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However, it is de facto superseded by Dheere's authoritarian leadership style.

In addition, consultant performance is evaluated in accordance with UNU ADM 2004 01, which superseded administrative instruction ST AI 1999 7.

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7. The working group was of the opinion that, with the inclusion of the provisions mentioned above, article 13 could be superseded.

Ms. Reine (Latvia) said that, indeed, paragraph 17 of the report had been superseded.

Transparency of transactionsIt was noted that this article would be superseded by article 4 bis.

(a) Adoption of a constitution for each state to be superseded only by the National Constitution.

That was somewhat misleading, since the first instrument had been superseded by the Madrid Protocol and the other two examples were not concerned with liability issues.

This law was later superseded by the Wages Boards Ordinance of 1941, which was more widely applicable.

The recommendation made by the Board in paragraph 110 of its report has therefore been superseded by events.

A large number of Sub Commission draft decisions are superseded by resolutions of the Commission under the corresponding agenda items

Second, what will America s relationship with its traditional allies be? Will formal alliances such as NATO remain the centerpiece of American strategy, or will they be superseded by mission specific coalitions?

Ten are member countries of the European Union, and these agreements are no longer in force having been superseded by European Union regulations.

The potential contribution that it can make has not in any way been superseded by other approaches or mechanisms that have been created.

What was a programme under the regulation is now a subprogramme, and the concept of a subprogramme under the current regulation has been superseded.

Women's human rights to life and to physical and mental integrity cannot be superseded by other rights, including the right to property and the right to privacy.

In so far as Croatia is concerned, the written report of the ICTY (S 2005 781, annex I) before the Council has been superseded by subsequent events.

Accumulated experience acquired since the founding of the United Nations demonstrates that in the eyes of our peoples, the realities of power in 1945 were superseded long ago.

Mr. Flinterman, noting that the Convention was part of Paraguay's national legislation, asked whether it would therefore prevail over subsequent legislation or might be superseded by such legislation.

In addition, the civic education programmes currently in use will be reformed and superseded by the ethical and civic education programmes from the first to the sixth grade.

There are ominous indications that the relative forbearance of this group may end. If that happens, the insurgency will be superseded by a much more dangerous sectarian civil war.

The sociologist Max Weber described three bases of authority traditional, charismatic, and rational (legal). The first has fallen away, its accompanying social structures superseded by industrialization, urbanization, and feminization of the workforce, while the oft seen link with despotism has delegitimized the second.

These rules of procedure are subject to the approval by the Council and shall remain in force insofar as they are not superseded or modified by decisions of the Council.

In many instances there will be no need for provisional measures to continue to apply after the commencement of proceedings, as they will be superseded by the measures applicable on commencement.

Today s challenges finance, food, and energy, for example are many. Yet they share a root cause, whereby speculative and often narrow interests have superseded the common interest, common responsibilities, and common sense.

Another constitution was promulgated on 14 January 1995, only to be suspended and superseded by Constitutional Acts Nos. 1 and 2 of 15 March 2003 and No. 3 of 12 December 2003.

Given the pace of developments in the FRY, particularly the crisis in Kosovo, it is likely that elements of the present report will have been superseded by events before the document is published.

(It also would have superseded the murder charges brought against the Democratic Party s leader, former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.) But Yingluck s subsequent attempt to backtrack on the amnesty measure failed to mollify the opposition.

It superseded the budgetary proposals for UNOCI for the period from 1 July 2004 to 30 June 2005 set out in the report of the Secretary General of 7 May 2004 (A 58 788).

OIOS reiterated, without implying that actual abuse had been involved, the general principle that competitive bidding is essential to avoid abuse by firms entering into contracts with the fraudulent intention of subsequently increasing the contract amount and that this principle should be superseded only in very exceptional cases.

In connection with the information contained in annex II of document A 52 1009 on areas where the resources from the Development Account could be utilized, it is the view of the Committee that this information has been superseded by the proposals contained in document A 53 374.

Medical staff of the jail were reported to have supervised the punishment, presumably pursuant to the provisions of the Execution of the Punishment of Whipping Ordinance 1979, which superseded relevant provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code.

32. Australia was pleased to advise that the High Court decision reported to the Twentieth Meeting of HONLEA, Asia and the Pacific, ruling that controlled deliveries were illegal in Australia had been superseded by new legislation.

These historically embedded norms and practices were only slowly superseded. But, in the twentieth century, with greater security of conditions and continuous economic growth, it became normal for individuals, companies, and governments to borrow in anticipation of earnings to spend money they did not have, but that they expected to have.

Humanity faced the important task of fostering development, and yet, 50 years after the founding of the United Nations, and after it had superseded the confrontations of the cold war era, development appeared to play a secondary role.

As provided by Security Council Resolution 1344, UNMEE will provide assistance to the Commission in accordance with the terms of the MOU between the United Nations and Commission signed on 2 April 2002 (with the deletion, as agreed with the United Nations, of the last item in Part D' of the Annex thereto, relating to identification cards, which is superseded by the last sentence of paragraph 7, below).

Another special rapporteur expressed the belief that, in addition to better cooperation between special rapporteurs and treaty bodies, the current policy at United Nations Headquarters, which seemed to be that political and humanitarian interests superseded human rights, needed to be changed.

17. However, the Committee points out that the final phase out date of 31 December 1999 indicated for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations is superseded by the information provided and resources requested in connection with the requirements for the support account for peacekeeping operations (A 52 837) for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999.

With opinion polls indicating that only 18 of the electorate was concerned with the Palestinian problem, Labor, the party of Yitzhak Rabin and the Oslo Accords, refrained from even mentioning the peace process, lest it alienate potential voters. Labor s current leader, Shelly Yachimovich, superseded the fatalism of her predecessor, Ehud Barak, who maintained that the Palestinian conflict has no solution, with the politics of denial she refused even to acknowledge that there is a problem.