For the outbreak of hostilities read incidents of hostile acts

It had been closed since the outbreak of hostilities in Kivu.

4. The outbreak of renewed hostilities in January 1998 was the catalyst for the crisis.

I., Tribunal civil de Marseilles (26 October 1943) reported in Gazette du Palais, Provincial Supplement 169, November 1943 ( noting that although the outbreak of hostilities often terminates treaties, those treaties remain in force which relate to the enjoyment of private rights existing before the outbreak of hostilities.

However, owing to the outbreak of hostilities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, their visit had to be cancelled.

(2) Different considerations appeared to the Commission to apply to the case of an outbreak of hostilities between parties to a treaty.

With regard to the proposed definition of armed conflict , he pointed out that the Vienna Conventions referred to the outbreak of hostilities .

One could say that for Austria as a permanently neutral State the outbreak of hostilities as a rule had no effect on treaties.

6. Encourages the promotion of unilateral, bilateral and regional confidence building measures to avoid conflict and prevent the unintended and accidental outbreak of hostilities

It also recognized that questions may arise as to the legal consequences of an outbreak of hostilities with respect to obligations arising from treaties.

At the outbreak of hostilities, a population of 7,700,000 was living in a tiny area of 26,338 km2 a population density of 300 per km2.

Liberia had every confidence that UNHCR would resume its repatriation programme, which had had to be discontinued following the outbreak of hostilities in April.

In any case, the subject of the effect of the outbreak of hostilities between States is expressly excluded from the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (see art.

It recognized that the state of facts resulting from an outbreak of hostilities may have the practical effect of preventing the application of the treaty in the circumstances prevailing.

The legal effect of the outbreak of hostilities between parties to a treaty is still uncertain, and the only comprehensive treatment of the subject is now out of date.

The reasons given by the Commission for leaving aside the topic of the effect of the outbreak of hostilities are unrelated to any thesis of the extralegal character of the subject.

There is a significant analogy with the question of the effect of an outbreak of hostilities upon a clause providing for arbitration under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce.

(m) Germany made a general statement following the Second World War to the effect that it considered treaties signed before the outbreak of hostilities as suspended between the belligerents

7. Encourages the promotion of bilateral and regional confidence building measures, with the consent and participation of the parties concerned, to avoid conflict and prevent the unintended and accidental outbreak of hostilities

7. Encourages the promotion of bilateral and regional confidence building measures, with the consent and participation of the parties concerned, to avoid conflict and prevent the unintended and accidental outbreak of hostilities

In 1963 and again in 1966 the Commission appeared to adopt the position that the question of the effect of the outbreak of hostilities upon treaties was not properly a part of the law of treaties.

The normalization of diplomatic relations between the two countries began with the reopening in Kinshasa of the Ugandan embassy, which had been closed at the outbreak of hostilities in which Uganda had played an active role.

Of course, many of the concepts employed in that inquiry are directly analogous and, provisionally at least, authoritative as to the consequences which may be expected from the outbreak of major hostilities no longer termed war ).

The Vienna Conventions do not otherwise purport to regulate the consequences of an outbreak of hostilities nor do they contain any general reservation with regard to the effect of that event on the application of their provisions.

Because the Islamic Republic of Iran's application to the Court relied on the compromissory clause included in the Treaty, it argued extensively that the Treaty was still in force notwithstanding the outbreak of hostilities in 1979.

Measles outbreak.

213. Meningitis outbreak.

Acts of war hostilities

Domestic hostilities

9. A major constraint encountered by the United Nations is the difficult environment that persists in the country. Prior to the outbreak of the hostilities, the Government had undertaken a major transformation in its policies in the political and economic fields.

Kyrgystan highly valued the work of UNHCR in providing assistance to the 15,000 refugees present in the country, who had basically come from Tajikistan, and to monitor the situation in order to prevent the outbreak of hostilities among the different ethnic groups.

4) Multilateral Conventions of the law making' type relating to health, drugs, protection of industrial property, etc., are not annulled on the outbreak of war but are either suspended, and revived on the termination of hostilities, or receive even in wartime a partial application.

Eliminating the risks of an accidental outbreak of war

Prior to Commencement of Active Hostilities

After the Cessation of Active Hostilities

During Active Hostilities

ARMED CONFLICTS HOSTILITIES

And eventually Snow made a map of the outbreak.

(a) Preventing the outbreak of international and domestic conflicts

50 (1948) Cessation of hostilities in Palestine

65. Recruitment and participation of children in hostilities.

77. Recruitment and participation of children in hostilities.

Strengthen global disease outbreak surveillance and response capacity by increasing resources for the World Health Organization Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network

(b) Reduce hotbeds of tension and prevent the outbreak of armed conflict

There were in existence at the outbreak of the first World War a number of treaties (to which one or more neutral States were parties) the object of which was to regulate the conduct of hostilities, e.g., the Declaration of Paris of 1856, and certain of the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907.