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However, in view of the large number of pay equity claims under way,section 11 of the Act had been expressly excluded from the review.
It had been expressly proposed by Fitzmaurice, as Special Rapporteur for the Law of Treaties, in his fourth report/ Yearbook… 1959, vol.
Draft article 8 dealt with the question of the primary responsibility of the affected State, which had been expressly reserved in the context of the work on draft article 5.
The police had been expressly instructed not to resort to excessive use of force in apprehending offenders, cattle thieves and burglars in Mechka.
The buyer had to prove that a particular purpose relating to the goods had been expressly or impliedly made known to the seller at the time of conclusion of the contract.
Its agenda had been expressly formulated with a view to directly furthering the main purposes of the Decade, while its conclusions both echoed and reinforced the sentiments expressed during the centennial of the first International Peace Conference.
Gibraltar had no maritime areas of its own including any adjacent to the isthmus except forthe waters of the port, which had been expressly ceded to the United Kingdom under the Treaty of Utrecht.
The independence andimpartiality of the judiciary had been expressly stated in the Constitutional Framework for Provisional Self-Government in Kosovo and a judicial code of ethics had been introduced.
In addition, a number of activities had been undertaken more recently to officially apologize to victims of the violence where the State had been expressly recognized as responsible for the acts in question.
According to George Lockhart Rives,"That treaty had been expressly so framed as to leave the boundaries of Texas undefined, and the joint resolution of the following winter was drawn in the same manner.
While there may be instances of child labour,the delegation reaffirmed that the recruitment of children in the armed forces had been expressly prohibited under the Child Rights Act and extensive publicity had been given to that ban.
The Pakistani delegation supported the application of article 5.6 of the regulations and rules governing programme planning, the programme aspects of the budget, the monitoring of implementation and the methods of evaluation, regarding the elimination of outputs of marginal usefulness; but it agreed with the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ)that the intergovernmental bodies concerned should be consulted when it was proposed to eliminate outputs that had been expressly authorized by the deliberating bodies.
The current intellectual property rights regimes clearly hampered economic development because they had been expressly designed to prevent the dissemination of technology and to establish monopolies that favoured only the pharmaceutical companies.
Moreover, a subsequent agreement or subsequent practice as envisaged in article 31, paragraph 3,of the Vienna Convention might be the result of the elimination of differences in the meaning of the treaty in different languages which had been expressly or tacitly agreed to by the parties.
Sections 13 and 17 of the New Territories Ordinance used to provide that- except forthose lots for which exemption had been expressly sought and granted- New Territories land under individual ownership was inherited according to the Chinese customary law of succession.
The prevailing view was that the provisions as drafted provided sufficient flexibility to procuring entities and that the transparency requirements should not be weakened by allowing amendments to the means of communication chosen during the process,unless this possibility had been expressly envisaged by the procuring entity in the solicitation documents.
The author claims a violation of article 14, paragraph 1, since he was sentenced to two years inprison for unlawful association, a charge which had been expressly omitted from the indictment by the Supreme Court.
That approach has been expressly recommended in international conventions.
This has been expressly recognized in a variety of international instruments, some of which have been dedicated exclusively to serve that end.
Some of these principles have been expressly provided for as rights, such as gender equality; children; and education.
These limitations of liability apply even if RIXWELL has been expressly advised of the potential loss.
New Zealand has on many occasions over the years made declarations regarding the application of treaties to these territories,even when reservations have been expressly prohibited or restricted.
In spite of the victim's release,the author's legal counsel has been expressly authorized to pursue the case before the Committee.
These limitations of liability apply even if ETC has been expressly advised of the potential loss.
Similarly, according to the Institut de Droit international, retaliation orretorsion does not constitute a valid ground for expelling an alien who has been expressly authorized to reside in a country.
We are only liable in respect of the suitability of the goods for specific purposes of use if this suitability has been expressly agreed.
This has been expressly recognized by regional human rights bodies in the context of the State's positive obligations to protect the right to life, and has been extended to include de facto marriages and similar personal partnerships.
Unless you have been expressly authorized to speak on behalf of Baxter, you must direct all inquiries from the media to Corporate Communications and from the financial community to Corporate Investor Relations.
The performance of an engagement encompasses auditing procedures aimed at the detection of the defalcation of books and records andother irregularities only if during the conduct of audits grounds therefor arise or if this has been expressly agreed to in writing.
Its status is based on all relevant peace treaties signed in this century, the Charter of the United Nations, the Helsinki Final Act andthe principle of international law and has been expressly confirmed in Security Council resolution 1244 1999.