Delete the phrase Unless otherwise expressly authorized by the Executive Director, .

Delete the phrase Unless otherwise expressly authorized by the Executive Director, .

Notably, the treaty on private investments expressly provided for its continued applicability during war.

The summary nature of the record is expressly provided for by article 743 of the Criminal Procedure Act.

The end of the bidding session may be set electronically or, as in Brazil, if expressly provided in the notice of auction, announced by the auctioneer.

2. The provisions of the Convention shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to this Protocol unless otherwise provided herein.

The same considerations can be applied to the Commission with regard to powers which are essential to the performance of its duties, even though not expressly provided in the Convention.

3.1.1 Reservations expressly prohibited by the treaty

In Estonia, only members of the Estonian Bar Association may provide legal services as advocates, unless otherwise provided by law.

Treaties expressly applicable in case of an armed conflict

31), and considered whether both concepts should be expressly provided for, or whether a requirement that the means of communication be generally available could be regarded as encompassed within the requirement for non discrimination.

Sometimes that was expressly stated in the text, sometimes not.

(a) Treaties expressly applicable in case of an armed conflict

The Constitution expressly rejects discrimination on the basis of sex.

Section 3 of the Act expressly refers to this intention.

No reservations are permitted except those expressly authorized in this Convention.

Under article 109 and following articles of the Civil Code, a Guinean woman who marries a foreign man retains her nationality, unless she makes a declaration prior to her marriage expressly renouncing her nationality. This she may do even if she is a minor.

The Solomon Islands brief concludes that t he silence of the great majority of treaties intended to protect human health and the environment allows the conclusion that they are designed to ensure environmental protection at all times, in peace and in war, unless expressly excluded.

The decline in per capita food production in developing countries would continue unless better access to land, capital, credit, training and technology was provided.

(b) if the parties to the commercial transaction have expressly agreed otherwise.

The Boxing and Wrestling Control Act expressly excludes women from eligibility for registration.

It is now expressly provided that the period of responsibility must include loading and discharging of the goods and that any delegation by the carrier of any of its duties during this period is restricted to loading, stowing and discharging only.

(a) the State has expressly consented to the taking of such measures as indicated

Moreover, all those cases concerned reservations that were expressly prohibited and not implicit prohibitions.

Certain multilateral agreements provide expressly for a right of suspension in time of war.

Official documents expressly raise the issue of the transversality of gender in their texts.

For example, the British Government continued to pay Russia loan payments despite the outbreak of war between the two parties because the treaty establishing the loan, the Convention of 19 May 1815, expressly provided that such payments should continue during times of war.

One delegation observed that paragraph 1 (d) could not play a preventive role unless the information was provided prior to release, so that it could be verified.

It was suggested that the primary purpose of such a provision in the draft instrument was to limit the ability of the parties to a volume contract to derogate from the provisions of the draft instrument and to avoid binding third parties to that derogation unless they expressly so consented.

2. Such declarations are to state expressly the territorial units to which this Convention extends.

Equality guarantees cannot therefore be used to invalidate other rights expressly conferred by the Constitution.

(a) The option of expressly permitting the Committee to consider the admissibility and merits simultaneously

The Model Law does not deal expressly with ERAs, and certain provisions effectively prevent them.

But now, we can reverse engineer that and build worlds that expressly tick our evolutionary boxes.

One important consequence of this is that an IHL rule cannot be derogated from by invoking military necessity unless that possibility is explicitly provided for in the rule in question.

Furthermore, Royal, as a member of the Dutch Association of Insurers, is expressly subject to independent disciplinary jurisdiction.

Treaty provisions expressly confirming the applicability of the treaty during armed conflict or war will generally be honoured.

Unless otherwise noted, Member States provided the information on the litigation via their reports pursuant to resolution 1455 (2003) and or in written or oral responses to queries by the Monitoring Team.

In 14 of the 28 SPAG municipalities the incentives project is expressly focuses on women as well as men.

In contrast, the Convention expressly seeks to bring about systematic change, and thereby to prevent discrimination in the future.

(4) (e) Unless already provided to suppliers or contractors, the invitation to participate in the electronic reverse auction shall include the following information the items set out in article 27 (n) bis, and

The Court found in that opinion, inter alia, that under international law, the Organization must be deemed to have those powers, which, though not expressly provided in the Charter, are conferred upon it by necessary implication as being essential to the performance of its duties (I.C.J. Reports, 1949, p. 182).

In accordance with article 37 of the Convention and article 1, paragraph 2, of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol, the provisions of the Convention apply, mutatis mutandis, to the Protocol unless otherwise provided therein.

We should also recognize that no truly effective response can be made unless the international community fully complies with its commitment to make the means available as provided for in various multilateral environmental agreements.

The Committee is concerned that corporal punishment is not expressly prohibited by law and is widely practised and socially accepted.