If committed during an armed conflict, such acts may constitute war crimes.

These provisions' guarantees are non derogable and therefore constitute minimum standards that may never be suspended.

Relatives may simply constitute themselves as civil parties in the courtroom, as the State party has observed.

Such measures may actually contribute to decreasing demand for CFCs in the market, but, in principle, they may also constitute an incentive to increase illegal imports.

The ACVZ believes that severe abuse may in itself constitute a compelling humanitarian reason to grant an independent residence permit.

Export licences which constitute an exception to this principle may be issued only upon the completion of a ministerial procedure.

5.6 The complainant notes that the authorities of the State party should take into particular consideration how its treatment may affect a child, and also whether treatment which might not constitute inhuman or degrading treatment when inflicted on an adult may nevertheless constitute such treatment when it is inflicted on a child.

It is estimated that minority groups living in Somalia may constitute up to one third of the Somali population, approximately 2 million people.

Dutch citizens who sexually abuse children in other countries where these acts do not constitute an offence may be prosecuted in the Netherlands.

It should be noted that linguistic groups are not mentioned, although they may implicitly be covered to the extent that they constitute ethnic groups.

Although the involvement of transport may constitute part of the facts of a case, it is usually irrelevant in making up the elements of an offence.

(2) An alien may be expelled under section 22 (iv) to (vi) unless the circumstances mentioned in subsection (1) constitute a decisive argument against such expulsion.

Quadrennial reports constitute the only formal monitoring mechanism by means of which the Committee may confirm that an organization is maintaining its original aims and orientation.

The certification report shall constitute

Reaffirming that harmful traditional or customary practices, including female genital mutilation, constitute a serious threat to the health of women and girls, and may have fatal consequences,

These things constitute a balanced meal.

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Discussions in an Internet web forum established by the International Labour Organization will constitute a second mechanism through which feedback from countries and other interested parties may be obtained.

The assets freeze is perhaps the most implemented of the sanctions on a global scale, and it may constitute the most effective mechanism to prevent large scale terrorist operations.

The Working Group therefore considers that, as from 5 December 2002, Mr. Haidera's continued detention without any legal basis, which under international standards a detention order may constitute, is arbitrary.

The data for these organizations may not necessarily suggest that they constitute a benchmark for the procurement profession, in the absence of comparisons with public and private sector procurement organizations.

While it would definitely constitute an interference with the human right to physical integrity, as a proportional measure it would not constitute CIDT.

Under this draft, proposed articles 2 to 4 would constitute the scope of application chapter, and proposed article 1 would constitute the definitions chapter.

Sexual exploitation and sexual abuse constitute serious misconduct.

Well managed forests also constitute net carbon sinks.

It is noted that there is no such reliability requirement for the legal validity of handwritten signatures (or any of the other marks on paper that may constitute a signature at law).

These objectives constitute end states for the planning framework.

These persons shall constitute the bureau of the Committee.

X members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

Such a preliminary order does not constitute an award.

Measures to reduce trade barriers constitute a mutual responsibility.

Women constitute slightly more than half of the workforce.

Civilian casualties now constitute a staggering 90 per cent.

Twelve members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

Six members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

In fact, examples of highly complex R D related work such as chip design were highlighted by some experts to indicate that complexity may no longer constitute a barrier to the internationalization of innovation.

It may be worthwhile to mention here that petroleum products imported for the United Nations, other international bodies, embassies, NGOs and the like are duty free and constitute around one quarter of total imports.

(a) Half the members plus one shall constitute a quorum

Young women constitute 35 per cent of the Bank's clientele.

The meeting would constitute a first step in this direction.

They constitute a necessary middle ground between war and words.

That would constitute a significant fraction of global electricity generation.