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Superseded by new policy of the Secretariat ST/SGB/23/4.
Outputs whose legislative basis has been superseded by new mandates;
Though it is still in widespread use today,it has been mostly superseded by newer forms of estradiol with improved pharmacokinetics that require less frequent administration such as estradiol cypionate and estradiol valerate.
Ii Programme elements whose legislative basis has been superseded by new mandates;
The plaintiff argued that, under that agreement,any obligations arising from the contract of sale had been superseded by new obligations, which were no longer subject to the statutory provisions of the contract of sale but led to the application of the standard ten-year limitation period.
Outputs and activities whose legislative basis has been superseded by new mandates;
Of the five recommendations that were regarded as not implemented,three have been superseded by new recommendations in the Board's present report, one has been reiterated and one, relating to the establishment of a post-contract-award review process, has been implemented but is not working as intended see also paras. 9 and 10 below.
He enquired whether the Judiciary Act was still in force or whether it had been superseded by newer legislation enacted in 2008.
This guidance from 1993 SNA has been superseded by new guidance in both 2008 SNA and BPM6.
Further, the Committee recommends that the Race Relations Act be re-examined with a view to elevating its status in domestic law so thatit may not be superseded by new rules or laws.
Tools» Legacy Tools- superseded by newer tools.
It depends on the costs of obtaining a patent relative to the size of the market for which the patent would be valid andon the projected life-span of the innovation before it would be superseded by newer innovations.
Previous WGWAP recommendations that remain open or unresolved andthat are not superseded by new recommendations in the present report are listed in Annex 7.
Note is taken of the fact that the 1976 Race Relations Act, by which many of the provisions of the Convention are given effect in domestic law, is subordinate to a wide range of rules andmay be superseded by new rules or laws.
The remaining three recommendations relate to cost forecasting and contingency setting, andhave now been superseded by new recommendations in this present report.
Australia was pleased to advise that the High Court decision reported to the Twentieth Meeting of HONLEA, Asia and the Pacific,ruling that controlled deliveries were illegal in Australia had been superseded by new legislation.
The Chairman said that the title of chapter III and text of model provision 28 to be found in document A/CN.9/XXXVI/CRP.3/Add.1 had been superseded by new versions, to be found in document A/CN.9/XXXVI/CRP.3/Add.2.
While noting the statement in paragraph 4 that the United Kingdom had“some of the most stringent and comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation in Europe”, the flaw in the Government's approach could be seen from paragraphs 105 and 106,since that legislation could be superseded by new laws enacted by Parliament.
Please provide information on the status of the United Nations code of conduct for police officers under the UNTAC law now that this law is being superseded by new provisions in the draft penal code and in the new Penal Procedure Code.
With regard to paragraph 10, which stated that no United Kingdom law was endowed with status superior to other laws, he drew attention to paragraph 229 of the Committee's report, which noted the fact that the 1976 Race Relations Act was subordinate to a wide range of rules andcould be superseded by new rules or laws.
It was agreed that no reference should be made to specific software,because the pace of development means those mentioned may be superseded by new packages in a relatively short time period.
Low levels of basic literacy, numeracy and vocational skills as a result of gender discrimination from a very young age limit older women's ability to adapt their work to physical changes in later life anddiversify their work as skills acquired in younger age become increasingly superseded by new skills, knowledge and technology.
Per cent were fully implemented, 5(25 per cent) were under implementation, 5(25 per cent) were not implemented,of which 3 have now been superseded by new recommendations, and 1(5 per cent) has been overtaken by events.
The Committee notes with satisfaction that many ofthe pre-independence laws and postindependence transitional measures are being amended or superseded by new laws that better conform to international human rights principles.
Along with an all-new body, the straight-eight was superseded by the new V-8 power in 1955.
The rest wereclosed because they were‘moot' or‘no longer relevant', or they had been superseded by a new recommendation.
Mon separatists formed the Mon Peoples Front,which was later superseded by the New Mon State Party(NMSP) in 1962.
The 1960s-era MIX has since been superseded by a new(also hypothetical) computer architecture, MMIX, to be incorporated in forthcoming editions of TAOCP.
The aggregate number of operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads was 1,944 as of February 2011,when the Treaty was superseded by the New START Treaty.
In political philosophy,Hocking claimed that liberalism must be superseded by a new form of individualism in which the principle is:"every man shall be a whole man.