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Evolving standards and obligations.
The AIM-compliant imVision solution meets or exceeds these existing and evolving standards.
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This report is devoted to the first task:mapping evolving standards, practices, gaps and trends.
Evolving standards require that equipment can be updated easily.
Similarly, we are committed to meeting evolving standards of cooperation for the exchange of tax information.
Professional standards continue to evolve in order to keep pace with the changing environment; where appropriate, UNICEF will adhere to the evolving standards. .
Additionally, the continuously evolving standards within IPSAS continue to be a risk for IPSAS non-compliance.
Professional standards continue to evolve in order to keep pace with the changing environment;where appropriate, UNDP will adhere to the evolving standards.
The Global Campaign for Pretrial Justice- round-table discussion"Evolving Standards in Preventing Torture and Ill-treatment against Persons with Disabilities", MDAC, France, 2011.
Professional standards continue to evolve in order to keep pace with the changing environment and, where appropriate,UNFPA will adhere to the evolving standards.
Latvia is continuously reviewing and, if need be,adjusting national legislation to the evolving standards in the field of racial discrimination, and ensures their practical implementation.
Professional standards continue to evolve in order to keep pace with the changing environment, and where appropriate, UNFPA will adhere to the evolving standards. .
In Roper v. Simmons(2005),the United States Supreme Court held that under the evolving standards of decency test, it was cruel and unusual punishment to execute a person who was under the age of 18 years at the time of the murder.
Such factors include the extent andtype of hazardous substances at a site, the range of technologies that can be used, and evolving standards as to what constitutes acceptable remediation.
In its Country Report No. 07/157 of May 2007 entitled"Gibraltar: detailed assessment report on anti-money-laundering and combating the financing of terrorism", the International Monetary Fund stated, inter alia, that the Gibraltar authorities had done well in implementing improvements to Gibraltar's"antimoney-laundering and combating the financing of terrorism regime" in the banking sector,keeping abreast of evolving standards.
Of particular concern to developing country exporters are the rapidly evolving standards and regulations, including bans, concerning substances and chemicals contained in products of export interest to them.(This issue is examined in chapter II, section A.1 on bans). To the extent that banned chemicals are produced in the developing countries themselves, such policies may have larger trade and economic effects.
With virtual seat prototyping, iterations are made to the design earlyin the development process, as designers tackle new challenges such as evolving standards for managing whiplash.
While the aim of free trade agreements and bilateral investment agreements includes increasing economic growth by promoting and protecting international trade and investment, they can weaken the ability of States to regulate domestically and, consequently, restrict their ability to implement international human rights obligations, orto adhere to new obligations or evolving standards.
Much of this commentary has focused on the poor coverage or inaccuracy of the published figures orefforts to explain egregious variations in statistical methodologies as compared to generally accepted evolving standards in the international community.
Too often buyers, doesn't pretend explanations tested and certified construction of what the market offers, which will cause problems with waterproofing, thermal, acoustic, humidity, structural safety, and without considering that our homes are old and out of date already before being finished,due(or merit), evolving standards and market trends that evolve. .
Although in 2001 the Supreme Court of the United States refused, by a majority of five to four, to reconsider its 1989 judgment in the case of Kevin Stanford(who had been 17 when he committed murder) that the death sentence passed on him was not a violation of the Constitution, the four dissenting justices declared that, in their opinion,the execution of juvenile offenders was a"relic of the past and inconsistent with evolving standards of decency in a civilized society.
Evolving standard.
Developing a database of continuously evolving standard operating procedures;
The question therefore arises of whether or not there is an evolving standard regarding the death penalty comparable to that regarding the prohibition of slavery and corporal punishment.
This evolving standard, along with the resulting illegality of the death penalty under such prohibition, is developing into a norm of customary law, if it has not already done so.
His reliance on a supposed evolving standard was deeply flawed-- the States he cited had actually made considered decisions to retain the death penalty and, therefore, did not regard it as contrary to international law.
In Atkins v. Virginia(2002), the United States Supreme Court ruled that executing mentally disabled individuals violated the ban on cruel and unusual punishment andthat the prohibition of such punishment should be interpreted in the light of the evolving standard of decency that marked the progress of a maturing society.
In chapter V, the Special Rapporteur takes new developments and State practice into account andexplores if there is an evolving standard to consider the death penalty as running afoul of the prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment.
A new approach is needed as there is evidence of an evolving standard within international bodies and a robust State practice to frame the debate about the legality of the death penalty within the context of the fundamental concepts of human dignity and the prohibition of torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.