Alternatively, he proposed the wording Where international conventions or the applicable law require .

Alternatively, participants may take a limousine or a public taxi to their hotels.

Countries are requested to report relevant data in accordance with ISIC, Rev.3, or, alternatively, with ISIC, Rev.2.

Alternatively, I could say, Yesterday, I thrived.

Details of the information could also or alternatively be included in procurement regulations, with appropriate further commentary in the Guide to Enactment.

Alternatively, booking can be made using the form published on the UNCCD website or by contacting the Bonn Tourism and Congress Office at

The second defendant was sentenced to 10.5 years imprisonment, 1.5 years of suspended imprisonment, a fine of 20,000 NIS or alternatively 3 months imprisonment.

These indicators should either be deleted or amended to make them more amenable to data collection, or, alternatively, special effort should be put into setting up data collections to provide the information.

Alternatively, paternity leave may be charged to the father's annual leave entitlement.

Alternatively, they could be non intrusive, such as off site air sampling.

4.3 Alternatively, the State party submits that the complainant's claims are unfounded.

Alternatively, this aspect of the communication should also be dismissed as lacking merit.

Alternatively, authorized persons may open tenders on line and publish the relevant information.

Alternatively, the possibility of large fines may exist but the competition agency, or a reviewing court, may have been unwilling to impose them, not understanding the importance of doing so.

(i) Operative paragraph 35 would be deleted or, alternatively, amended by inserting, before the words extend the mandate of the Special Representative , the words exclusively by means of voluntary contributions .

Alternatively, counsel argues that the steps taken to prevent and monitor the guarantees were insufficient.

Treaties compatible with national policy during war are alternatively referred to as non political treaties.

The right for late arrival at or early departure from work (by one hour per day) of the mother or alternatively the father for reasons pertaining to childcare, for 30 months (instead of 24 months), after the confinement leave.

We believe that a clear statement in the commentary is needed reflecting this understanding so as to provide necessary transactional certainty, or alternatively the words explicitly or implicitly should be inserted after the word derogate , if statutory clarification is preferred.

Alternatively, a targeted export ban of natural resources from some neighbouring countries might pose difficult technical challenges.

In particular, neither police nor judicial investigations plausibly showed that the three suspects were armed, had at any point posed a threat to the officers or, alternatively, posed a threat sufficient to justify deadly force.

Alternatively, clear copies of statements printed on one side of the paper should be dropped off at S 1037A.

Even if the RRT had decided against them, they could have either pursued review in the Federal Court and subsequently the High Court, or alternatively applied directly to the High Court in its original constitutional jurisdiction.

Those improvements included possible reconstitution of the Board to include donor representation or, alternatively, replacing the Board with a consultative committee, thereby ensuring that the Institute's primary oversight and fund raising functions would be effectively carried out.

As regards paragraph (1) quater, it was suggested that the provisions could alternatively be included in the article addressing accessibility standards .

Alternatively, low interest rates could push her (or her pension fund) to buy risky long maturity bonds. Given that these bonds are already aggressively priced, such a move might thus set her up for a fall when interest rates eventually rise.

ROE may be framed to limit certain actions alternatively, they may authorise actions to the full extent permissible under domestic and international law.

Alternatively, knowing that they cannot fire permanent workers, firms may remain tiny in order to remain below the authorities radar. Or they may hire informal workers who have no rights, or pay inspectors to look the other way (a related point could be made about workplace safety in Bangladesh s garment factories).

Likewise, fiscal union means giving the European Commission (or, alternatively, a European Treasury) the authority to veto national budgets. It means that some portion of members debts will be mutualized individual governments debts would become Eurobonds, and thus a joint obligation of all members.

(d) In operative paragraph 7, the words Once again urges all States would be replaced by the words Urges again all States parties or, alternatively, the words to comply with their obligation under the Convention on the Rights of the Child. would be deleted

The first defendant received a sentence of 14 years imprisonment, 2 years of suspended imprisonment, a sum of 15,000 NIS as compensation to be paid to each of the ten victims, a fine of 50,000 NIS or alternatively 6 months imprisonment, and confiscation of 200,000 NIS.

Taking into account that the State party itself is responsible for the author's departure, it would be incompatible with the Covenant to require the author to obtain Czech citizenship as a prerequisite for the restitution of his property or, alternatively, for the payment of appropriate compensation .

The author argued that the Treaty should not be interpreted so as to extinguish the rights, or alternatively that the Rice Lake Band (as the Hiawatha First Nation was then called) did not have sufficient knowledge and understanding of the Treaty's terms to bind the Band to it.

One group of Member States, composed largely of developing countries, wanted more weight to be given to the membership factor, or alternatively to the population factor, whereas another group, composed mainly of Member States with high rates of assessment, wanted to keep the greater weight on the contribution factor.

Alternatively, the evidence is not sufficient to establish a real, foreseeable and personal risk of being subjected to torture and the communication should be dismissed for lack of merit.

Alternatively, participants may travel to and from the Congress site by using a wide range of transportation, for example, public buses, boats, trains, taxis, tuk tuks and so on.

Alternatively, consideration could also be given to establishing a war crimes foundation for all United Nations tribunals with a wider mandate encompassing also the Nuremberg Court and other courts.

In some cases, it might be appropriate for the court or treaty body to advise public authorities of the nature of the course to be taken, for example by indicating the specific result required (without establishing the method to employ) or alternatively, where there is only one possible means of obtaining the required result, by describing the action to be taken.

Alternatively, the obligation under draft article 47 bis of the Model Law could be to provide all relevant information to the extent that the solicitation documents have not already done so.

Alternatively, it is possible to forgo an explicit mention of underlying principles and a number of codes are comprised solely of lists of measures directing the activities of the associated members.

Meanwhile, as the crisis has deepened, a new consensus about Europe s monetary union has emerged. The euro, according to this view, was devised in a fit of giddy and irresponsible optimism or, alternatively, panic at the prospect of German hegemony over Europe in the wake of the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Alternatively, using consumption as a measure, the wealthiest 20 of the population of the highest income countries account for 86 of total private consumption expenditures, while the poorest 20 worldwide account for just 1.3 .

It may be committed by a State agent, in which case it may representrepresents a violation of human rights law. Alternatively, it may be committed by a non State agent, in which case there will be no violation of human rights law unless the State, in the circumstances, was required to protect the victim from the act or omission.

But are European countries with lagging productivity willing to accept depopulation? Alternatively, are they willing to face the pain of internal devaluation, a process that failed under the gold standard and is failing under the euro?

Alternatively, as indicated above, payment of the pre dissolution arrears could be sought from the five successor States and the post dissolution balance could be sought from Serbia and Montenegro based on the principle of estoppel.