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A limited list of documents might deprive third parties of essential pieces of information for understanding the case.
To deprive the foreign representative of the possibility of obtaining protection at the start might deprive him of all relief.
It was said that such a provision might deprive the defendant of a right to be properly notified of the commencement of the arbitration.
Mr. Schelin(Observer for Sweden)said he shared the representative of Italy's fear that the draft article might deprive the bill of lading of its character as a negotiable transport document.
In addition, that might deprive the committees of critical country-specific information based on which relevant questions could be formulated.
Delaying disclosure until entry into force of the procurement contract might deprive aggrieved suppliers and contractors of a meaningful remedy.
It was said that joining a third person might deprive that person of its right to participate in the constitution of the arbitral tribunal.
It is the fear of the Abe circles that the denuclearization of the peninsula as a result of successful Six-Party Talks might deprive Japan of any justification for going nuclear.
While such a solution was conceivable from the standpoint of the law of treaties, it might deprive watercourse States of their contractual freedom, except where they acted in the framework of the members of the watercourse community as a whole.
With regard to diplomatic protection of stateless persons and refugees(draft article 7), his delegation continued to feel that the requirement of both lawful andhabitual residence set too high a threshold and might deprive such individuals of effective protection.
Entry into force on the basis of a very few ratifications and accessions might deprive the Court of the necessary authority to act on behalf of the international community.
The procurement regulations should require the procuring entity to grant prompt access to those records since delaying disclosure until, for example,the entry into force of the procurement contract might deprive suppliers and contractors of a meaningful remedy.
It is understood the need for state coercion to curb attitudes which might deprive that minority to have their rights guaranteed, not giving room for social exclusion.
However, problems associated with coordinating the assistance provided by that body andthe activities conducted by the international humanitarian community to help with the social reintegration of victims might deprive such persons of the benefit of programmes set up in their favour.
An additional concern was expressed that draft subparagraph 83(b)(ii) might deprive the shipper of a reasonable place to protect its interests, especially in light of the higher costs of arbitration compared to court litigation.
The procurement regulations should require the procuring entity to grant prompt access to the relevant parts of the records to authorized persons since delaying disclosure until, for example,the entry into force of the procurement contract might deprive suppliers and contractors of a meaningful remedy.
In declining to record positions which departed from the majority opinion,the Committee might deprive itself of the possibility of a further discussion on important considerations that often reflected the diversity of the legal systems represented in its midst.
Noting that the Secretary-General had submitted a shorter and more strategic programme budget, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 57/300,he cautioned that shortening the budget presentation too much might deprive Member States of the detailed information they needed to make informed decisions.
However, general legislative provisions dealing in detail with the rights andobligations of the parties might deprive the contracting authority and the concessionaire of the necessary flexibility to negotiate an agreement that takes into account the needs and particularities of a specific project.
It was also said that, since the draft convention was concerned with the use of data messages in contract formation and not with the way in which a contract was to be executed or performed,the exclusion of contracts relating to intellectual property rights might deprive those contracts of the benefit of legal certainty that the draft convention aimed to provide.
The possible disadvantage of legislative provisions dealing in detail with the rights andobligations of the parties is that they might deprive the contracting authority and the concessionaire of the necessary flexibility to negotiate an agreement that takes into account the needs and particularities of a specific project.
The Committee also suggested that the Parties might wish to reconsider the decision XV/5 requirement to split essential use allocations between salbutamol andnon-salbutamol uses, as that might deprive parties of flexibility needed to manage allocations and achieve stockpile reductions.
Such merger cases suggest that by not havinga merger control system, a country might deprive itself of the legal powers to challenge foreign and domestic mergers, which might have an adverse effect on its territory and thus undermine both the national and global competitiveness of its export-oriented companies.
Delaying disclosure until, for example, the entry into force of the procurement contract might deprive aggrieved suppliers and contractors of a meaningful remedy.
That addition, it was stated,should be sufficient to address possible concerns that exculpatory clauses to the benefit of the shipper might deprive the carrier of any redress in the event that a shipper's reckless conduct(for instance, failure to provide information as to the dangerous nature of the goods) caused injury to persons or damage to the ship or other cargo.
The government did not however find grounds for establishing an absolute legal limit to the duration of immobilisation in connection with the amendment of the Danish Psychiatric Act, as this might deprive psychiatric departments and staff of the means to undertake necessary measures for the protection of the patient concerned and other patients, should the patient's condition be unaltered at the expiry of the time limit.
A court may deprive one or both parents of parental rights, if they.
Article 1159:"No person may deprive another person of his property.
Thus, existence of the priority regarding a certain industrial property object may deprive an applicant of the right to obtain patent for such object.
Denying attribution of conduct may deprive third parties of all redress, unless conduct could be attributed to a State or to another organization.