But the business of government largely continued unaffected.

My tongue, larynx and vocal cords were still healthy and unaffected.

Now there's only a small part of the population, which remains unaffected.

Male and female students should have equal access to education and benefit from teaching methods, academic orientation, counselling and curricula free of stereotyping and unaffected by gender bias.

For example, modern commentary by Professor Aust argues commercial treaties are either merely suspended or completely unaffected.

While Singapore itself was unaffected by the tsunamis, some Singaporeans lost their lives, while others are still missing.

A thorough examination of conflicts concerning FCN treaties, however, shows that they are often unaffected by armed conflict.

This change will leave unaffected portions of a message which are not subject to an obligation to provide error correction, and which a sender should not therefore have an option to withdraw from.

Saudi Arabia proposes to establish 10 terrestrial nature preserves in unaffected areas to compensate for the loss of terrestrial ecological services from the time of the alleged damage until full restoration of services.

It is difficult to imagine that such treaties could survive the conflict completely unaffected, but a thorough understanding of the effect of armed conflict on these treaties will be possible only with submissions from Governments.

Moreover, there is a certain amount of State practice supporting the position that such agreements are unaffected by the incidence of armed conflict.

Approved budget estimates and programme activities unaffected by the adjustments remain valid and are not presented or recalled as part of the final budget.

Third, Germany s long term interest rates would be unaffected, because Germany would neither be guaranteeing the debt conversion scheme nor backing the ECB s bond issues.

The Court also ruled that other treaties, such as the Treaty of Amity, Economic Relations, and Consular Rights of 1957, were unaffected by the hostilities.

It was assumed that those were unaffected by the war and remained in force, and many decisions rendered by British and other prize courts turned upon them.

Complex and sensitive laws on sales and excise taxes, for example, completed their passage through Parliament in the last week of December, unaffected by the political turbulence.

Nor would a run on savings deposits occur, given the official guarantees that they remain unaffected by a bank s insolvency. After all, even a simple banknote is money only because the government says so, and thus is no different from savings deposits, which means that no saver has an advantage from holding cash.

When a crime is investigated ex officio, the granting of a pardon does not provide for the victim's involvement and, therefore, the interests of the victim of the crime are unaffected.

Although this may bring opportunities for economic development and poverty alleviation, it will also introduce the environmental impacts of tourism to areas which may hitherto have been unaffected by tourism development.

There is broad consensus that treaties declaring, creating, or regulating a permanent regime or status will be unaffected by the outbreak of armed conflict between some or all of its members.

The revamped growth compact would more effectively allocate European resources and increase the flexibility of permanent transfers from rich to poor countries provided that the money is used for productive investment. Van Rompuy s budget would also help to stabilize the eurozone in the event that asymmetric shocks require temporary transfers from unaffected to crisis stricken countries.

The tourism industry has been directly hit by people refraining from travel, and the abundant hot springs in the Tohoku region, normally popular with tourists and totally unaffected by the earthquake or tsunami, have become a victim of the disaster. Similarly, the baseless rumor that all of Japan is soaked in radiation has caused tourism from abroad to plummet.

Sustainable agricultural development assumes technically feasible, socially accountable and economically viable development to secure human needs for food, in addition to the preservation of natural resources, unpolluted nature and unaffected biological diversity.

2) Treaties representing completed situations or intended to set up a permanent state of things, for example, treaties of cession or treaties fixing boundaries, are unaffected by war and continue in force.

CAMBRIDGE If the world were fair, most emerging markets would be watching the financial crisis engulfing the world s advanced economies from the sidelines if not entirely unaffected, not overly concerned either. For once, what has set financial markets ablaze are not their excesses, but those of Wall Street.

But it is also a recognition that the world in which we now live is too small for us to be unaffected by, or indifferent to, the innocent victims of murder and oppression.

It is difficult to imagine how the Cultural Convention which promotes bilateral exchanges, for example, of researchers, scientists, scholars, youth, professors and athletic groups could have continued unaffected by the war in Afghanistan.

A jus cogens norm is defined as a norm accepted and recognized by the international community of States as a whole as a norm from which no derogation is permitted. Thus, by definition, norms belonging to the category of jus cogens apply in all situations and are unaffected by the outbreak of armed conflict.

Also gone are the cookie cutter policy recommendations unaffected by contextual differences. Instead, the Spence report adopts an approach that recognizes the limits of what we know, emphasizes pragmatism and gradualism, and encourages governments to be experimental.

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Doing this will be both an urgent and a long term task, given that the conditions needed for a functioning system of justice have not been unaffected by the disaster, the lack of resources and capacity, and corruption in other State sectors.

In the case of non performance, the treaty is unaffected by armed conflict and legally in force, but States do not perform their obligations under it either because no situation arises where the treaty applies, or because the State breaches its obligations.

For example, the ability of a Muslim religious authority to appoint a guardian under the terms of article 11 of the Greco Turkish Peace Treaty of 14 November 1913 (G. De Martens, NR, 3rd ed. vol. VIII, p. 93 et seq.) was unaffected by the outbreak of war in 1914.

And so what I'm going to do is I'm going to pour wax in the ears of you and all the men stay with me so that you can't hear the song, and then I'm going to have you tie me to the mast so that I can listen and we can all sail by unaffected.

(b) Is unaffected by the date on which an advance or other obligation secured by the security right is made or incurred (i.e. a security right may secure future advances under a credit facility with the same priority as advances made under the credit facility at the time the security right is made effective against third parties).

However, agreements governing the conduct of hostilities survived, since they were designed for application during war. If this humanitarian exception existed even under the traditional understanding of the effect of armed conflict on treaties, it is even more likely that it exists under the modern approach, which allows for more cases where treaties are unaffected by armed conflict.

See also Delbrück, supra note 6, at 1370 (noting that treaties in the field of private international law and other treaties regulating private interests are often unaffected by armed conflict) Aust, supra note 28, at 244 (arguing that treaties continue to apply except in so far as their continuation or operation is not possible during a period of hostilities .

But, while the presence and pressure of English has a striking impact on the vocabulary of the home language, it leaves the syntax, grammar, and pronunciation almost entirely unaffected. Unlike the indigenous languages that were pushed aside by the languages of the European colonizers, the official languages of the EU are robust they are equipped with grammars, dictionaries, archives, libraries, and linguistics faculties.

True, major commercial banks, like Citibank and Bank of America, tottered, but they were not at risk because of their securities underwriting for corporate clients or their securities trading divisions, but because of how they (mis)handled mortgage securities. Mortgage lending, however, is a long standing activity for commercial and savings banks, mostly unaffected by Glass Steagall or its repeal.

What football really provides is a residual area of confrontation that allows for the controlled expression of animosity, leaving the most important areas of interaction between countries unaffected. France and Germany will soon have a common army they already have a common currency yet the survival of national teams channels, within a strictly limited framework, lingering rivalry between the two countries.

The conflict between Israel and the Palestinians stands out as an example of the static nature of this key geopolitical region, because it seems to be completely unaffected by any international upheaval. The Ottomans, the British, decolonization, the Cold War, numerous American Presidents, and even more international mediators have come and gone, but the parameters of this conflict and the inability to find a solution never seem to change.

And yet, even with damage to infrastructure such as road and rail links, the tsunamis overall economic impact is expected to be minor. In the worst hit parts of India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand, the immediate interior was unaffected, while the tourism and fishing industries the lifeblood of wrecked coastal areas account for only a tiny share of these countries GDP, as liberalizing reforms have fueled economic diversification and rapid growth.

Well, we collect data from satellites, from airplanes, from ground vehicles, from people.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States

Market vitality comes from people, especially from entrepreneurs, from entrepreneurship.