Effective 1 May 2004

Effective 1 May 2004

Effective 16 May 2005

Effective 16 May 2005

While blanket approaches can be effective, for the most marginalized, special intervention may sometimes be needed.

Stronger regional governance structures may be the only effective means of reducing exogenous geopolitical risk.

Electronic tagging of animals permitted to graze may be an effective enforcement tool (Allflex, 2004).

Rate effective until 15 May 1998.

The provisions of this Law may be derogated from or their effect may be varied by agreement, unless that agreement would not be valid or effective under applicable law.

If effective international cooperation mechanisms are properly established, terrorism may be kept at very low levels.

(d) Police protection as may be required to ensure the effective functioning of the special session.

Joint programmes in collaboration with young people may also be an effective way to minimize armed crimes.

Particular attention is being paid to measures that may be effective in preventing initial abuse and dependence.

In such cases, the minimum effective reselling price may be that at which the goods are resupplied

An exchange of analyses and information regarding national experiences may be useful and may indicate ways and means to enhance effective transfer of technology.

To relocate into only two wings of the floor would require renovations, which may not be cost effective.

Establishing a realistic and effective regulatory environment may be an important complement to the promotion of EMS standards.

Resorting to the greater use of modern information networking arrangements may be a more viable cost effective option.

LBI could only be effective only if there is a consensus and, at this moment, some countries may be reluctant at participate.

Compilations of effective practices are used to share measures that have proved effective in implementing treaty provisions in a certain situation and may be applicable in similar settings.

In actual fact, the effective protection for the industry will not be negative but may even reach substantial dimensions.

A set of controls designed to operate in a manual environment may not be effective in an automated environment.

4. Each State Party shall, in particular, ensure that legal corporate persons may be punished in an effective, proportionate and deterrent manner, and that substantial economic penalties may be imposed on them.

This process may be arduous and time consuming, but without it there is no guarantee that the end product will be universal and effective.

Civil and political rights, in combination with economic, social and cultural rights, may be shown to be most effective instruments to remove social exclusion.

Experience in some countries has shown that, for certain purposes, remedies under constitutional or administrative law may be more effective.

Local salary scales approved for Dushanbe effective 1 May 1995.

Acupuncture and Vedic medicine may be effective for some groups of people, but large scale controlled evaluations have not been undertaken.

(b) Where a security right may be made effective against third parties by control, that security right has priority over a security right made effective against third parties by any other method.

Concerned that prompt and effective response measures should be taken to minimize the harm and loss which may result from such incidents,

Lessons learned from recent projects suggest that a small scale community based approach may be one effective way to foster rights protection.

Clearly, here, individual status determination procedures may have no immediate place, and a different approach may be called for if the aim of extending effective protection to all those who need it is to be met.

It may also be appropriate for ISO to review its internal processes to facilitate a wider representation and effective participation of developing countries.

It is true that cartels may sometimes facilitate adjustment, but vigorous competition may sometimes be as or more effective in forcing rationalization of industries, particularly in larger markets. Ibid., pp. 335 336.

Local salary scales approved for Dushanbe effective 1 May 1995. Common staff costs

f Effective 17 May 1997 Zaire was renamed Democratic Republic of the Congo.

to be effective and sustainable.

This may be due to the geographical distance between Arusha and Rwanda, coupled with the failure to establish an effective and proactive outreach programme.

Such approaches may be more effective if implemented in a transparent and accountable manner, for example with regular performance based, publicly available progress reports.

In general, however, a programme for employment expansion may be the most effective way of tackling extreme poverty as a denial of human rights.

(i) Effective advance warning shall be given of any emplacement of a MOTAPM which may affect the civilian population, unless circumstances do not permit.

It may also be appropriate for ISO to review its internal processes to facilitate a wider representation and the effective participation of developing countries.

Although this amount may be used flexibly, the Committee also recommends that the administrative processes for those functions be reviewed so that a more effective use of General Service staff can be made.

If a smaller number than anticipated is received, and if no effective competition can be expected, a procuring entity may be required to withdraw the auction under paragraph 4 (d).

f Effective 17 May 1997, Zaire was renamed the Democratic Republic of the Congo.