There were, however, problems in practice.

In practice, however, the problems persisted.

127. In practice, however, difficulties often arise. Two problems in particular are commonly encountered.

2. Introduction to common problems in extradition law and practice and potential solutions.

Problems also exist with respect to the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs.

Although the Egyptian Constitution provides for freedom of religion and equal opportunity, in practice religious minorities face many problems.

It's then pumped with toxic formaldehyde to slow decomposition a practice which causes respiratory problems and cancer in funeral personnel.

82. In practice, it very quickly becomes evident that the subtle distinction between direct and indirect participation poses serious problems.

It also contains examples of good practice and initiatives aimed at solving the educational problems of indigenous peoples in various countries.

Nevertheless, it had decided that the Secretariat should be the focal point for gathering information, ideas and opinions as to the problems that arose in practice and possible solutions to those problems.

There are also problems associated with absence of proper diversion mechanisms, and continuous practice or imposition of corporal punishment both in magistrate courts and in schools.

However, in practice there are problems with a widow's succession to her husband's estate, a problem that is particularly noticeable in the case of a childless widow.

IV. SUMMARY OF THE DISCUSSION 10. The Expert Group surveyed the problems encountered in extradition practice, drawing on a concept paper prepared by the Division.

The Society seeks to bring theory and practice into focus on human problems at the group, community, national and international levels.

With regard to constitutional problems with quotas, she recommended examining the practice of other countries, including some countries in Africa, which had successfully introduced a quota system.

The first two and one half days would be devoted to defining common problems in extradition practice, as well as identifying and recommending ways to improve such practice, while having due regard for the rule of law and the protection of human rights.

13.2.2 In practice

13.2.2 In practice

There's no magic it's practice, practice, practice.

In some rural areas, the practice of purchasing wives and children persists as a means of resolving the problems of finding marriage partners for sons and ensuring family succession.

81. Several of the provisions of the draft articles on nationality raised questions of a legal nature for the Ukrainian delegation and might produce problems if applied in practice.

Treaties incompatible in practice

Refinement in accounting practice

Practice in shanty towns.

There's pleasure in practice

In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.

About 50 participants from 23 countries discussed problems encountered in extradition practice, such as treaty negotiations, provisional arrest procedures, documentation, standards of evidence, double criminality and the rule of specialty.

It was concerned, however, about the problems the Commission might encounter in its consideration and codification of the rule of exhaustion of local remedies, in view of the diversity of national practice in that field.

During the same period, the Security Council continued its recent practice of imposing targeted sanctions measures that help to minimize unintended economic problems for States.

Also, the transfer of GEO spacecraft into disposal orbits at the end of their active life is already customary practice, followed as an intermediate measure to prevent future problems in GEO.

In practice, however, governments often face complications that undermine effective implementation of these measures. If policymakers are not careful, two problems, in particular, can reinforce each other, potentially pushing the economy over the precipice.

In principle, that approach was acceptable, but, in practice, it might give rise to problems relating to the qualification of certain specific situations, which might or might not be covered by the draft articles.

Application of research in practice

The problem emerges in practice.

Application of research in practice

Application of research in practice

Split translations in written practice.

At that session, the Commission also decided that the secretariat should gather information, ideas and opinions as to the problems that arose in practice and possible solutions to those problems, so as to be able to present at a later stage a report to the Commission.

Governments can assist by initiating research on SME needs and best practice to address some of their specific problems, including providing financial support for independent research in the area of SME development.

Such presentations would serve as a stimulus for more substantive and productive discussion on problems faced in extradition practice by States in the various regions and would facilitate the drawing up of recommendations for improvements.

In Saudi Arabia such a representative was only exceptionally appointed or approved and in Haiti, Latvia and Mongolia this practice was never followed. In Haiti this was because of resource problems in Latvia reforms were expected by 1996.

He talked about the formulation of a problem being so incredibly important, and yet in my practice, in the U.S. here, we just give problems to students we don't involve them in the formulation of the problem.

30. Consideration could also be given to the problems that many of the HIPCs may be facing in practice in applying the methodology of debt sustainability analysis, and to their requirements for technical assistance in that respect.

Problems in Schkona?

12. There was a general discussion which provided an overview of various problems in extradition practice, divided into general categories of issues administrative, legal and technical, as well as policy and political concerns.