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Persons concerned shall not be arbitrarily deprived of their right of option to which they might be entitled in accordance with such provisions.
The symbolic sum the author might be entitled to under section 54RA(3) of division 4B would not meet the criteria for compensation under article 9, paragraph 5.
Nothing in the Protocol shall prejudice any rights of recourse to which the person liable might be entitled pursuant to the law of the competent court.
In cases where the man registered by the mother as the natural father refused to recognize the child,the woman was entitled to a single mother's allowance in addition to any other benefits that she might be entitled to.
However, a State acting in self-defence might be entitled to take action against third States.
In doing so, it should bear in mind the existence of separate rules of customary international law,especially those relating to special missions, under which State officials might be entitled to immunity.
Additionally, it is not clear which states might be entitled to invoke the responsibility of the expelling State.
Many thus wished to stay until the situation improved, but were acutely apprehensive with regard to the level of humanitarian assistance andtype of shelter to which they might be entitled should they decide to stay.
When, however, some migrant workers formed part of particular ethnic, religious orlinguistic groups, they might be entitled to at least some of the protection envisaged under the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to Minorities.
It was stated that, without such elaboration of examples, subparagraph(b)in its current formulation could introduce uncertainty as to when a secured creditor might be entitled to use an encumbered asset.
Furthermore, in the situation referred to in paragraph 8,some legal systems recognized that the concessionaire might be entitled to a varying level of compensation depending on whether the project execution was negatively affected by acts of the contracting authority itself, of other governmental agencies or the host country's legislature.
These pensions, which are financed under the General Budgets of the State and are subject to special conditions and amounts,are incompatible with any ordinary pensions to which the beneficiaries might be entitled for the same contingencies.
In response to the question posed by the Commission in connection with draft article 48, to be considered during its next session,his delegation thought that an international organization might be entitled to bring a claim if a breach of an obligation owed to the international community as a whole was committed by another international organization, provided the first-mentioned organization had a mandate to defend the general interests of the international community.
Mechanisms to deal with additional costs and other consequences that might result from any order issued by the contracting authority or another public authority in connection with subparagraphs(h) and(i) above,including any compensation to which the concessionaire might be entitled;
Accordingly, paragraph 2 of draft article 13 provides that persons concerned shall not be arbitrarily deprived of their right of option to which they might be entitled in accordance with a treaty or the legislation of a State concerned.
Mechanisms to deal with additional costs and other consequences that might result from any order issued by the contracting authority or another public authority in connection with subparagraphs(h) and(i) above,including any compensation to which the concessionaire might be entitled[see chap. IV, paras. 73-76];
In that regard, the International Court of Justice had been very clear in the Gabcíkovo-Nagymaros Project case,where it stated that although Hungary might be entitled to rely on necessity as a ground for excusing its non-performance of the treaty, the treaty nonetheless continued to exist.
The Organization has always cooperated and will continue to cooperate with the appropriate authorities of Member States with a view to facilitating the proper administration of justice, securing the observance of national laws and regulations and preventing the occurrence of any abuse in connection with the privileges, immunities andfacilities to which staff members might be entitled pursuant to applicable international instruments.
One important issue in determining the extent of liability of certification services providers andsignatories concerns the group of persons that might be entitled to claim compensation for damage caused by a breach by either party of their contractual or statutory obligations.
However, if the tariff level contemplated in the concessionaire's original proposal was based on the assumption of some residual value of the assets at the end of the project period or if the financial proposal assumed significant revenue from third parties,the concessionaire might be entitled to compensation for assets handed over to a successor concessionaire.
In respect of one jurisdiction's cross-border recognition framework, the panel noted why a recognition regime was important,the parties who might be entitled to seek recognition, the authority competent to recognize, and what might be covered by that recognition.
The situation was somewhat different in respect of draft article 35: whereas a State could not rely on the provisions of its internal law as justification for failure to comply with the obligations entailed by its responsibility,an international organization might be entitled to rely on its internal rules as a justification for not giving reparation towards its members.
Discusses the UNCITRAL-IBA project on monitoring the implementation of the New York Convention(1958) andsuggests that UNCITRAL could prepare a publication that might be entitled: Guidelines on the Implementation, Interpretation and Application of the New York Convention.
Draft article 35 correctly emphasized the special relationship between an international organization and its members, whereby, unlike a State, which could not rely on the provisions of its internal law as justification for failure to comply with its obligations,an international organization might be entitled to rely on its internal rules as justification for not making reparation to its members.
Where such an assurance cannot be given,it is advisable to empower the contracting authority to negotiate with the concessionaire the compensation to which the concessionaire might be entitled in the event that price control measures do not allow for full recovery of the additional costs generated by general legislative changes.
In Morocco's view, those individuals should be identified or at least permitted to lodge appeals in order to allow all Saharans to participate in the referendum,adding that Morocco would not take part in a referendum where any Saharan who might be entitled to vote was not allowed to do so, as the right to self-determination meant the right of all Saharans to decide their fate.
Finally, an applicant may be entitled to have their decision reconsidered by the Home Office.
Such statements may be entitled“reservation”,“declaration”,“understanding”,“interpretative declaration” or“interpretative statement”.
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