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Important health risks were consequently likely to arise.
This is only likely to arise with very general and/or sweeping reservations.
Experts warn, however,that similar disputes are likely to arise in the future.
Difficulties are likely to arise if a human rights body fails to take LOAC/IHL into account;
This reveals any financial deficits likely to arise along the way.
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Practical problems are likely to arise in relation to the collection of evidence and access to the victims and witnesses.
Finalize the legal dossiers on areas of law likely to arise before the Tribunal;
Personally, he did not think that much would need to be abandoned,because the problems addressed were likely to arise.
Two overarching issues were likely to arise in that context, namely, governance and development cooperation.
However, the text was drafted in the present tense,since it addressed many situations likely to arise in the future.
Can deal with most situations likely to arise whilst travelling in an area where the language is spoken.
As certain important multilateral treatiesreach a certain age, they are even more likely to arise in the future.
In any case, costs are likely to arise in connection with the analysis, documentation, training, monitoring and certifying requirements.
Its implementation will introduce massive changes in the way financial transactions are performed, and major difficulties are likely to arise.
No new species of existing large vertebrates are likely to arise and food chains will probably be shortened.
This, however, presupposes that the Trial Chamber is provided with a complete file(dossier de la cause) enabling it to become familiar with the evidence collected and the legal andfactual problems likely to arise.
These describe some of the key barriers likely to arise in the implementation of the options under consideration and the strategies that could be used to overcome them.
In the runup to the Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia and Montenegro case,the Court anticipated many issues likely to arise concerning witness evidence and examination.
If these new opportunities were not there or were likely to arise only in the distant future, developing country policy-makers must know so as to plan accordingly.
We are convinced that work on the instrument has to be conducted at the same time as problems are being resolved and obstacles likely to arise due to countries' differing views are being dealt with.
Most major disputes to be settled by the regulatory body are likely to arise between infrastructure service providers, as would be the case with access or interconnection proceedings.
Mr. CHEW(Singapore): When my Foreign Minister, Mr. Wong Kan Seng, addressed the General Assembly on 6 October, he analysed the need for andthe possible objectives of Security Council reforms in an approach which anticipated the problems likely to arise.
In view of the political andmilitary nature of the issues likely to arise during the demarcation phase, my Special Representative stands ready to chair the Commission whenever his personal involvement is required.
An assessment of new funding arrangements andrequirements arising from the adoption of new programmes recently undertaken by the Programme or likely to arise from the outcome of the 20th special session of the General Assembly.
The Commission's analysis of the discrepancies likely to arise in different legal systems with regard to such projects and its proposed modifications to ensure fair competition had been a major step forward.
Arbitral proceedings may be structured by the parties so as to be less fonnal than judicial proceedings and better suited to the needs of the parties andto the specific features of the disputes likely to arise under the countertrade agreement or a related contract.
The paper highlights the main issues likely to arise in the 2000 round of censuses, as discussed during the two and a half days of the joint ECE-EUROSTAT work session on Population and Housing Censuses, which took place in Dublin during 9-11 November 1998.
In addition to these specific provisions, it is considered prudent to set aside under the operational reserve estimated costs likely to arise from the contingency of all personnel under the fund having to separate from service at the same time note 7.
Taking into account the competition policy issues likely to arise as the TRIPS Agreement is implemented, as well as the growing international nature of innovative activity and global network effects in information industries, there is likely to be greater recourse to the cooperation mechanisms provided by the Agreement.
In addition to these specific provisions, it is considered prudent to set aside under the operational reserve estimated costs likely to arise from the contingency of all personnel covered by the Fund having to separate from service at the same time note 16.