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The impacts of rapid climate change could impose high economic costs.
The court could impose fines or detention on persons who obstructed the execution.
The United States or other uranium importers could impose tariffs or quotas on uranium imports.
The Court could impose accountability on adults who used children to commit crimes.
Equal treatment was also controlled by public authorities who could impose monetary fines on perpetrators of discriminatory acts.
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The government could impose a sort of tax, financial or other, on those who distribute such theories.
He was particularly concerned about the potential restraints that such registration could impose on political opposition movements.
Two unions of 25(2 votes) could impose their will upon a union of 1,000 1 vote.
For non-criminal offences, the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation orthe authorities of the federal states could impose administrative fines of up to €50,000.
States were the only entities that could impose rules and regulations on the behaviour of TNCs.
The discussion focused on the advantages of a possible reporting mechanism andon the potential burden that such a mechanism could impose on Parties and the Secretariat.2 3.
The government could impose some kind of tax, financial or otherwise, on those who disseminate such theories.
With external limits(such as national courts) removed,the EPO could impose software patents, or any other controversial kind of patents.
The rights of the accused should be fully guaranteed, with full respect for the principle nulla poena sine lege, andcapital punishment should be excluded from the sentences the court could impose.
Both the IACHR and the IACt HR could impose precautionary measures in serious and urgent cases to prevent irreparable harm.
Draft article 14 thus established an exception to the rule that the affected State could impose conditions on the provision of external assistance.
The Appeals Chamber explained that the Tribunal could impose criminal liability only if the crime charged was clearly established under customary law at the time the events at issue occurred.
Furthermore, the delegation should indicate the types of restrictions that customary law could impose on freedom of movement and freedom to choose a domicile.
Whereas the ETA could impose a fine on parties that had breached the requirement of equal treatment, the Parliamentary Commissioner primarily sought an amicable solution and might make recommendations for broader change.
Official explanations and court decisions are often unclear and contradictory,leading to tax disputes which could impose significant litigation costs on the Group.
He also wished to know what restrictions the Government could impose on foreigners' choice of a place of residence in certain parts of the country, in the interest of state security, order and public health para. 59.
He was informed that these personsworked directly under the instructions of the Taliban leader, Mullah Omar, and could impose rules to be obeyed even by the local Taliban authorities.
Ii developing countries may impose safeguard action for an extra two years i.e. the duration for measure taken by developing countries could be 10 years while developed countries could impose such measure for 8 years.
It was added that the adoption of such detailed requirements could impose excessive costs on business and ultimately hamper electronic commerce.
Each State had the sovereign right to freely choose which international legal instruments it would accede to, and no State orgroup of States could impose obligations on another.
All States had the sovereign right to choose their own legal system,and no country could impose its views on others regarding matters of national jurisdiction, including in the Third Committee.
I suggest that our experts get right to work on ways of strengthening means of monitoring and implementing the 1988 Convention,possibly through a protocol that would establish a forum that could impose penalties or, in the last resort, sanctions.
With full delegation of authority, heads of missions andoffices away from Headquarters could impose any disciplinary measure, following the disciplinary process currently employed at Headquarters.
An amendment to the Turkish Disability Act 2005 had given civil society organizations a role in monitoring compliance with accessibilitystandards through new functions on the monitoring and evaluation boards, which could impose penalties for failure to comply.
The draft articles were realistic in taking account both of the limits that international law could impose on States and of the freedom of action that States exercised in matters of nationality.