(b) Reform laws and practices that are inconsistent with those standards

Conduct inconsistent with this boundary is unlawful .

Wholly inconsistent with San Francisco or New York.

National legislation in the NIS was inconsistent with regard to mercenarism.

These constraints are inconsistent with the right to freedom of movement.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

The Chairman said he was concerned that the Commission might instruct the Secretariat to include a comment that would be inconsistent with its own written records and those of its Working Group.

Though undemarcated, this line is binding upon both Parties Conduct inconsistent with this boundary line is unlawful .

Others suggested that the phrase not inconsistent with international law in connection with the acquisition of nationality could be refined further.

(5) Where the products or services recommended by a securities firm are inconsistent with known situations of a client

Thus, the draft articles did not allow either the acquisition or the granting of citizenship inconsistent with international law.

The Panel does not consider that this finding is inconsistent with any principle or rule of general international law.

Under 8 any existing law or practice, inconsistent with or in derogation of the fundamental rights, shall be void.

Anything that's inconsistent within the concept of your thing.

Administrative processes are difficult and inconsistent, hindering effective action.

Similarly, any inconsistent territory law would also be inoperative.

However, that request was not inconsistent with established practice as numerous resolutions adopted by consensus contained requests to specialized agencies.

It was recalled that the draft article stipulated that the acquisition of nationality must not be inconsistent with international law.

Fourth, in some instances the information contained in the audited accounts was inconsistent with other evidence proffered by the claimants.

It is theoretically possible that the later Commonwealth legislation inconsistent with the Act could be enacted by the Commonwealth Parliament.

Prospective operation of such a treaty is inconsistent with a state of war, as States at war avoid unnecessary intercourse.

The absence of a regional group endorsement would be inconsistent with the logic and spirit behind the principle of regional representation.

As reflected in the Committee's general comment No. 22 (para. 5), policies or practices that have the same intention or effect as direct coercion, such as those restricting access to education, are inconsistent with article 18, paragraph 2.

Insofar as any of these measures are inconsistent with article 9 of the Covenant, Israel derogates from its obligations under that provision.

The Committee is further concerned that such speech is inconsistent with the fundamental principle of racial and ethnic equality underlying the Convention (art.

The Committee is concerned that, as noted by the State party, the Constitution is inconsistent with the non discrimination provision of the Convention.

It has triggered irreconcilable emotions and sensitivities that are inconsistent with the actions of our Governments and threaten the unity of our countries.

The Governor would have to act in accordance with the advice of the Executive Council unless it was considered that the advice was inconsistent with a partnership value.

6. Also notes that the international instrument should be complementary to, and not inconsistent with, the existing commitments of States under relevant international instruments

We reiterate our commitment to refrain from the threat or use of force in any manner inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations.

The Secretary General points out that recommendation 3 is inconsistent with the arrangements established by the General Assembly for administering the multi year accounts.

We reiterate our obligation to refrain from the threat or use of force in any manner inconsistent with the purposes of the United Nations.

6. Deplores any attempt to bypass or undermine multilaterally agreed procedures on the conduct of international trade by taking unilateral actions that are inconsistent with the multilateral trade rules and regulations, including those agreed upon in the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations

The policy measures that are inconsistent with the idea of this implementation will receive a centralized cleanup. They should be corrected and abolished if necessary.

(c) The use of religion or belief for ends inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other relevant instruments of the United Nations

At his interview, the claimant was unable to describe the operations of the business and made several statements that were inconsistent with his claim file.

(c) The use of religion or belief for ends inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other relevant instruments of the United Nations

(c) The use of religion or belief for ends inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other relevant instruments of the United Nations

And so then people get very inconsistent results when they do it this way.

We consider the research into therapeutic cloning to be aimed at protecting human life and therefore not inconsistent with the Declaration that has just been adopted.

He views the denial as inconsistent with the Court's criteria for leave and negating the equal and effective protection against discrimination guaranteed him by article 26.

Such measures were inconsistent with statements made by Russia earlier in the meeting regarding the importance of addressing problems of racism, xenophobia, anti Semitism and intolerance.

Such actions are not only grave violations of international law but are also totally inconsistent with Israel's alleged intentions for unilateral disengagement from the Gaza Strip.

For example, a bilateral treaty establishing a permanent regime could prove more resilient than a multilateral environmental treaty which is inconsistent with the principle of proportionality.