Clarifications of the intended effect of the compromise proposal

There is a need to understand whether or not the measures that are being implemented are having their intended effect.

The resulting effect, whether or not intended, may be to associate such persons or groups with terrorism and thereby stigmatize them.

It was not necessary for the author to have intended to put his threats into effect and kill Ms. Gascon to establish that the offence had been committed.

If so how should we react? Russia s actions have had the reverse effect to what was presumably intended the invasion of Georgia has made a powerful case for further NATO enlargement.

The prohibition of such reservations should be categorical only if the reserving State, by modifying the legal effect of such a provision, intended to introduce a rule that was contrary to jus cogens.

For Uruguay, on the other hand, the act did not have the effect of a donation, but rather involved a commercial transaction, in view of its nature, its context and its intended purpose .

With respect to the latter category, recent practice appears to indicate that, apart from those treaties especially intended to operate in time of war, the outbreak of war has the effect of annulling them.

Education, particularly of women, stands in the way of achieving this goal. But the attack on Malala will, most likely, have an effect that is opposite to that intended by those who carried it out.

Several delegations were opposed to the inclusion of such a provision, pointing out that the intended effect could be achieved by means of an interpretative declaration made by the State at the time of ratification.

In this specific case, enforcing the deportation order rendered the appeal irrelevant by vitiating its intended effect it was inconceivable that, if the appeal went in the complainant's favour, he would be repatriated to France.

The failure to issue a declaration of exceptional risk for the United Nations operation in Afghanistan, despite the recommendation to the General Assembly to that effect, showed that the current regime was not working as intended.

No pun intended.

These investments, enacted through the Canada Education Savings Act, which came into effect on July 1, 2005, are intended to promote access to learning opportunities by encouraging Canadian families to save for their children's post secondary education.

Measures can be grouped according to the intended beneficiaries (i) support measures whose intended beneficiaries are households or consumers (ii) those whose intended beneficiaries are service suppliers and (iii) those intended to benefit society as a whole.

Forced population transfers intended to move persons belonging to minorities away from the territory on which they live, or with that effect, would constitute serious breaches of contemporary international standards, including the Statute of the International Criminal Court.

It is difficult to conceive of a person better placed in Egypt to ensure that the diplomatic guarantees would actually have the intended effect, namely to protect the complainant against treatment in breach of Sweden's obligations under several human rights instruments.

He intended to act accordingly.

I had intended to go there.

She intended to become an actress.

So this is what's driving the effect, or mediating the effect.

This change, together with a clear statement in the commentary as to its intended effect, may make retention of paragraph (6), now in brackets due to lack of time to conclude deliberations on it at the last meeting of the Working Group, no longer necessary.

Tom knew what Mary intended to do.

Substitution effect

Even when developing country governments win the suits (which have proliferated greatly in the last 15 years), the litigation costs are huge. The (intended) effect is to chill governments legitimate efforts to protect and advance citizens interests by imposing regulations, taxation, and other responsibilities on corporations.

Draft article 6 (1)(a) was deleted in favour of the following phrase, (a) the method to effect the issuance and the transfer of that record to an intended holder , and the word consignee in draft article 6 (1)(d) was deleted in favour of holder .

These functions are intended for work with WDDX.

Will this script only affect the intended files?

But it was intended to be quite quiet.

The only exception is intended for Russian citizens.

Subsequently, the delegation of Denmark indicated that it had intended to vote in favour the delegation of Luxembourg indicated that it had intended to abstain.

Cause and effect.

Effect of declaration

The Snowden Effect

The Lucifer Effect

The Obama Effect

The Tsunami Effect

Entry into effect

Subsequently, the delegation of Angola informed the Secretariat that it had intended to vote in favour the delegations of France and Tonga had intended to abstain.

However, such standards can sometimes become over stringent for instance, in some countries, employers may be hindered by unnecessary reporting and excessively detailed rules that do not achieve their intended effect and really serve only to stifle the growth of private businesses and, by association, new job creation.

I was coming to well no pun intended there.

He intended to reexamine the case from the beginning.

There was no malice intended in what she said.

We intended to let you in on the secret.

The word you use depends on your intended meaning.