VII. INCIDENTAL ISSUES

Make sorrow incidental

A. Reduction in the incidental catch of seabirds

The same applies to vehicles. Incidental entry permits are granted to visitors assigned to accomplish incidental tasks in restricted areas within the airport.

For example, concerns by importers about impurities in cocoa butter or liquor from origin countries deter such exports.

The cost is incidental but the gesture is huge.

Incidental to these objectives and programmes, the Department administers the following institutions

And the carrying charges? Naturally there will be a few incidental expenses.

All right, this man is married to you, but that's purely incidental.

As such, the incidental cost of MSA takes into account some elements that are not part of the incidental portion of DSA, which is a strict percentage calculation (15 per cent).

FDA also said that imports would be banned until Huahai Pharmaceutical found out how the impurities were produced and improved its quality control system.

In turn, the plaintiff brought an incidental warranty action in appeal against the respondent.

The incidental loss of life or injury and collateral damage must be carefully considered.

UNDCP assists Member States by coordinating and conducting applied scientific research into the comparative analysis of impurities in seized material, as well as by providing fellowships.

Temporary entry permits are granted to incidental users assigned tasks in restricted areas within the airport.

The civil remedies also provide for incidental orders about shared possessions, visiting rights and financial support.

Coal mines often require large quantities of water to remove impurities from the coal in coal washing operations similarly, geothermal plants can require water to extract the energy available in dry rocks.

The entry of persons and vehicles to restricted areas requires an entry permit, which may be permanent, temporary or incidental.

193. CPPS has stated that it had no detailed information concerning by catch and discards and the incidental catch of seabirds.

N. Nettleship. Incidental catch of marine birds and mammals in fishing nets off Newfoundland, Canada. Marine Pollution Bulletin. 18 344 349, 1987.

One approach to this issue is to consider whether the savings to creditors collectively would outweigh the incidental detriment to individual creditors.

Yet the reality was that children were no longer incidental victims but the targets of conscious and deliberate decisions made by adults.

85. Too often, the majority of those living in the developing world appear to be incidental to development rather than its focus.

Incidental injuries, such as civilians suffer, are not violations of the international rules of war unless the attackers used indiscriminate or disproportionate force.

Provision is made for a daily allowance for incidental personal expenses to 1,037 contingent personnel at the rate of 1.28 per person day.

Manaus waiting for the Amazon to be incorporated into Brazil not as an incidental part but as an agent of our economic process.

The woman was dressed in purple and scarlet, and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls, having in her hand a golden cup full of abominations and the impurities of the sexual immorality of the earth.

The woman was dressed in purple and scarlet, and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls, having in her hand a golden cup full of abominations and the impurities of the sexual immorality of the earth.

(d) Estimated incidental services, such as transfer case calculations, small work projects and brief meetings and exchanges with the Investments Committee and external auditors.

An attack that causes excessive incidental casualties or damage in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated would be disproportionate and prohibited.

Provision is made for a daily allowance for incidental personal expenses to 1,230 contingent personnel at the rate of 1.28 per person per day.

As a result, CCAMLR had adopted conservation measures, such as season limitations and night line settings, in the hope of reducing incidental seabird mortality.

In the field of health and medicine, the Committee noted that a filter made of nanoaluminium oxide fibres could be used to remove impurities from drinking water in areas on Earth where water was scarce and potentially contaminated.

The fact that the bat uses echoes in pitch darkness to input the current variables to its model, while the swallow uses light, is incidental.

That definition excludes from the ambit of proscribed acts those resulting in pain or suffering arising only from, inherent in or incidental to lawful sanctions .

Provision of 86,900 is made for daily incidental personal expenses for 186 contingent personnel at a rate of 1.28 per day for 67,890 person days

A daily allowance for incidental expenses is paid to all military personnel at a rate of 1.28 per person per day, payable in local currency.

VI. Efforts undertaken in FAO concerning incidental catch of seabirds in longline fisheries conservation and effective management of shark populations and management of fishing capacity

205. Japan indicated that, in March 1998, in cooperation with FAO, it had hosted an international conference on the reduction of incidental catch of seabirds.

192. OLDEPESCA has advised that it had no information relating to fisheries by catch, discards or the incidental capture of seabirds within its area of competence.

Expressing concern also at the reports of continued loss of seabirds, particularly albatrosses, as a result of incidental mortality from longline fishing operations, and the loss of other marine species, including sharks and fin fish species, as a result of incidental mortality, and noting the recent initiative to develop a convention for the protection of southern hemisphere albatrosses and petrels,

Expressing concern, while recognizing considerable efforts to reduce by catch in longline fishing through various regional fisheries management organizations, at the reports of continued loss of seabirds, particularly albatrosses, as a result of incidental mortality from longline fishing operations, and the loss of other marine species, including sharks, fin fish species and marine turtles, as a result of incidental mortality,

188. NAFO indicated that the regulatory measures on by catch and discards as well as, on incidental catches were strongly engraved in NAFO s Conservation and Enforcement Measures (incidental catch limits, by catch recording, minimum fish size and minimum mesh size) and that there were several important provisions that constituted a legal basis and guidelines for NAFO inspectors and observers to enforce those provisions.

A.7.2 In terms of workload, the institution of new proceedings (including incidental proceedings) in a given year usually requires the deployment of resources over several years.

The full cost of travel, including the cost of transportation, subsistence allowances and other incidental expenses if travel started prior to the end of the calendar year.