Three decades have elapsed since the introduction of this idea for the very first time by Iran in 1974.

It was agreed that this requirement should continue only until the time for review under article 52 of the Model Law had elapsed.

In order to help speakers facilitate our work, we shall remind them after five minutes have elapsed that they have exceeded the time limit.

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Offences will not be prosecuted if the following periods have elapsed.

It regards the complaint as inadmissible (i) for the time elapsed since the exhaustion of domestic remedies (ii) as an abuse of process and (iii) as manifestly ill founded.

(f) That the time elapsed since the exhaustion of domestic remedies is not so unreasonably prolonged as to render consideration of the claims unduly difficult by the Committee or the State party.

It appears to allege that the communication should be considered inadmissible as constituting an abuse of the right to submit communications under article 3 of the Optional Protocol in view of the time elapsed.

However, more than 12 years had elapsed and the problem had yet to be resolved.

In Austria, the contract must not be awarded until three working days have elapsed from the date of the contract award notice otherwise it is null and void.

However, given the brief time that had elapsed since the adoption of those recommendations by the Assembly, it had not been possible to review them all and ensure that they were reflected in the revised budget.

The auctioneer may suspend the ERA until communications are re established with all interested parties or, if more than 10 minutes have elapsed, may postpone the event and set a new date and or time to resume the ERA.

2.4 Although the Statute required the authors' application to be determined within one month, a period of over a year elapsed after the documents were initially filed, without any decision from the C.R.N.

These human induced alterations occupying overall less than a millionth of the elapsed lifetime and seemingly occurring with runaway speed?

More generally, during periods of rapid social change, traditional practices may no longer be viable or relevant to present parental circumstances and lifestyles, but without sufficient time having elapsed for new practices to be assimilated and new parental competencies understood and valued.

Mr. Gift (Trinidad and Tobago) Five years have elapsed since we were last here in New York to embark on an ambitious yet much needed programme of action to address what at the time were identified as the most critical issues facing our societies.

Is the time not come that the hearts of the believers should be humbled to Allah's remembrance and to the Truth that He has revealed, and that they should not be like those who were vouchsafed the Book and then a long time elapsed so that their hearts were hardened? A great many of them are now evil doers.

Is the time not come that the hearts of the believers should be humbled to Allah's remembrance and to the Truth that He has revealed, and that they should not be like those who were vouchsafed the Book and then a long time elapsed so that their hearts were hardened? A great many of them are now evil doers.

One way to think about the six decades that have elapsed since the adoption of the Universal Declaration is as a struggle to implement its promises. For a long time, it was a losing struggle, marked especially by the spread of both communist and anti communist tyrannies.

Accordingly, the State party argues that in the interests of legal certainty, the time that has elapsed since exhaustion of domestic remedies is unreasonably prolonged, and the complaint is inadmissible pursuant to article 22, paragraph 2, of the Convention and rule 107 (f) of the Committee's rules of procedure.

5.1 As to the alleged violation of article 14, paragraph 3 (c), of the Covenant, the author contends that the period of time that elapsed between the submission of the claim and the ruling   over three years clearly goes against the right to be tried without undue delay.

Yes, it happens from time to time.

We go fishing from time to time.

Over the three years which have elapsed since it gained independence in May 2002, Timor Leste has made remarkable strides towards the threshold of self sufficiency.

Between 1947 and now these rules have been amended from time to time. Additional rules have also been made from time to time.

In the year that has elapsed since the last debate of the General Assembly on that issue, several positive developments have taken place in the Middle East.

From all time

He stills comes visit me from time to time.

Many of its proposals are still current today, although in the 12 years that have elapsed since the research was done the world has, of course, not stood still.

More than two years have elapsed since the removal of Saddam Hussein's regime, and access was seemingly gained to all areas where the seized documents could possibly be located.

You should look after the children from time to time.

My uncle comes to see me from time to time.

From time to time, he goes to Tokyo on business.

My father and I go fishing from time to time.

My uncles come to see me from time to time.

Second, in the 10 years that have elapsed since then, no doubt the stocks of fissile materials of some of the States that possess these materials have grown, perhaps significantly.

Let's go out and eat dinner together from time to time.

Lately we are going wild, charging seven percent from time to time.

Things change from time to time, and one should change with them.

Further additions to the Tribunal's jurisdiction are made from time to time.

They reportedly belong to a wealthy person who appears from time to time.

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a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing

A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing

A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing