographically handicapped nations.

However, we expect appropriate security arrangements to be determined on the basis of some principles of differentiation and stringent security arrangements not to unduly limit the engagement of the United Nations staff in dealing with problems on the ground.

A differentiation strategy alone is far from sufficient. Only developers that truly place shoppers in their hearts, empathize with shoppers, and offer shoppers an ultimate yet simple shopping experience will be able to stand tall in a market when assailed by intense competition.

Iraq states that t here is no spatial differentiation across the areas of land it is unlikely that (i) the provision of all services would be equal and homogeneous across all areas, and (ii) that all services would be equally damaged across all areas .

This type of differentiation does not need further separate treatment since it already forms the gist of the study on the Function and scope of the lex specialis rule and the question of self contained regimes' that was exhaustively debated in the Study Group last year.

Over the last 22 years, that binary distinction has looked increasingly obsolete, as the larger developing countries, such as China and Brazil, have emerged as economic superpowers and major greenhouse gas emitters. For this reason, the developed world has long wanted to replace the firewall between the two historic groupings with a form of differentiation that better reflects the contemporary world.

It recommends that the State party review its policies, taking into consideration the fact that, under the Convention, differential treatment based on citizenship or immigration status would constitute discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation, judged in the light of the objectives and purposes of the Convention, are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of that aim.

In addition, colour composites of radar images of the same area taken at three different times can allow some differentiation of tree species and thereby avoid the difficulties of interpretation of tones and textures on a single image which may be due principally to variations in topography and not of tree species.