Similarly, it might be better suited to the situation of some treaty bodies than others, and might not be applied in all cases.

As to how Governments might be encouraged to cooperate by extending invitations, perhaps some degree of peer pressure might be applied, or more space might be devoted to the issue in her reports.

Table 3 defines these functions more fully and provides examples of how each might be applied.

That will continue to be the litmus test applied to any proposal, no matter how well intentioned it might be.

It was indicated that research conducted in Thailand pointed to processes that might be applied in developing countries.

The concern was expressed that, while the language contained in paragraph (8) might be adequate in respect of assignments by way of security, it might be somewhat restrictive when applied to outright assignments.

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It might be argued that the prevention of explosions in space can be applied to avoid a significant growth of the population gt 1 cm with time.

Another question is whether article VII(1), which applies to the enforcement of arbitral awards, might also be applied in relation to arbitration agreements.

But we do not accept that the Societies Ordinance could be applied in a way that might contravene the freedoms guaranteed in article 22.

The importance of taking prompt and effective response measures also applied to States that had been, or might be, affected by the transboundary damage.

It is important to note that precisely how new flexibilities challenge more standardized practices is dependent upon the national contexts in which they might be applied.

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The following procedure could be applied

The Sub Commission should also seek input from other United Nations development based bodies on topics where the Sub Commission's expertise and modalities might be usefully applied.

To be meaningful, they must be respected and applied.

(d) The distinction that might be drawn as to whether directions by the Chairman applied to administrative priorities and conduct or to the technical responsibilities of the secretariat.

When applied, they should be smartly targeted.

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Several measures might be envisaged to implement more transparent policies with regard to total fees and transfer conditions including, inter alia, all applied fees, exchange rates and delivery times.

Some of the initiatives and programmes elaborated by UNHCR for refugees particularly programmes of repatriation, reintegration, rehabilitation and reconstruction might therefore also be applied to situations of internal displacement.

The aforementioned practices will continue to be applied.

Certain flexibility provisions may be applied to expenditure.

Commitments shall be applied to multi year programmes.

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To be meaningful, the NPT must be applied in its entirety.

In addition to dealing with matters such as purpose, application and criteria, the principles might specify that they should be applied by all bodies in the United Nations system, including the International Telecommunication Union, and they might set out provisions for dispute settlement.

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It might be political or it might be a sensational scandal.

Furthermore, national treatment should be applied in transit services.

That measure should also be applied to bilateral debt.

These provisions can be applied only to natural persons.

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The derogation clause cannot, in these conditions be applied.

(a) Measures to be applied in an integrated manner

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It also agreed that a possible solution might be to adopt a simpler formulation, stating that the articles applied to armed conflicts, whether or not there had been a declaration of war.

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