Kuwait acknowledges that the 35 additional deaths do not represent identifiable individuals.

Saudi Arabia acknowledges that the figure of 1,397 does not represent identifiable individuals.

2. transaction value of the goods not identifiable due to bundle sales or other factors

Nonetheless, such violence had not emerged out of nothing, but had a direct and identifiable origin the stranglehold of Israeli occupation and its cumulative effects.

The information aims to ensure that units of land and areas of land are identifiable.

There has been an identifiable decline in contributions to the trust fund in recent years.

In every case, these are dynamic, living peoples being driven out of existence by identifiable forces.

The concepts used for defining and grouping items in the classification are also different (if identifiable).

In addition, there were products that may have been of particular interest to agricultural statisticians and analysts but were not separately identifiable in the Harmonized System for other reasons.

(iii) China is not in favor of the prohibition on the use of MOTAPM with tilt rods fuzes. Tilt rods are exposed over the earth and easily identifiable. Such MOTAPM will not constitute harm to persons.

In addition, the categories at the detailed level of the UNSPSC for services are often not identifiable in terms of the CPC owing to ambiguity in language or for other reasons.

Protection shall recognize that in practice, elements of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage are not always created within firmly structuredbound identifiable communities that can be treated as legal persons or unified actors.

Such ongoing collaboration would enhance the initiatives already undertaken, provide current experiences for analysis and lay the foundation for identifiable indicators.

As to the charge of illegal possession of weapons, the fingerprints on the arms confiscated at his country cottage are not identifiable, and it is obvious that persons have broken into the cottage, tampering with various objects but not stealing anything.

19. Emphasizes that all publications of the Department of Public Information, in accordance with existing mandates, should fulfil an identifiable need, should not duplicate other publications of the United Nations system and should be produced in a cost effective manner

55. Emphasizes that all publications of the Department of Public Information, in accordance with existing mandates, should fulfil an identifiable need, should not duplicate other publications of the United Nations system and should be produced in a cost effective manner

It implies that whole territories and the populations living there are to be considered hostile. War implies armies and command structures that can be recognized, if not clearly known in any case, war entails a military confrontation with an identifiable adversary .

In the context of these budget proposals, it is proposed that a separately identifiable secretariat of the Board and the Committee with specifically dedicated resources be established.

The Committee recommends acceptance of the P 3 post for the Computer Information Systems Officer in view of the increase in demand this should result in identifiable savings.

However, where the size of an important batch of arms is known and is uniquely identifiable (i.e., through sequential serial numbers), it is possible to check how many have been retrieved.

As these indicators may be present in States not moving towards violence or genocide, the assessment of their significance for the purpose of predicting genocide or violence against identifiable racial, ethnic or religious groups should be supplemented by consideration of the following subset of general indicators

In response to needs identified by families with children and youth with complex needs, ministries work together with regional authorities, boards, contract agencies and communities to provide an easily identifiable, integrated response.

Social condition is defined as inclusion in a socially identifiable group that suffers from social or economic disadvantage on the basis of his or her source of income, occupation or level of education.

The World Bank calculations show that developing countries need an annual investment of about 165 billion through 2030 just to supply electricity to their people. Of this sum, only about half is readily identifiable.

Moreover, officials of armies or armed groups that engage in enlisting children are often known and the theatre of their operations is identifiable, because these are usually well known areas of conflict or tension.

In other words, commercial use of non identifiable information is still allowed without donors explicit consent. That is what worries libertarians and anyone else who is concerned about the expansion of online efforts to gather information about individuals.

Indeed, the thought experiment of turning statistical lives into identifiable lives highlights an important point about policy making much, if not all, of the appeal of efficient resource allocation depends on the anonymity of the victims. Full anonymity explains why efficiency rules say, leaving the most expensive patients untreated when resources are scarce meet with no protest.

4. Any measure taken at sea pursuant to this chapter shall be carried out only by warships or military aircraft, or by other ships or aircraft clearly marked and identifiable as being on government service and authorized to that effect.

(2)Forming a part of the identifiable combination of financial instruments which are managed in a centralized way and for which there are objective evidences proving that the enterprise may manage the combination by way of short term profit making in the near future

(b) The proceeds are held by the assignor for the benefit of the assignee separately and are reasonably identifiable from the assets of the assignor, such as in the case of a separate deposit or securities account containing only proceeds consisting of cash or securities.

Recalling its resolution 39 125 of 14 December 1984, by which it established the United Nations Development Fund for Women as a separate and identifiable entity in autonomous association with the United Nations Development Programme, as well as its resolution 56 130 of 19 December 2001,

Recalling its resolution 39 125 of 14 December 1984, by which it established the United Nations Development Fund for Women as a separate and identifiable entity in autonomous association with the United Nations Development Programme, as well as its resolution 60 137 of 16 December 2005,

There are, of course, specific, identifiable dangers, but what worries us most about terrorism, for example, is its unpredictable nature. What is most disturbing about the economy these days is its volatility in other words, the inability of our institutions to protect us from extreme financial uncertainty.

Recalling its resolution 39 125 of 14 December 1984, by which it established the United Nations Development Fund for Women as a separate and identifiable entity in autonomous association with the United Nations Development Programme, as well as its resolution 56 130 of 19 December 2001,

Recalling its resolution 39 125 of 14 December 1984, in which it established the United Nations Development Fund for Women as a separate and identifiable entity in autonomous association with the United Nations Development Programme, as well as its resolution 56 130 of 19 December 2001,

In fact, the poor die of known and identifiable causes that are largely preventable and treatable at very low cost. There is no excuse for millions of deaths from malaria, AIDS, TB, polio, measles, diarrhea, or respiratory infections, or for so many women and infants to die in or after childbirth.

Noting that reporting methods contained in chapter 4 of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Good Practice Guidance for Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry should ensure that areas of land subject to land use, land use change and forestry activities under Article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4, are identifiable.

Recalling its resolution 39 125 of 14 December 1984, in which it established the United Nations Development Fund for Women as a separate and identifiable entity in autonomous association with the United Nations Development Programme, as well as its resolutions 52 94 of 12 December 1997 and 54 136 of 17 December 1999,

The answer can t be found in the specific policy proposals of Republicans or Democrats, which have evolved so much over the years that they defy meaningful generalization. Nor are there clearly identifiable differences in doctrine that should translate into a reasonable expectation of better economic performance under one party than the other.

But, beyond these mental habits lie more structural reasons for the conservatism of foreign policymakers and diplomats. By emphasizing the relations between states and governments over contacts with the opposition or civil societies (when they exist in an identifiable form), traditional diplomacy has created for itself a handicap that is difficult to overcome.

National inventory systems under Article 5, paragraph 1 shall ensure that areas of land subject to land use, land use change and forestry activities under Article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4, are identifiable, and information about these areas should be provided by each Party included in Annex I in their national inventories in accordance with Article 7.

7. Urges all States to respect the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and national unity of Afghanistan, to refrain from interfering in its internal affairs and to end immediately the supply of arms, ammunition, military equipment, including fuel for military purposes where identifiable, training or any other military support, including the provision of foreign military personnel, to all parties to the conflict

Of this sum, only about half is readily identifiable. On top of this 80 billion gap, developing countries will need another 30 billion per year to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector alone and get on a low carbon development path, and 10 40 billion dollars more per year to adapt to the already inevitable impact of climate change .

In paragraph 89 of the report, UNOPS agreed with the Board's recommendation that it (a) update inventory records for all decentralized offices and reconcile all movements with the appropriate additions and disposals, (b) mark all UNOPS inventory items with a unique, identifiable inventory number or serial number, (c) conduct inventory counts at regular intervals and (d) ensure that valid, accurate and complete opening balances were included in the Atlas system.

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