This initiative will help us to deal prophylactically with similar situations that might arise.

quot (3) Future receivable means a receivable that might arise after the conclusion of the assignment.

The Expert Meeting was also aware of the budgetary implications that might arise from its recommendations.

In the absence of a reliable and comprehensive intelligence assessment, substantial misconceptions might arise and resources might be misallocated.

It also stressed the role that the Preparatory Committee should play in addressing matters of urgent concern that might arise between Review Conferences.

that the generation to come might know, even the children who should be born who should arise and tell their children,

that the generation to come might know, even the children who should be born who should arise and tell their children,

In the event of capital withdrawal, a difference might arise between individual and social costs.

A generic reference to the term would therefore be sufficient and would allow flexibility in dealing with different situations that might arise.

However, in solving problems that might arise from rapid international convergence of competition policies, close cooperation among countries would be increasingly necessary.

The Committee was informed that, pending the results of that work, it was very difficult to estimate the differences that might arise for each country affected.

It was also remarked that situations might arise in which the maintenance of peace would require the immediate imposition of sanctions, without notice.

That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born who should arise and declare them to their children

That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born who should arise and declare them to their children

Tanzanian authorities shared the mission's concerns regarding the security situation in Burundi, including the risks that might arise from an untimely withdrawal of ONUB.

Mr. Boengkih discussed problems that might arise should France decide to call a referendum on self determination to be organized separately in each province.

The view was expressed that questions might arise as to whether an interim representative appointed in such non judicially commenced proceedings might have the right to apply for provisional measures under subparagraph (a).

It was also observed that the higher ranking suppliers, whose products might be produced on a higher cost basis than those of lower ranking suppliers, might submit unrealistically low prices during the auction itself, and therefore a performance risk might arise.

As a result, questions might arise as to whether the foreign representative had standing for making the application.

In many replies received, article 3(2) is found acceptable as covering the gap that might arise due to the exclusions in article 3(1).

With a view to reducing the difficulties that might arise in the interpretation of the text, it was suggested that a more descriptive language might be used along the following lines, consistent with the formulation adopted by the Working Group

The action plans should allow better calibrated monitoring of items in real time, and alert the High Representative and his deputies to any blockages that might arise.

The Secretariat could be called upon to answer most questions and to assist with various problems that might arise during the two years that elected members spent on the Council.

Thus, a claim of diplomatic protection by a State would arise under general international law, whereas a claim by an international organization for injury to its agent might in certain circumstances arise under a treaty.

Are there any general conclusions that arise?

Argentina further explained that the obligation to provide restitution might only arise out of a judgement and that the filing of a civil suit by the victim was an essential prerequisite.

UNITAR considers that the operating reserve of 118,192 was sufficient to cover the potential termination costs that might arise in respect of staff whose posts are financed by the General Fund.

It is proposed to deal in a section with the legislative framework for the settlement of disputes that might arise in connection with a privately financed infrastructure project.

Ms. SAVCHENKO (Ukraine) said that approaches were needed which would lead to just and flexible solutions to conflicts that might arise from the exercice of the right of self determination of peoples.

1.30 Contingency planning for the disengagement' includes the pre positioning of food and other supplies for distribution, and preparation for medical emergencies that might arise during the disengagement process.

39. It was true that the study she had described earlier was a model for two countries and that difficulties might arise if the same approach were applied to more than two countries.

CCAQ urged the Commission to continue to strongly support language schemes that served to motivate staff to strengthen their language skills so that they were prepared to assume new roles which might arise.

(c) Problems that might arise from the presence of Iraqi installations and Iraqi citizens and their assets in the demilitarized zone on the Kuwait side of the newly demarcated boundary.

One possible difference might arise if article 75(b) is limited to contractual places and article 75(c) refers to the actual ports.

As the commentary specified, situations might arise in which two international organizations directed and exercised control over the commission of a wrongful act.

I'm sure there will be other problems that arise.

In view of the potentially large and complex disputes that may arise out of a privately financed infrastructure project, it might be desirable for the law to enable the parties to devise mechanisms for dealing with divergencies as they arise and for avoiding their escalation into open litigation.

The Committee was further informed that the savings that might arise as a result of the reduction in the number of expert meetings will be used to increase the number of experts per meeting.

In Cuba, a situation in which the judiciary may overrule actions of the executive might arise in the case of a decision on housing.

His delegation believed that the work in that area was not entirely complete and that, with the benefit of time and experience, the need might well arise to revisit some of the issues in the appropriate forum.

Other delegations voiced their concerns about the difficulties that might arise if the return was obligatory in nature, since in some cases States were legally precluded from returning nuclear components or products.

The main legal issues which might arise from the exploration and use of outer space seemed capable of solution without resolving the question of delimitation.

If a given violation of human rights does not constitute a breach of a State apos s international obligation, the question might then arise, within that State, of the responsibility of the perpetrators of that act.

Arise and warn,

arise, and warn!