After that date she could apply for refugee status if she was afraid to return to Mexico, and if a removal order was issued against her she could apply for pre removal risk assessment.

Some participants noted that the new narrative and voluntary guidelines could apply to option 2.

We could apply the theory of punctuated equilibrium to languages.

At the State level, some have begun to ask if counter terrorist measures that apply in other fields, such as know your customer rules, could also apply to companies that host websites.

She could also apply for permanent residence under the Live in Caregiver Programme.

There is a very wide variety of confidence building measures that States could apply, including those of a voluntary nature.

In any case, women could legally challenge any attempt to apply the old rules.

The same approach could apply to entire technology systems, for example oil recovery systems.

Lastly, she could apply for permanent residence in Canada on the basis of humanitarian considerations.

Reading the report of the Secretary General (S 2005 335), we believe that both expressions could apply to recent developments in Kosovo.

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How could anyone argue that in such cases self determination did not apply, while at the same time maintaining that self determination was a fundamental right?

Nor were there generally accepted criteria that the Security Council could use to determine situations of exceptional risk to which the Convention would apply.

6.3 Finally, the State party explains that, if the author could identify new circumstances which cast doubt on the correctness of his conviction, he could apply to the Supreme Court of a retrial.

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In response to a question raised as to whom a declaration would apply, several delegations expressed the view that such a declaration would only apply to the State making it, that a unilateral declaration by one State party could not affect the treaty obligations of other States parties, and that other States parties would still be obliged to apply the draft protocol to that particular situation.

It was also noted that these techniques could apply not only to the provisions relating to criminalization but to all the provisions of a convention.

Amid this criticism, however, Rank did accept that the rebus doctrine could apply to armed conflict if all of the conditions of the doctrine are met, emphasizing that this doctrine could never result in automatic termination of treaties.

It is therefore anticipated that the offer of a retention bonus could apply to as few as only half of the existing staff of the Tribunals.

Had their application been turned down, the complainants could have requested leave to apply for judicial review of the decision.

Parties could simply agree not to apply the whole or a part of the draft convention to a particular contract.

Different countries will apply different approaches according to their circumstances, and it cannot be expected that an approach that works for one country (or industry sector) could be imposed on another.

As regards paragraph (1) ter, it was noted that accessibility standards as they apply to the submission of tenders could be accommodated in article 30 of the Model Law.

11.3 Secondly, the State party submits that the author could apply to the Supreme Court for a review of his case, through the Prosecutor General, if he could identify new circumstances which called into question the correctness of the original decision.

The Supreme Court discussed whether the buyer's general terms of contracts could validly integrate the contract and, if not, which law should apply.

Notwithstanding such exclusions of open ended application, States could declare under draft paragraph 3 that they would apply the convention to specific instruments in addition to those listed in draft paragraph 1.

He also alluded to the discussions in the Sixth Committee, where the need to establish a definition of unilateral acts and some general rules that could apply to them had been mentioned.

It was suggested that the draft instrument would not apply to volume contracts unless the draft instrument would apply to individual shipments thereunder.

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In conclusion, it is well established that non derogable human rights provisions apply during armed conflict, and there is a growing consensus that derogable provisions may apply as well.

The two were not mutually exclusive, and where the demarcation line was not very clear, there were situations to which both regimes could and should apply.

For example, the communications procedure could apply to only Parts II and III of the Covenant or to particular provisions in Parts I, II and or III.

Mr. Yamamoto (Japan) said that the draft convention should make it clear that if a party had more than one place of business and could be shown to have indicated the wrong location, draft article 6, paragraph 2, would apply.

Upon ratifying the Convention, Germany declared that it would not apply article 1, paragraph 1 (b), in respect of any State that had made a declaration that that State would not apply article 1, paragraph 1 (b).

But how could such a situation apply to Latin America, where GDP growth is faster, interest rates are higher, and domestic demand is stronger than in the US?

As a Muslim country, the Gambia might also apply that model successfully.

Although the debate continues whether human rights treaties apply to armed conflict, it is well established that non derogable provisions of human rights treaties apply during armed conflict.

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This would mean that when cargo is carried under a service contract, the draft instrument liability regime would apply by default, but all or only some of its provisions could be contracted out of or be contractually modified.