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Where curtains or furniture may obstruct free air circulation.
Further, it may obstruct determination of organizational priorities for procurement.
Cover the shelves with any protective materials which may obstruct air circulation.
Or there is suspicion that the accused may obstruct the investigation by destruction of evidence or imperil witnesses.
These dissident and non-aligned groups constitute a serious threat to stability and may obstruct the electoral process.
However, a folding seat for use by the crew may obstruct the access passage to a service door when in the position of use provided that.
There are no restrictions on the right of citizens to take part in the national debates on draft legislation, and no one may obstruct the exercise of this right.
This may obstruct comprehensive amendments on strengthening judicial independence, as they will require a revision of the whole chapter on the judiciary in the Constitution of Ukraine.
The Committee is also concerned that low salaries of civil servants and judges may obstruct the effective implementation of measures to combat corruption.
It is further concerned that the procedures and conditions for exercise of theright to strike and the numerous legal proceedings instituted by employers may obstruct that right art. 8.
Complaints, applications andletters containing information whose communication may obstruct the establishment of the truth in a criminal case are not sent to the addressee; the person in custody and the procurator are so informed.
However, this is a difficult issue to handle because the excluded companies may feel aggrieved and may obstruct the selection process.
The Committee is further concerned that in some cases a parent may obstruct the child's right to contact with the other parent, whereas the child in other cases is obliged to maintain contact with a parent even if it is not in his or her best interests.
Do not install at the following locations:- where it may block the driver's view.- where it may obstruct the operation of safety devices such as air.
However, if the number of platelets is too high, blood clots can form thrombosis, which may obstruct blood vessels and result in such events as a stroke, myocardial infarction, pulmonary embolism-or blockage of blood vessels to other parts of the body, such as the extremities of the arms or legs.
According to etiquette rules a woman is allowed to wear a hat in the restaurant orcaf e but at the theatre it should be taken off because the brim of the h at may obstruct the view of the stage to those behind it.
It also means refraining from realizing development projects that may obstruct or destroy traditional access to subsistence resources, such as hunting or fishing, where this constitutes indigenous peoples' main means of feeding themselves.
States are under a positive obligation to eradicate all forms of structural andsystemic discrimination that may obstruct women's enjoyment of their right to take part in cultural life.
Factors that may obstruct the process of establishing the arms trade treaty need to be taken into account, including the different levels of national development and capacity of each Member State to implement any future legal commitments and the degree of acceptance and involvement of key players such as arms producers and suppliers.
Please comment also on the concerns expressed by Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights(E/C.12/1/Add.91, para. 12) that the State party faces serious problems of corruption andthat low salaries of civil servants and judges may obstruct the effective implementation of measures to combat corruption.
Moreover, my Government strongly urges the members of the Council to seriously consider how some actions by UNPROFOR, in view of the information in paragraphs 10, 11,12, 14 and 16 above, may obstruct the peace process promoted by the Council, and how certain UNPROFOR actions may violate the Council's resolutions.
The Committee is furthermore concerned that overlaps in the mandates of the Department for protection of the rights of the child within the Ombudsman for Human Rights of Bosnia and Herzegovina andthe Children's Ombudsman of Republika Srpska may obstruct a unitary approach to monitoring the implementation of the Convention and its Optional Protocols.
Might obstruct the course of the proceedings;
The nature of hostilities might obstruct on-site investigations or make prompt medical examinations impossible.
It should be noted, however,that financial difficulties might obstruct the launch of future operations.
If there is concern that the convict might obstruct the execution of the sentence of banishment, a court can issue a ruling to remand the convict in banishment custody.
The use of excessive force and certain methods of restraint,including techniques that might obstruct the respiratory tract and the binding of deportees' limbs with adhesive tape, were prohibited.
Detainees had the rightof access to a family member, unless the prosecutor believed that such a meeting might obstruct the investigation.
It is therefore essential that we take a realistic view of the situation andaddress the issues that might obstruct attaining these very fundamental goals.
Under such circumstances, where principles of non-interference in internal affairs andterritorial integrity based on national sovereignty might obstruct the international community from engaging in conflict prevention and resolution, significant functions of NGOs were widely recognized among participants, and can be outlined as follows.