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However there are practical difficulties.
In a strictly legal sense the families remain detained, but there are practical differences to the detention centres.
There are practical ways to build on these successes.
What is the immersion method to choose depends on the specific situation(there are practical tips for use in different ways under specific conditions).
There are practical things you can do to remedy this now.
Intellectual property law generally assumes that there are practical limits on the ability to copy and distribute information or works of art.
There are practical steps that we should take in all three conflicts.
Although theoretically, any living cell might be used as the background to a two-hybrid analysis, there are practical considerations that dictate which is chosen.
Yeah, well, there are practical considerations… that love has nothing to do with.
Although the legal framework does not expressly forbid the United Nations from bringing overseas contractors to work on the project, there are practical difficulties that make that unlikely.
However, there are practical difficulties in identifying and suitably adjusting individual cases.
As underlined in a worldwide appeal to the States Members of the United Nations, there are practical ways to measure progress towards justice, and Governments are making great strides in doing so.
There are practical training sessions that share the knowledge and skills needed for everyday life.
Moreover, as far as the current network is concerned there are practical considerations as you would in effect be regulating open source code, which is effectively impossible.
There are practical ways to incorporate traditional forest-related knowledge into modern management concepts and thus ensure its continuity.
While presently the Ukrainian Government would welcome additional tax revenue, there are practical limits to how high a rate of tax can be set without stimulating tax evasion and false accounting.
There are practical aspects to having your chips stacked properly of course, it's not just about posing and looking the part of a professional poker player.
For example, the autonomous City of Buenos Aires has legislation that is very complete andmay be exemplary with regard to persons with disabilities, but there are practical problems for which Argentina needs to find solutions.
Under Customary law however, there are practical problems particularly with regards a wife seeking redress before the Courts against her husband.
The Special Representative recognizes that some reforms may not be capable of completion until greater certainty is reached on broader constitutional questions but is convinced,nonetheless, that there are practical areas of reform relating to human rights that can be successfully undertaken now, even within this climate of uncertainty.
Finally, of course, there are practical challenges, the biggest of which is to address the issue of reconstruction and, above all, the clearing of minefields.
There are practical policy mechanisms- in the areas of trade, aid and debt relief, investment and technology- to make the Global Partnership for Development more effective.
Expanding the work to the Pacific Island region is important, but there are practical problems involved, including the geographic distance, countries' low levels of International Comparison Programme expertise and statistical capacity, and financial, human resources and technical constraints.
Though there are practical problems of identification and valuation, these forms of income in kind should not be ignored, especially where comparisons of household income are made between countries that have different levels of state activity in the health and education sectors or over time when changes in the level of state provision take place.
Although the legislation does not include an age limit for the paid employment of children, there are practical limits imposed by compulsory school attendance provisions of the Education Act, R.S.N.W.T. 1988, which require children who are between the ages of 6 and 15 on 31 December of an academic year to attend school.
However, there are practical examples of procedural mechanisms that facilitate the identification of situations in which the competent safety authority must be involved.
Although many intergovernmental organizations and agencies are conducting valuable normative andcapacity-building activities, there are practical difficulties inherent in the nature of the United Nations system, specifically that each organization is compelled to work within its own mandated area, which may lead to undesirable compartmentalization and often reductionist approaches, and that Member States, many of which have not yet developed coherent national policies on indigenous traditional knowledge, are the decision-makers.
There were practical difficulties in defining the concept of"small State.
There were practical limitations to the participation of indigenous peoples and criteria needed tobe developed for their representation.