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Increases in resource allocation andspending may be a necessary but not sufficient condition for the realization of human rights.
Perhaps, based on existing data from the insurance and financial industry, it would be possible to quantify currently identified risks inseveral corporate governance areas, which could be a necessary first step in the mentioned process.
These observations suggest that urbanization may be a necessary but not a sufficient condition to sustain economic growth.
On the merits, the State party points out that its authorities have fully reviewed the authors' claims on several occasions and concluded that torture or cruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment would not be a necessary or foreseeable consequence of their return to Colombia.
Volunteers can be a necessary and valuable resource, but should be adequately trained and supported by employed staff.
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He contends, however, that it is an exaggeration to say that torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence.
It should be recalled, however,that this may be a necessary but not a sufficient factor, since a surplus of high-quality human resources would appear to be becoming more common across locations.
Article 17 of the Covenant provides thatany interference with private communications must be prescribed by law, and must be a necessary and proportionate means of achieving a legitimate public policy objective see paras.
Arbitrary deprivation of liberty can never be a necessary or proportionate measure, given that the considerations that a State may invoke pursuant to derogation are already factored into the arbitrariness standard itself.
Thus, the risk of an extra-territorial violation must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence and must be judged on the knowledge the State party had at the time: in this case at the time of the author's departure from the Embassy.
And the criteria established by the Committee, first, that a person must personally be at risk of being subjected to torture, and,second, that such torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the return of the person to his or her country.
The evidence suggests, therefore,that the availability of copyright protection may be a necessary but not a sufficient condition for the development of viable domestic industries in the publishing, entertainment and software sectors in developing countries.
And the criteria established by the Committee with respect to article 3 of the Convention, first, that a person must personally be at risk of being subjected to torture and, second,that such torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the return of the person to his or her country.
Mandatory requirements to consult may be triggered by specific requests, be a necessary preliminary before certain enforcement action is undertaken, or be covered within regular schedules of meetings.
In their joint individual opinion on the admissibility of a similar case(not yet made public) several members of the Committee, including myself,have again emphasized that the violation that would affect the author personally in another jurisdiction must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the action of the defendant State.
We believe that implementation of the existing obligations must be a necessary precondition for proposing a new European security architecture or any meaningful discussion thereof-- unless, that is, under the new security architecture the authors mean building new dividing walls.
About 10-15% of these populations are homozygous for the *28 allele, but only 5% actually develop UGT1A1-associated hyperbilirubinemia,so it appears that this mutation alone may be a necessary but not sufficient factor in GS, perhaps acting in combination with other UGT1A1 mutation(s) to increase the chances of developing GS.
As to the merits of the communication, the State party refers to the Committee's jurisprudence in the case of Mutombo v. Switzerland1 and the criteria established by the Committee, first, that a person must personally be at risk of being subjected to torture, and, second,that such torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the return of the person to his or her country.
The Advisory Committee notes that the Secretary-General's proposal does not include an assessment of the available staffing resources in each department and office, or in the funds, agencies and programmes, currently devoted to partnerships, andis of the view that this would be a necessary starting point for gaining an understanding of the comprehensiveness of existing capacity and structures and, more important, could serve as a baseline for comparison in order to better demonstrate the added value of the proposed Partnership Facility.
The State party refers to the criteria established by article 3 of the Convention and by the Committee: first, that the general situation of human rights in a country must be taken into account; and second, that the individual concerned must personally be at risk of being subjected to torture,including that such torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the return of the person to his or her country.
In such cases, while it will not be the option of first resort(as illustrated by the very limited examples of its exercise in practice, both within the United Kingdom and elsewhere),universal jurisdiction can be a necessary and important tool to ensure that the perpetrators of serious crimes do not escape justice.
As to the merits of the communication, the State party refers to the Committee's jurisprudence in the case of Mutombo v. Switzerland, Communication No. 13/1993, views adopted on 27 April 1994. and the criteria established by the Committee, first, that a person must personally be at risk of being subjected to torture, and, second,that such torture must be a necessary and foreseeable consequence of the return of the person to his or her country.
Growth was a necessary but not sufficient condition for meeting the MDGs.
Economic growth is a necessary but insufficient condition to eradicate poverty.
This is a necessary but insufficient condition.
Human development is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for growth.
We are a necessary evil.
That is a necessary evil.
This is a necessary but not sufficient condition.