Section 8(2) provides for penalties, on conviction for an offence against subsection (1)

Subsection (2) of the section provides that no judge shall hear an appeal from, or review, any judgement, sentence or order passed by himself.

(2) An alien may be expelled under section 22 (iv) to (vi) unless the circumstances mentioned in subsection (1) constitute a decisive argument against such expulsion.

General introductory remarks in the Guide to Enactment on the use of electronic communications in procurement (A CN.9 WG.I WP.38, Chapter II, section B, subsection 2 (b))

It must be confirmed that the Dutch parent lives with the foreign mother and has cared for the child for three years (Netherlands Nationality Act, section 6, subsection 1, opening words and at c).

After paragraph 20, insert a new subsection C, reading

And as a body of knowledge builds up, it will form one subsection, or one sub subsection of an assessment like the IPCC, although we have others.

And as a body of knowledge builds up, it will form one subsection, or one sub subsection of an assessment like the IPCC, although we have others.

1.4 Provisions for the Office of the Ombudsman are reflected under subsection D.

1.2 The requirements directly attributable to the Secretary General are set out in subsection B.

In the determination of the maximum numbers of reindeer, the principle enshrined in section 21, subsection 2, is applied according to which the number of reindeer in the herds on the lands administered by the Committee may not exceed the sustainable productive capacity of the winter pastures.

Of particular concern are the measures in paragraph 20 that would require the punishment of unauthorized possession and use of MOTAPM (subsection d) and greater cooperation among States on the use of MOTAPM by those not acting under the authority of the State (subsection e).

s8(2) A person who acquires a nuclear explosive device is guilty of an offence against this subsection.

28G.10 Activities under this subsection are under the responsibility of the Director of the Division of Administrative Services.

The information provided in this subsection of the report was obtained from material provided by Member States and in United Nations press releases.

The Department comprises the Protection Operations Support Section, Protection Policy and Legal Advice Section, Protection Capacity Section, Resettlement Section and Protection Information Section.

(ix) An increase of 2,000 under subprogramme 9 for non posts arising essentially from redeployment of non post resources from subsection D, Programme support

(v) An increase of 195,000 under subprogramme 5 for non post resources arising essentially from redeployment of non post resources from subsection D, Programme support

s16. The penalty on conviction of an offence against subsection 8(1) or (2) or section 9, 10, 11, 12 or 13 is (a) if the offender is a natural person a fine not exceeding 100,000 or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 20 years, or both or (b) if the offender is a body corporate a fine not exceeding 500,000.

Chief of Section, General Legal Services Section

Recalling its resolutions 55 224, section V, 57 286, section V, and 59 269, section VI,

See section 49a of the Aliens Act Section 49a.

An amount of 81,500 of the increases relating to overtime, supplies and materials and office automation equipment relates to the redeployment of resources from subsection D, Programme support.

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An amount of 101,300 of the increase relating to overtime, supplies and materials and office automation equipment requirements relates to the redeployment of resources from subsection D, Programme support.

An amount of 97,100 of the increases relating to overtime, supplies and materials and office automation equipment requirements relates to the redeployment of resources from subsection D, Programme support.

An amount of 198,500 of the increases relating to overtime, supplies and materials and office automation equipment requirements relates to the redeployment of resources from subsection D, Programme support.

An amount of 90,700 of the increases relating to overtime, supplies and materials and office automation equipment requirements relates to the redeployment of resource from subsection D, Programme support.

Recalling section I.E, paragraph 1, of its resolution 44 198, section VI of its resolution 51 216, section I.C of its resolution 55 223, section II.A, paragraph 7, of its resolution 57 285, section I.C of its resolution 59 268 and section XVII of its resolution 60 248,

The Act includes provisions to increase equal access in employment (section 8), access to government goods, services (section 5) and facilities (section 4) as well as to modes of communication including the Internet (section 6) and publications (section 7).

Moreover, in accordance with the provisions of article 20, subsection VI, second paragraph, subsection VII and the last paragraph of article 36 of the Customs Act, articles 14, 15 and 32 of the Regulation of the Customs Act and rules 2.4.5, sea carriers involved in imports or exports must transmit electronically to the customs authorities and to the proprietors of the customs houses, information on the goods listed on the waybill.

(ii) An increase of 101,400 under subprogramme 2, arising from the redeployment of non post resources from subsection D, Programme support, and in response to General Assembly resolution 59 168

The increase reflects redeployment of resources for overtime, supplies and materials and office automation equipment heretofore reflected under subsection D, Programme support, to better account for requirements of the Office.

Recalling its resolutions 57 286, section I, and 59 269, section I,

Recalling its resolutions 57 286, section II, and 59 269, section II,

Section 26 of the Aliens Act then in force read Section 26.

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