The Board reiterates its recommendations made in the case of trust funds.

The case for reform has been made.

No progress has been made in the case.

In its observations on the allegations of the source, the Government made the following presentation of the facts of the case.

The Panel examined these claims individually and made eligibility determinations on a case by case basis.

Why can't an equivalent case be made for nature?

Why can't an equivalent case be made for nature?

Some case descriptions made no mention of fines or sanctions.

It was the case that made me famous, Mr. Condomine.

The Secretary General has certainly made a strong case for it.

In our case, tenants made no complaints. Nor did the owners.

Its application varies on a case by case basis in every separate legal system.

Reference was made to the Truman Proclamation in one case considered by the Court, the North Sea Continental Shelf case.

Approximately 48 per cent of UNOPS cash disbursements ( 180 million of 375 million project delivery 2004 most likely case) are made via its imprest accounts.

In the Seromba case, the Prosecution has closed its case after twenty five trial days.

The same argument is made to distinguish the current case from the Committee's decision in the case of B.J. v. Denmark.c

Mention is made here of the specific case of the Federal District.

Each case must be looked at on its merits before a determination can be made as to whether such a case falls within the principles set out by the Privy Council in Pratt and Morgan v. Attorney General.

This would also be the case if Israel unleashed its Air Force against Iran s nuclear installations. Moreover, Nasrallah made it clear that Israel s Dahyia Doctrine of total devastation of Lebanon in case of war would be answered in kind.

Presentations made by the lecturers included case studies or projects conducted in Africa.

The case made against these men is a mockery of all human justice.

The United Nations has to tailor its activities to specific situations on a case by case basis.

In the Government case, involving four accused, the Prosecution has closed its case after 178 trial days.

The Defence commenced its case on 31 January 2005.

Rather, each case must be considered on its merits.

I want to see my client win its case.

And now it itself comes out of its case.

Some of the items required are made in Europe, as is the case for the AS2000 auto injector, made in Italy.

Time limits might be laid down by the Committee (or its Chairman) on a case by case basis.

The judge on the case, Judge Lois Forer thought that this made no sense.

But seriously, this issue on anonymity is I mean, you made the case there.

A similar case could be made on the closely related question of financial reform.

In the case of India, financial contributions were also made by the private sector.

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Nevertheless, a point was also made that treaties usually provided for optional clauses in a general sense rather than on a case by case basis.

Third, such a declaration of non applicability would be made only on a case by case basis and prior to the deployment of an operation.

However, the Working Group had made a useful contribution to the topic and the Commission should conclude its work by drawing some reasonably broad conclusions from the case studies.

Soviet Russia will put all its might behind this case.

He also indicated that if the Mission had not been made aware of such tickets, they might be contested, in which case the United States Mission would offer its support.

In either case, the Competition Board reaches a decision on the basis of an economic case study of the operation, sketching its positive effects and its negative effects.

It's the ultimate distributed foot its whole body in this case is acting like its foot.

However, the defence is now presenting its evidence and will close its case early next year.

NEAFC has shown its commitment to taking the necessary action to protect vulnerable habitats on case by case and scientific bases.

CCAQ was convinced that a case could be made not merely to preserve the margin at its current level but to raise it to better reflect the real costs of expatriation.

Nevertheless, a point was also made that opt out provisions in multilateral treaties were normally applicable in a general way rather than on a case by case basis.