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Do not place the product where it might be exposed to dust.
Nonetheless, the risk to which he might be exposed upon return to the Islamic Republic of Iran was a matter of serious concern.
The CEDAW Committee has shown concern that the migrant workers might be exposed to abuse and custodial violence.
Retention facility components that might be exposed to a fire should be resistant to high temperatures and to physical and chemical impact.
The most severely affected are young adults,although in the case of settlers the whole family might be exposed to the risk.
We recommend that you enable PFS only in environments where IPsec traffic might be exposed to sophisticated attackers who might try to compromise the strong cryptographic protection provided by IPsec.
He argues that the Migration Board did in no deeper sense consider all aspects of the risks to which the complainant might be exposed if returned to Iran.
Ensure that all persons are protected from the intimidation or violence to which they might be exposed as a result of their activities or the simple exercise of their freedom of opinion and expression and their right of association and peaceful assembly;
We note the importance of paying special attention to new manifestations of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance to which young people might be exposed.
Identifying the risks to which the applicant is exposed or might be exposed, comprising the applicant, its branches and agents;
Requests the Secretary-General, in taking any decisions with respect to the deployment of UNPROFOR personnel, to take full account of the need to enhance their security andminimize the dangers to which they might be exposed;
When asylum was refused and the authorities were aware of the risk to which the asylum seekers might be exposed, they examined the case as carefully as possible.
In preparation for privatization, PEs might be exposed to competition("demonopolized") by liberalizing regulatory entry barriers, by removing subsidies to PEs, by making them subject to RBP controls or by splitting up large PEs to reduce their market power.
The Government was deeply concerned about the risk of trafficking to which children in such centres might be exposed and had in 2006 introduced special training for all the staff of such centres.
Women workers are at times not aware of the occupational health and safety rules andthe importance of being familiar with these rules and ways to protect themselves from the diseases and risks to which they might be exposed during work.
For that reason,experts worry that airplane passengers flying over the Poles during a powerful storm, might be exposed to armful levels of radiation, perhaps are those equal to a hundred chest x-rays.
Requests the Secretary-General, in taking any decisions with respect to the deployment of personnel of the United Nations Protection Force, to take full account of the need to enhance their security andminimize the dangers to which they might be exposed;
In order to protect its people from the hazards to which they might be exposed as a result of research activity, the circulation of substances, the importation of live specimens and the introduction of modern biological techniques, the Sudan has established numerous regulatory and monitoring institutions such as.
The protocol should not disregard the important role that schools andeducational programmes play in stimulating children's awareness of the dangers to which they might be exposed, particularly in regard to the exploitation of children.
In deference to the principle of national sovereignty and in order toavoid the dangers that such personnel might be exposed to, the right of access to civilians in need of assistance- women, children and men- should be exercised by securing the approval of the States of which these needy people are citizens.
The daytime population of foreigners was much higher than the figures suggested,due to the number of cross-border workers who entered Luxembourg every day and who might be exposed to discrimination during their working day.
Stress the particular importance of involving the young people of the Americas in the preparatory process leading to the World Conference, note the importance of paying special attention to new manifestations of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance to which they might be exposed.
A working group has been set up by the Head of Government and assigned the task, in a concerted action involving all the national agencies concerned, of identifying potential chemical andbiological risks to which Algeria might be exposed and elaborating appropriate early-warning and intervention systems to deal with their consequences in the most efficient manner.
The Committee is therefore convinced that it is essential for the administration to implement the recommendations of the Board, particularly as regards contract formulation and management, in order, in future, to minimize,if not eliminate, the risk to which the United Nations might be exposed.
The Commission also agreed that the commentary should explain that the change referred to the grantor's relevant address(for example, the grantor's address set forth in the registry record),as otherwise the secured creditor might be exposed to the risk of sending the copy to a wrong address or might abuse that right and send the copy to an address that would be irrelevant to the transaction, giving rise to the security right to which the notice related.
He could state categorically that there was no conflict between the two provisions, since the general human rights situation in a country was regarded as anextremely important means of gauging the personal and specific risk to which a person might be exposed if returned to the State of origin.
In October and November 2001, in his report to the General Assembly and his briefing under the Arias formula to the Security Council,the Special Rapporteur issued specific warnings concerning the need to take special measures to protect civilians against the threat of ethnically motivated violence in areas where ethnic minorities identified with the earlier regime might be exposed to reprisals.
Then the problem of the country to which the person will be expelled arises, since under the EuropeanConvention on Human Rights, an alien may not be expelled to a country where he might be exposed to inhuman or degrading treatment.
The Committee is pleased to observe the State party's concern to integrate human rights into actions to combat terrorism, in part by maintaining an outright ban on extradition, refoulement orexpulsion to a country where the individual concerned might be exposed to the death penalty and violations of articles 7 and 9 of the Covenant.
If there is a danger that the offender might face persecution in the receiving State on the grounds of his or her race, ethnicity, nationality, association with a social group, political opinion or religion, orthat as a result of the expulsion the offender might be exposed to torture or other inhuman or degrading treatment and/or punishment;