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Similar provisions exist at ICAO and UNESCO.
The secretariat therefore contacted members of the Working Party to ascertain what provisions exist at the national level.
No provisions exist against marital rape.
Accordingly, the GoN is preparing a draft to amend all discriminatory provisions existing in the rules and schedules.
Such provisions exist in New Zealand.
Sir Nigel RODLEY asked whether all persons taken into custody had immediate access to a lawyer and what provisions existed for detainees who could not afford counsel.
Similar provisions exist in some other ACN countries.
When the loading of the goods is the responsibility of the shipper or the discharge that of the consignee, they must, within the agreed or prescribed periods for loading and discharge, load or discharge the quantity of goods, of which the weight, dimensions or number have been defined, as agreed in the contract for carriage, or,where no such contractual provisions exist, in accordance with national regulations.
Similar provisions exist in regional refugee instruments.
Non-governmental organizations(NGOs) had reported that while legislative provisions existed for prosecuting perpetrators of racial discrimination, they were not implemented.
What provisions exist to minimize the impacts of fisheries on threatened species?
It is not clear from the report what provisions exist in the Republic of Korea for the suppression of the financing of terrorism.
What provisions exist to account for significant indirect adverse impacts on non-target species?
Equivalent provisions exist in certain other special laws.
Similar provisions exist for the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination;Ibid., p. 208, para. 7.
Regarding recruitment of terrorists orthe supply of weapons to terrorists, provisions exist in the Criminal Code that are applicable in such cases e.g. section 55 providing for unlawful training, section 56 making the membership of an unlawful association illegal, section 53 concerning unlawful oaths to commit offences.
What provisions exist to exclude from Tanzania Asylum seekers, and others who are persons of the kind mentioned in the sub-paragraph 2(c) of the resolution?
Relevant provisions existed in both the Penal Code and the Customary Courts Act.
Similar provisions exist in the AETR concerning breaches of driving and rest times.
Similar provisions existed in the other republics' laws, e.g. articles 62 and 187 of the Criminal Code of the Ukrainian SSR.
Such provisions exist in several countries that have different criteria for determining minimum levels of investment in education.
Similar provisions exist in sectoral laws relating to health, including medical schemes, labour relations and education.
Stricter provisions exist for drivers of cat. C(> 7.5t) and D vehicles 0.1 gr/10003 in blood or 0.02 mg/l in air exhaled.
She asked what provisions existed to protect women against violence, what punishments had been established and what was done to protect witnesses.
What provisions exist to exclude from the Republic of the Congo persons, whether asylum-seekers or not, who are persons mentioned in paragraph 2(c) of the resolution?
What provisions exist to exclude from the Sultanate of Oman asylum-seekers, and others, who are persons of the kind mentioned in subparagraph 2(c) of the Resolution?
Although such provisions existed for air transport, a detailed in-depth study would be necessary before including them in the regulations for other modes.
What provisions exist to exclude from Panama asylum seekers, and others, who are persons of the kind mentioned in subparagraph 2(c) of the resolution?
Similar provisions exist in comparable instruments, with the first Optional Protocol, CAT and MWC providing the same six-month period and the CERD a three-month time-frame for replies.21.
Subparagraph 2(c): What provisions exist to exclude from access to Peru persons of the kind mentioned in subparagraph 2(c) of the resolution who seek to enter otherwise than as refugees?