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The Presidency could preserve functions as regards execution of penalties.
We have to be mindful of James Madison's warning that“No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare.”.
And the one living in Syria could preserve both the language and the religion; he lived in Syrian in 1945-50 and thereafter moved and settled in Armenia.
In our view, the original text of draft resolution A/C.1/65/L.32*, submitted by South Africa, Japan and Colombia,was a balanced text that could preserve consensus.
And we are proud today of that we could preserve cultural field of the great Russian literature.
In Colombia, forest ranger families protect the Amazon rainforest from predatory drugs;elsewhere in the world, a similar model could preserve trees in order to mitigate climate change.
If only we grown-ups… could preserve their capacity for simple joys and simple beliefs.
As to domestic specialized regimes,it was agreed that the Guide to Enactment should explain that the enacting State could preserve any such regime by setting it out in subparagraph 3h.
However, the Sherpa complaint stated that it could preserve the interests of its former Director, and former Russian Minister of Transport, Igor Levitin.
CESCR and CERD invited Morocco to review the situation of the Amazigh in keeping with international human rights agreements so as toensure that members of the Amazigh community could preserve and develop their cultural identity.
Jesus had acquired that type of human character which could preserve its composure and assert its dignity in the face of continued and gratuitous insult.
My life in those times was full of daily tense situations associated with dirt and danger, and it seemed to me the entire world was aggressive towards me andonly permanent readiness to repulse attacks could preserve honour and dignity….
However, his delegation was of the view that it could preserve a certain legitimacy as a mechanism to combat impunity for serious crimes.
In 1940, Dr. Augustíne Iturricha made a sensational statement in the Anthropological Society in Sucre(Bolivia):he said he had witnessed that man could preserve all features of consciousness and sanity without brain, i.e.
Furthermore, every State had an elected government and could preserve its own traditions and culture; that was a means of safeguarding distinct lifestyles, especially those of tribal peoples.
At the same time, it was essential that Governments take into account the concerns of all groups under their jurisdiction andensure that those groups could preserve their identity and enjoy their human rights without discrimination.
Artist would always keep its secret box where(s)he could preserve the precious, digitally non-convertible, non-transferred into the‘cloud' moments: a true experience, a move or a memory, a coincidental image or a feeling.
We are sorry that the sponsor of the draft resolution, while responding positively to certain aspects of thechanges suggested by delegations, disregarded the interests of the countries concerned to work towards an agreed solution that could preserve the positions of various delegations on this question.
The arbitral procedure was flexible and could be modified byagreement of the parties; and arbitration could preserve the confidentiality of sensitive information, since hearings need not be public and awards need not be published.
Concerning that very question of human rights, we should take advantage of the review of the operations of the Human Rights Council, scheduled for the current session, to correct its functional and structural shortcomings, in order to dispel the polemics and confrontations and to turn that body into an area for dialogue,where dynamic compromises can emerge that could preserve human dignity.
However, under recommendation 46 the assignee in the initial location could preserve its third-party effectiveness and priority by meeting the requirements for third-party effectiveness of the new location within a grace period.
First, with regard to the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act,the enormous problem of the influx of immigrants into the United States raised the question of how the State could preserve its sovereignty without infringing individual rights, especially under the Convention against Torture.
He welcomed the provision relating to attacks against United Nations personnel in section B, paragraph(a ter). With regard to weapons,he looked forward to a compromise that could preserve the idea of incorporating the existing weapons prohibited under international law, while providing for the subsequent addition of further categories of weapons.
At a ministerial meeting in February 2002, a joint press communiqué had been adopted, confirming their objective of overcoming their differences andensuring a secure future in which Gibraltar could preserve its way of life and traditions, enjoy greater internal self-government, sustain and enhance its prosperity and reap the full benefits of mutually beneficial cooperation in all fields, including the Campo region.
At a ministerial meeting in February 2002, a joint press communiqué had been adopted, confirming their objective of overcoming their differences andensuring a secure future in which Gibraltar could preserve its way of life and traditions, enjoy greater internal self-government, sustain and enhance its prosperity and reap the full benefits of mutually beneficial cooperation in all fields, including the Campo region.
We're the only ones who can preserve the Kryptonian race.
Let moral law andreason prevail so that we can preserve the starry sky.
It can preserve an embryo for six months.
Under the law, minority groups can preserve their own languages, culture and traditions.
First, we can preserve the powers that the Charter has given our institutions.