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We must conform to the rules.

As a result, affected companies will have to conform to all the regulations of the Pay Equity Act.

Several members potentially serving as exporters have recently amended their domestic legislation to conform to the August 2003 decision.

And most surely you conform (yourself) to sublime morality.

And most surely you conform (yourself) to sublime morality.

Such assistance must continue and conform to specific rules.

But their hearts are puzzled because of this and they have deeds that do not conform to this, which they continue to perpetrate.

But their hearts are puzzled because of this and they have deeds that do not conform to this, which they continue to perpetrate.

Ms. Astanah Banu (Malaysia) said that the Special Rapporteurs were appointed to carry out a specific mandate and that their reports should conform fully conform to the functions entrusted to them.

He asked, what do women need to do to conform to female norms?

Man No, they just had to conform to the movement of the bridge.

This finds expression in resisting the pressure to conform to a changing society.

1. A submission shall conform to the requirements established by the Commission.

The publication of the Repertory did not necessarily conform to that goal.

Article 6 Food shall be nontoxic and harmless, conform to proper nutritive requirements and have appropriate sensory properties such as colour, fragrance and taste.

Seventy three Member States have provided information on their local market regulations and 89 States have reported that they have reviewed their import export procedures to ensure that they conform to Security Council requirements.

Transaction value of imported goods shall conform to the following terms and conditions

Afghanistan continues to be burdened by detention facilities that do not conform to recognized international standards.

(12) other foods that do not conform to the standards and requirements for food hygiene.

His delegation considered that the publication of the Repertory did not necessarily conform to that goal.

The information on military expenditures received has been computerized, with minor adjustments, to conform to standard statistical practices.

All national policies involving asylum, extradition, removal and forcible transfers must conform to international, regional and national law.

United Nations peacemaking operations must conform to the principles and objectives of the Charter of the United Nations.

It rejects the notion that there is a single civilizational ideal to which all countries should conform. Different world regions have different histories, which have given their peoples different ideas about how to live, govern themselves, and earn a living.

(9) Any water used must conform to the national hygiene standards for drinking water in urban and rural areas

Xi Jinping emphasized that political parties should conform to contemporary development trends, grasp the general trend of human progress,

We remain convinced that the IAEA's activities must conform to its statutory responsibilities, its legal authority and international law.

Although it does not fully conform to its original intent, the declaration testifies to the prevailing mood in favour of supporting the Goals and tasks that have been identified as key and imperative issues.

Article 11 The production, marketing and use of food additives must conform to the hygiene standards for use of food additives and the hygiene control regulations the food additives that do not conform to the hygiene standards and the hygiene control regulations may not be marketed and used.

Her delegation considered that countermeasures must conform strictly to the requirements laid down in the Charter of the United Nations.

Article 12 Containers, packagings, utensils and equipment used for food must conform to the hygiene standards and the hygiene control regulations.

However, the Committee is concerned that all domestic legislation does not fully conform to the principles and provisions of the Convention.

According to article 7 of the Extradition Act and to bilateral extradition treaties China has signed, extraditable offences must conform to the following criteria.

On the 29th, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying said that the situation stated in the report did not conform to the facts.

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(a) In the second sentence, after international disarmament agenda , delete in order to make them conform to the new international political and security environment

The establishment of a business must conform to planning regulations (zoning plan and urban renewal plan) and to bye laws concerning the residential environment.

The Committee requests the State party to consider the possibility of modifying these provisions in order to conform to article 5 (d) (iii) of the Convention.

That would conform to the principles set forth by the Government of the United Kingdom in the paper titled Partnership for Progress and Prosperity .

3. The World Tourism Organization agrees to conform, as far as may be practicable and appropriate, to standard practices and forms recommended by the United Nations.

All political parties must conform to the trend of the times and closely integrate their own development with the development of the country, the nation

Given the diversity of living conditions of indigenous peoples throughout the world, indigenous education cannot conform to a single model teaching methods must be adapted to actual situations.

(c) Strengthen the legal safeguards for asylum seekers to ensure that all asylum procedures conform to article 3 of the Convention and other international obligations in this field

Penalties for convicted terrorists shall conform with all international and national rules, especially those relating to the death penalty and life sentences without possibility of parole.