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Hence, a comprehensive approach is needed encompassing not only export controls but also import and transhipment controls as well.
The view was expressed that the duty to reduce the risk of disasters was based on the contemporary understanding of State sovereignty, encompassing not only rights, but also the duties of States towards their citizens.
Hence, a comprehensive approach is needed encompassing not only export controls but also import and trans-shipment controls as well.
The Development Assistance Committee(DAC) of the OECD is a forum for its Members to coordinatetheir aid policies and to consult on the broader aspects of development policy, encompassing not only financial, economic, trade and structural issues, but also environmental aspects.
They aimed at providing international assistance encompassing not only emergency relief, but also rehabilitation, reconstruction, and disaster prevention and mitigation in disaster-affected countries.
The Government of Paraguay is also concerned that the commentary on the article gives the word"lex" a very broad meaning, encompassing not only written law but also custom and general principles of law.
At the Committee's next meeting, he hoped to provide a response encompassing not only the role of the Department, but also that of the Committee and its Bureau, with chronological details and an account of the decisions taken.
One view was that the words"a rule of law" in the opening words of article 7 might need to be further explained in the draft Guide as encompassing not only statutory law but also judicially created law and other procedural law.
Today's context is totally different, encompassing not only alternative production possibilities but also implications for social welfare; two key priorities are public participation and sustainability.
It is widely recognized today that the concept of development has acquired a multidimensional character encompassing not only economic growth, but also political, social and environmental aspects.
It favoured the elaboration of a convention encompassing not only the duty of prevention but also the duty to take measures to ensure compensation for victims of transboundary harm arising out of hazardous activities not prohibited by international law, along the lines of the draft principles.
We need a holistic approach to theissue of peace and security in Africa, encompassing not only peacekeeping, but also peacemaking and post-conflict peace-building.
Envisioned in a comprehensive perspective encompassing not only domestic violence against women but also violence against children, the elderly and men, as well as measures for effectively addressing the phenomenon, it would be an appropriate follow-up to the work that the Commission had previously undertaken on the topic and related themes.
That paragraph, adopted by the Commission itself,interpreted the words"the law" as encompassing not only statutory or regulatory law but also judicially created law and other procedural law.
It was generally agreed, in response, that such interpretation of draft article 6(and of article 7 of the Model Law) was inconsistent with the interpretation of the words“the law” adopted by the Commission in paragraph 68 of the Guide to Enactment of the Model Law,under which“the words‘the law' are to be understood as encompassing not only statutory or regulatory law but also judicially-created law and other procedural law”.
The scope of the Atlas implementation was large and complex, encompassing not only the implementation of the Atlas system but also a significant change management initiative.
Stressing the close linkage between international peace and security and sustainable development and the need for the international community to respond to the challenge of illicit arms flows to andin Africa in a comprehensive manner, encompassing not only the field of security but that of social and economic development.
The term"international community" must be interpreted lato sensu as encompassing not only United Nations bodies but also member States and the various non-governmental organizations helping to safeguard human lives in the field.
With respect to the United Nations decade for human rights education, WHO proposes that, among the rights that should be primarily selected for the purpose of human rights education, specific priority be given to the right to health,understood as encompassing not only the right to health care, but also the right to healthy living conditions, with social, developmental and environmental aspects.
Management of the natural heritage was a further priority of the Government, encompassing not only the preservation of marine and terrestrial biodiversity, but also water resource management, environmental protection and pollution control.
As in other articles of chapter II of part one,the words“the law” in the opening phrase of article 8 are to be understood as encompassing not only statutory or regulatory law but also judicially-created law and other procedural law.
Encouraging the further development of employment opportunities for spouses, encompassing not only the common system and other governmental and intergovernmental organizations, but also, to the extent possible, the non-governmental and multinational sectors, as well as introducing relevant provisions in host country agreements and organizing efforts in each United Nations location to promote employment of spouses, led in the field by resident coordinators and in each headquarters city by a lead agency.
The Chairman read out the relevant passage in the Guide to Enactment:"the words'the law' in the opening phrase of article 8 are to be understood as encompassing not only statutory or regulatory law but also judicially-created law and other procedural law.
Certain conditions appear necessary,foremost among them peace in the holistic sense, encompassing not only the absence of war but also positive harmony, the absence of structural violence, cultural hegemonism, neo-colonialism, exploitation, discrimination and the eradication of extreme poverty as envisaged in the Millennium Development Goals.
There has been a growing sense that humanitarian action can only be effective if it is understood within a broader framework, encompassing not only preparedness and response, but also risk reduction, transition and recovery.
It was suggested that the latter is, in many ways, a fuller andmore complex process, encompassing not only a structural transformation of the economy(including economic diversification), but also a reduction in poverty and income disparity.
Some delegations agreed that the SPIDER programme needed to focus on disasters from a broader perspective, encompassing not only the full disaster management cycle, but also disasters induced by global climate change.
Certain conditions appear necessary,foremost among them peace(Pax optima rerum) in the holistic sense, encompassing not only the absence of war but also positive harmony; the absence of structural violence, cultural hegemonism, neocolonialism and discrimination; and the eradication of extreme poverty as envisaged in the Millennium Development Goals.
Enhanced assistance to victims was also one of the greatest outcomes of the Ottawa Convention and the Convention on Cluster Munitions,both of which envisaged comprehensive assistance to victims encompassing not only medical care but also rehabilitation, psychological support and social and economic inclusion initiatives for victims and their families.
In the context of the draft article, the words"the law" were to be understood as encompassing not only statutory or regulatory law, including international conventions or treaties ratified by a contracting State, but also judicially created law and other procedural law.