There is, in any case, no generally accepted opinion.

The generally accepted concept of place of business should be used.

Competition in that arena had adhered to generally accepted international electoral standards.

All parties have generally accepted relevant proposals in the Coordinator's Paper of March 2005.

All parties have generally accepted relevant proposals in the Coordinator's Paper of March 2005.

Technical competency in understanding financial statements and reporting, generally accepted accounting principles, audit and investigation

This principle is accepted generally both in the doctrine and in the practice of States.

These checkups are voluntary and are generally accepted because prostitutes can see why they are necessary.

It is generally accepted that a person cannot be successful in life without a lot of hard work.

There had been no argument about the word recommendations it was generally accepted for the sake of consensus.

Although such numbers may not be precise they are generally accepted to be in the correct order of magnitude.

It is generally accepted that treaties which are incompatible with armed conflict are suspended during the period of incompatibility.

Considering that the jurisdictional immunities of States and their property are generally accepted as a principle of customary international law,

It is generally accepted that the board has responsibility for reporting on the financial and operating results of the corporation.

The first of the above steps is generally accepted to have the most significant influence on expected return and risk.

The generally accepted view is that belligerents do not consider UNMOs to be a threat because of their unarmed status.

One of the challenges many States face in addressing identity theft is that personal information generally does not fit the definition of property .

Some delegations expressed concern as to the definition of refugee which, according to paragraph (8) of the commentary, was not limited to the definition in the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees6 and its 1967 Protocol.7 It was noted that it was difficult to accept any definition of refugee which deviated from the universally accepted definition.

accepted the European Communities' explanation of what amounts to its sui generis domestic constitutional arrangements that Community laws are generally not executed

The wording retained by the Chairperson, namely that the transfer must be in accordance with the State's international obligations, was generally accepted.

Prior to the introduction of rapid replenishment mechanisms, it was generally accepted that SDS could be partially redeployed only once a year.

Nor were there generally accepted criteria that the Security Council could use to determine situations of exceptional risk to which the Convention would apply.

The Secretary General had also expressed reservations about such a requirement on account of the lack of generally accepted criteria for such a declaration.

Thus, while the principle of equitable geographical distribution is universally accepted, it is generally applied to less than 20 per cent of occupied posts.

This definition generally excludes operational effectiveness and lethality but may include certain performance characteristics if these aspects are deemed to be part of the item design function.

There is nothing in this definition that restricts surveillance to communicable diseases, yet in practice this has generally been the case. The reasons are not hard to find.

The term peacebuilding was unsatisfactory there was no widely accepted definition of the term in political doctrine, the legal corpus of international law or any national legislation.

A universally accepted definition of terrorism was needed so that the international community could take concrete and well defined measures against those who were identified as terrorists.

For hundreds of years, the prevailing orthodoxy, the accepted truth, was that God the Father, the Creator, is unchanging and therefore by definition cannot feel pain or sadness.

In most circumstances, the financial reporting standards required for corporate reporting are contained in the generally accepted accounting principles recognized in the country where the entity is domiciled.

The Parties shall, individually and, where appropriate, jointly, protect and preserve the aquatic environment of the Incomati and Maputo watercourses, taking into account generally accepted international rules and standards.

Major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diner's Card) and travellers' cheques in major foreign currencies are generally accepted in leading hotels, restaurants, department stores and several large stores.

12.2 The audit shall be conducted in conformity with generally accepted common auditing standards and in accordance with the additional terms of reference set out in the annex to these Regulations.

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Because marijuana is a Schedule I substance (meaning that by definition it has no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse ), there are significant hurdles to getting the door unlocked.

The practical implementation of that initiative would require us to ignore the generally accepted standards relating to the interception of vessels and to the legal regimes that apply in various maritime areas.

On the contrary, it entailed the examination of the conflicting evidence of State practice and an endeavour to deduce what principles governing treaty relationships during exceptional circumstances were generally accepted by States.

Despite these advances, however, the underlying materialistic assumptions driving poverty eradication efforts remain virtually unchallenged it is generally accepted that an increase in material resources will eradicate this condition from human life.

The United Nations would need to invest substantial human, material and financial resources, as well as time, in creating the essential support facilities and services while also meeting generally accepted standards of accountability.

Definition

It was noted that a clear, universally accepted definition of terrorism would be useful in efforts to combat terrorism, as would international agreement on the draft comprehensive convention against terrorism that was currently under consideration.

The Registry evaluated the above quotations, taking into account technical ability to perform the audit in accordance with generally accepted common auditing standard, the interest of the Tribunal and the best value for money.

Ida Elisabeth Koch, arguing on the indivisibility of human rights, notes It has for several years been a generally accepted view that economic, social and cultural rights are fundamentally different from civil and political rights.

A specialized committee and an inter agency body (COPUOS and IADC) have already started setting voluntary guidelines for all space faring powers hoping to have clear, generally accepted and implemented international guidelines for space operations.

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.