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These matters may require urgent action.
In addition to the issues identified in paragraph 18 above,the contact group on legal matters may also continue considering any legal issues referred to it by other contact groups.
Legal matters may require challenging deadlines.
As already specified in the 2012 Opinion, this approach also creates problems,as certain information pertaining to such matters may need to be restricted based on the protected interests mentioned in Article 5.
Other matters may be considered as they arise during the session.
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ICSC reports requiring action by the General Assembly to be considered in even years and those on which no action is required in odd years; however,urgent matters may be dealt with on an annual basis.
However, other matters may be subject to retroactive amendment.
Some matters may be decided by a single judge e.g. initial appearance of the accused, pretrial conferences, status conferences, rulings on some motions, issuance of protective measures.
Although corporate, commercial,financial and other matters may be referred to arbitration, parties cannot resort to arbitration to resolve their disputes.
Such matters may also be the subject of requests by Maori to the Government or initiatives by Government in consultation with Maori to develop policies to help recognize use and management practices of Maori in the exercise of their traditional rights.
For example, management issues or administrative matters may be referred to programme managers, with a request to advise the Section of their findings.
Such matters may include the definition of the offence, the burden of proof, the establishment of penalties.
According to the report, while the judge competent to hear labour matters may order measures to end discrimination against women, there is no legal provision for job reinstatement.
These matters may include economic or marital problems; questions of immigration, family reunification and deportation; and conflict within the family.
The Board was in agreement with the quality assurance findings andadds that the above-mentioned structural and organizational matters may have an impact on the effectiveness and efficiency of UNDP and of the internal audit activity and thereafter on the reliance that can be placed on the internal audit activity.
These matters may include, for example:(a) outright assignments;(b) leases;(c) procedural mechanisms of enforcement;(d) conflicts of laws; and(e) insolvency.
However, even in the absence of such a treaty, international judicial assistance in criminal antitrust matters may take place on the basis of national law; Germany, for instance, has granted such assistance, which requires approval of the competition authority and of other governmental bodies.
Some matters may require specific approval by the courts, while others may be addressed by agreement between the insolvency representatives.
Grievances regarding administrative matters may be communicated to ombudsmen, for example, the Tax Ombudsman in Georgia.
In reality, matters may be even more convoluted; often the displacement involves a mixed or composite flow, with a variety of reasons for the exodus, including political, economic and other factors.
Nonetheless, the Committee stresses that these matters may bring up questions of international law such as respect for human rights and the principle of pacta sunt servanda;
Both these matters may have an impact on the operation of certain parts of the law of treaties in conditions of entirely normal international relations, and the Commission felt that considerations of logic and of the completeness of the draft articles indicated the desirability of inserting a general reservation covering cases of succession and cases of State responsibility.
Some of these matters may already be covered by existing national laws.
The proposed Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters may provide for seeking assistance in criminal matters, namely to prevent the use of Papua New Guinea for terrorist acts outside of Papua New Guinea.
However, the Commission remains aware that those matters may shed light on the motives of a number of individuals who are within the scope of its own investigation, especially since the Commission has received information that Mr. Hariri had declared that he would take measures to investigate the Bank scandal more thoroughly if he returned to power.
The latest scientific findings indicate that matters may be worse than previously thought, with forecasts about global warming, sea-level rise and the intensity and frequency of extreme climatic events exceeding earlier predictions and adding weight to the worst-case scenarios outlined in 2007 by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) in its Fourth Assessment Report.
The matter may be better left to other law.
Further information on this matter may also be found in document UNEP/GCSS. IX/3/Add.1.
This matter may require further consideration.
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