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This Convention has become the first to receive universal acceptance.
The limitation on the duration of sessions of the Committee contained in the Convention has become a serious obstacle.
Since then, that Convention has become the universal instrument that has been ratified more than any other.
In Nairobi, we will celebrate the significant progress achieved in our common effort to spare civilians andcommunities from the threat of anti-personnel mines. The Convention has become a key instrument for human security, addressing the humanitarian, disarmament, and development aspects of anti-personnel mines.
By this means, the Convention has become part of the country's domestic legal order, and prevails over national legislation Constitution, article 98.
By consecrating internationally the concept of absolute or objective and unlimited State liability for any damage caused by space objects on the surfaceof the Earth or to aircraft in flight, the Convention has become a unique case and a real novelty in contemporary public international law concerning the protection of victims.
Decision-making under the Convention has become more focused, and better linked with global changes and trends; and.
According to articles 16 and 194 of the Constitution, the Convention has become an integral part of Serbia's legal system following its ratification by the National Assembly.
The Ottawa Convention has become a powerful tool that provides us with an opportunity to achieve the complete elimination and total prohibition of anti-personnel mines, which cause enormous human suffering on every continent.
Moreover, we are deeply convinced that there is no doubt that the Convention has become the cornerstone of regional and subregional cooperation in the South Atlantic.
Now that the Convention has become a globally implemented treaty, the Task Force feels the United Nations should set a high global example by making the United Nations premises smoke-free.
Thus, within a relatively short period of time, the Convention has become the international human rights instrument with the largest number of ratifications.
Since the Convention has become part of the country's law and, as such, is binding on all the authorities, any failure to comply therewith constitutes a breach of the law and entails criminal responsibility on the part of the offender.
While this deficiency was not a determining factor during the cold war,a verification protocol for the Biological Weapons Convention has become a necessity in the light of the successful conclusion of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and the entry into force of the Chemical Weapons Convention, with their elaborate verification mechanisms.
Accordingly, the Convention has become an integral part of Italy's domestic law following its ratification by the Parliament and signature by the President of the Republic on 3 August 2009, and entry into force on 4 November 2009 in accordance with Article 68 of the Convention. .
We all answered that call,and today the Convention has become the most widely ratified of international instruments, forming the basis of national and regional plans of action on children.
We all answered that call,and today the Convention has become the most widely ratified international instrument, providing the framework for national and regional plans of action for children.
In any event, even to the extent that the Convention has become part of EU law, EU law cannot affect the approach that Committee should take in its consideration of compliance of an international treaty many of whose signatories are of course not even members of the EU.
According to judicial interpretation, the Hague Convention had become part of customary international law by 1907 and warring parties after that time were bound by the spirit of the Convention. .
The Convention had become by far the best-known multilateral environmental treaty by judges who were members of the above-mentioned Forum.
It was clear that the Convention had become a basic framework and focal point when planning and implementing such programmes.
In its response to question 11 on gender-based breaches of the Convention, the State party had stated that the Convention had become an integral part of Jordanian national legislation.
Israeli violations of international humanitarian law andthe Fourth Geneva Convention have become daily and commonplace.
The Committee may discontinue consideration of a communication,inter alia when the reasons for its submission for consideration under the Convention have become moot.
Thus, the basic principles associated with children's rights as established in the Convention have become a part of the national policy of the democratic nation of Lithuania.
In connection with that discussion, it was observed that the Convention had become an essential factor in the facilitation of international trade and that, besides the legislative enactment of the Convention, it would be useful for the Commission also to consider its interpretation.
In his introductory remarks, Mr. Lomtadze observed that with its tenth anniversary, the Convention had become a teenager, with new prospects and new challenges from those apparent when it was adopted back in 1998.
Republic of Moldova, introducing the initial report, said that the Republic of Moldova had ratified the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment orPunishment on 31 May 1995, and the Convention had become law on 28 December 1995.
Ms. Elayeb(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that,once the law ratifying the Convention had been published in the Official Gazette, the Convention had become binding on all courts and all administrative authorities.