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It might be viewed by some observers as evidence of Europe's latent refusal of the other and of differences in general.
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Resolution 986(1995) might be viewed as a humanitarian resolution aimed at providing for the essential humanitarian needs of the Iraqi population.
Compelling people of a different nationality to retain their legal status as aliens for the bulk of their lives might be viewed as inhospitable or as intentional exclusion from the polity.
However, there were two instances that might be viewed as obsewations on or calls for amendments to the Council's provisional rules of procedure.
Continuation of the current system of classification could create an impression that there may be an employer-employee relationship,and also might be viewed as a departure from the standard approach to procurement.
This might be viewed as the effort of the NBU to further decrease negative effects of the internal processes and instability of the world economy on the Ukrainian economy.
He added that if the bench was regarded as not representative, that might be viewed in specific cases as detracting from the value of the court's decisions.
Data integration might be viewed as set combination wherein the larger set is retained, whereas fusion is a set reduction technique with improved confidence.
In his view, the reduction to one dollar per year of remuneration payable to members of the Board might be viewed as not corresponding to the legislative intent of the relative provision of the 1961 Convention.
This is due in part because their priority is to provide shelter to those who remained in Bosnia andHerzegovina during the war, which reflects an inclination to cater to natural constituencies rather than make decisions which might be viewed as favouring"minority" groups.
They specifically noted that a Senior Management Service might be viewed as a privileged group of staff, which would not heighten the esprit de corps.
It was recalled that the Working Group had decided to comply with the mandatory requirements for an effective review under UNCAC, andthat an"Alcatel standstill" period might be viewed as an essential component of an effective review system.
It would, however, oppose those resolutions which might be viewed as predetermining questions which, as agreed by both sides, were to be resolved during the peace talks.
The suggestion that, in the event of an opinion having been expressed by the Committee in relation to a particular complaint,the State party would consult the Committee before taking any action that might be viewed as inconsistent with its recommendations was also a positive development.
A unilateral statement ordeclaration by one party to such a treaty might be viewed as an interpretive declaration; even then, however, it would be subject to the consent of the other party.
In any event, in assessing whether a customary rule has emerged which would have lifted immunity ratione materiae in respect of crimes under international law,due account should also be taken of the judicial developments mentioned above, which might be viewed as indicating a trend pointing in that direction.
Such testimony might be viewed as evidence of wanton, reckless behaviour, rather than genocidal intent were it not for the fact the soldiers also speak of military rabbis encouraging the belief that they were engaged in a religious war and should not show mercy to the non-Jewish enemy who should be expelled from the holy land.
More information is needed, therefore, as to the experience so far with arranging financial participation by the private sector, the legal modalities used for such participation andthe legislative basis in each participating organization enabling it to enter into long-term commitments that might be viewed as long-term borrowing.
Such a suggestion might be viewed as controversial, but the case law of the European Court of Human Rights provided a useful example of a balanced approach to the issue: it established that the relevant provision of the European Convention on Human Rights covered cases where the danger emanated from persons or groups of persons who were not public officials only where the authorities of the receiving State were unable to control the actions of such groups or to guarantee adequate protection.
As for the possibility of adapting the powers of United Nations organs, it was viewed as very remote in the prevailing world political and economic conditions andas involving in any event a study of the primary rules of international law which might be viewed as going beyond the Commission's mandate.
CCAQ(FB) feels that more information is needed on experience so far in arranging financial participation by the private sector, the legal modalities used for such participation and the legislative basis in each participating organization,for enabling them to enter into long-term commitments that might be viewed as long-term borrowing.
This moving threshold may be viewed as PZM's only fixed checkpoint.
Some of these may be viewed as cutting across the four global objectives.
Such information may be viewed as indicative of the amount of technology transferred.
HR risks may be viewed as any action or omission by personnel human resources.
In essence, the Manual methodology may be viewed as a three-stage(ongoing) process.
Kenyan reports suggest that the birth of an intersex infant may be viewed as a curse.
Quality control as a function may be viewed in the broader context of quality management.
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