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Initially, it would be applied to traffic and patrol officers.
He welcomed the adoption of the universal periodic review mechanism and hoped that it would be applied fairly.
Moreover, it would be applied only between the States which had become parties to it. .
The relatively low level of PentaBDE found in this futon was below the loading at which it would be applied as a flame retardant.
Please explain how it would be applied to transactions related to terrorist activities.
Given the stricter definition of dangerpay(compared with hazard pay), the Commission had expected that it would be applied to a limited number of locations.
Morocco endorsed the strategy of preventive diplomacy and hoped that it would be applied without delay in areas at risk not only because of political change, but because of the deteriorating economic and social situation.
He asked whether it was a bill or a law, what its contents included, on which date it had or would enter into force, and when it would be applied in practice.
A different instrument, such as a multilateral agreement,would be more appropriate, as it would be applied by all countries irrespective of individual country practices in tax matters.
Since international custom could incorporate the criterion of universal jurisdiction optionally or compulsorily, and the same was true of treaties,it was necessary to examine how each source treated universal jurisdiction based on the crimes to which it would be applied.
The Committee adopted the working paper on bridging information, on the understanding that it would be applied on a case-by-case basis and that it would be developed further in the light of future experience.
At the beginning of this year, the amendments to the Tax Code of Ukraine(hereinafter- TCU) entered into force, according to which, for the period to December 31, 2021,that is, within five years, it would be applied 0% rate for taxpayers who meet certain criteria.
He took it that the Committee wished toproceed with the proposed programme of work, on the understanding that it would be applied with flexibility in the light of the progress made by the Committee and that the Committee would take action on draft resolutions as soon as they were ready for adoption.
UNICEF was requested by one speaker to provide more information on the results of the equity focus and how it would be applied in the United Nations system.
Finally, with regard to the draft legislation on justice and reparation,we should note that it would be applied not only to the self-defence groups that have begun peace dialogues with the Government, but to all illegal armed groups that decide to lay down their weapons and enter into a serious negotiation process.
He assured delegates that joint programming took account of the unique realities andpriorities of each country and that it would be applied in a measured, considered manner.
He took it that theCommittee wished to proceed with the proposed programme of work, on the understanding that it would be applied with flexibility in the light of the progress made by the Committee and the difficulties encountered, and that the Committee would take action on draft resolutions as soon as they were ready for adoption.
If he heard no objection,he would take it that the Committee wished to approve the proposed timetable on the understanding that it would be applied in a flexible manner depending on the progress of work.
The CHAIRPERSON said that she took it that the Committee wished to adopt thedraft programme of work, on the understanding that it would be applied flexibly, that every effort would be made to find more time for the consideration of communications during the second week of the session and that, if possible, an exchange of views would be held on item 9 concerning General Comments of the Committee.
Article 7 of the Agreement provided that if, on 16 November 1994(the date of entry into force of the Convention),the Agreement had not entered into force, it would be applied provisionally pending its entry into force, subject to certain exceptions.
The Fifth Committee endorsed this recommendation, with the understanding that it would be applied with the necessary flexibility to ensure that UNPROFOR operational requirements were met, and the General Assembly subsequently adopted resolution 49/228 of 2 February 1995, requesting that the results of the study be submitted to the General Assembly in order to enable it to take a decision on the issue at the resumed forty-ninth session.
The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the Committee approved the proposed timetable on the understanding that it would be applied with the necessary flexibility according to the progress of the work.
Furthermore, the standard of"effective control"(draft article 5), used to determine the responsibility of the organization, required clarification; while a general criterion applicable to all kinds of international organizations would be desirable,he wondered how it would be applied in practice.
As had been the case with the implementation of the master standard for Professional and higher posts, it was expected that the introduction of the new General Service standard would not result in an across-the-board reclassification of all posts in the General Service andrelated categories, but that it would be applied to all new posts, and upon the creation of vacancies.
The State party submits that this evidence does not provide substantial grounds for believing that article 7 of the Chinese Criminal Code would be applied in his case or that it would be applied in the manner he alleges and with the consequences he suggests.
One of them remarked that the real function of a framework convention once it entered into force could also be questioned: in situations concerning international watercourses regulated by multilateral treaties between the States concerned, a new framework convention could be applied only to issues not regulated by those instruments;moreover, it would be applied only between the States which had become parties to it. .
He welcomed legislation criminalizing torture as a crime against humanity and hoped that it would be properly applied in practice.
There was a need to determinehow an international and legally binding instrument would be applied and whether it would be in the interests of the countries concerned.