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They called on Uganda to reconsider its position on all the recommendations that it had rejected.
The Electoral Commission subsequently announced that it had rejected the petition on grounds of insufficient signatures.
It had rejected the call of the General Assembly to put an end to systematic, widespread and grave human rights violations in its territory.
On 13 September 2004, the InterAmerican Court notified the Government of Mexico that it had rejected the complaint lodged by the InterAmerican Commission;
In its recent communiqué, it had rejected the so-called right of humanitarian intervention as having no legal basis in the Charter or in the general principles of international law.
The Headquarters for the Liberation of Al-Sham released an announcement claiming that it had rejected a Russian proposal to include it in the ceasefire agreement.
It had rejected processes to return land which it did not actively use and had not cleaned up areas which had been noted for toxic and hazardous wastes for many years.
Therefore, the buyer was not entitled to damages as it had rejected the seller's offer for new delivery without justification article 80 CISG.
The CHAIRMAN noted, with respect to the second suggestion,that the Committee had already considered a solution of that nature which it had rejected because of the practical problems it would raise.
The Israeli High Court issued a statement a week after it had rejected a petition by Israeli religious groups to close down a part of Al-Aqsa Mosque referred to as the Al-Marwani prayer area.
The first would be to adopt the solution of the 1994 Model Procurement Law to exclude defence procurement, which was a solution that this Committee andthe Working Group before it had rejected.
The author submitted, lastly, that the State Council had not respected her right to a fair trial since it had rejected her claim of a violation of article 7 although that claim was being submitted to the Council for the first time.
In February 2001, the authors filed an appeal for prorogation of the amparo application in relation to the High Court's ruling of January 2001, in which it had rejected the petition for annulment.
In particular, it had rejected proposals that it should confirm the wholesale extinguishment of native title on pastoral lease land, arguing that it would be contrary to the Wik decision and to its obligations under the Convention and the Racial Discrimination Act.
In the absence of a decision on that point the Committee could not grant Mrs. Zou's request,since at its previous session it had rejected a similar request by Mr. Banton CERD/C/SR.1153, para. 41.
The Working Group recalled that it had rejected a similar proposal at its forty-fifth(A/CN.9/614, para. 60) and forty-sixth(A/CN.9/619, para. 80) sessions for the reason that involving an appointing authority at such an early stage of the arbitral proceeding could create unnecessary delays.
It had rejected the 18-hour curfew desired by the Government, but had felt that a 12-to-14-hour curfew was not incompatible with the right to freedom, which confirmed that the system was fully in agreement with the Covenant and the European Convention on Human Rights.
The way forward in the twenty-first century had been indicated by Scotland, historically an independent kingdom, when it had rejected independence from the United Kingdom in favour of greater devolved powers and autonomy.
It had rejected the most recent plan proposed by Mr. James Baker, the Secretary-General's Personal Envoy to Western Sahara, even though the plan made it many concessions, perhaps too many, in that it allowed everyone in the occupied territories the right to vote, including Moroccan settlers.
In 1985, the General Assembly had expressly ruled out the applicability of the principle of self-determination to the question when it had rejected two British attempts to introduce the principle into resolutions related to the question.
On 19 November, the Association for Civil Rights in Israel informed the High Court of Justice that it had rejected an arrangement proposed by the State Attorney's office under which hearings on the extension of the detention of Palestinian residents from the territories who were arrested in Israel would continue to be held in detention facilities and not in military courts.
UNMIK had followed up the recommendations contained in three special reports,amending legislation to come into line with international human rights standards. It had rejected one recommendation and was currently reviewing several others.
The international community must show more firmness towards the Iraqi regime,which had sole responsibility for the suffering of the people since it had rejected the offer made in Security Council resolution 986(1995) that would have allowed it to benefit from the sale of petroleum and to improve its internal situation.
Furthermore, the General Assembly had expressly ruled out the applicability of the principle of self-determination in regard to the Malvinas Islands in 1985 when it had rejected by a large majority two proposals by the United Kingdom seeking to incorporate that principle into a draft resolution on the question.
The General Assembly itself had expressly ruled out the applicability of the principle of self-determination with regard to the Malvinas Islands in 1985 when it had rejected by a large majority two proposals by the United Kingdom seeking to incorporate that principle into a draft resolution on that specific question.
The General Assembly itself had expressly ruled out the applicability of the principle of self-determination with regard to the Malvinas Islands in 1985 when it had rejected by a large majority two proposals by the United Kingdom seeking to incorporate that principle into a draft resolution on the question.
It has rejected the Eritrean amendments.
It has rejected every initiative to find a just and comprehensive solution to the Middle East problem.