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It would therefore be advisable to envisage two separate provisions.
To envisage necessary guarantees ensuring independence of advocates in the new Law on Advocacy.
In some cases, however,it seemed desirable to envisage compensation.
It would be premature to envisage a concrete outcome at the current session.
His Association consistently maintained that it was inappropriate to move beyond the realm of insolvency and to envisage complementary sanctions.
It would therefore be preferable to envisage the drafting of an additional protocol.
To envisage the introduction of the code of goods in the TIR Carnet according to the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System.
The Committee invites the State party to envisage incorporating the Convention into its domestic legal order.
To envisage measures to induce RPF to think in terms of peace and compel it to accept the cease-fire;
Given the scale of the requirement,it would be unrealistic to envisage a single mechanism with the capacity to address all three.
Policies need to envisage transversal coverage, which means independence from specific technologies.
Author Alexander Moszkowski may have been the first person to envisage something resembling a'holodeck' concept.
New Recommendation 3.3 To envisage mandatory anti-corruption screening of all draft normative acts.
The main problem to address dissipation at the quantum level is the way to envisage the mechanism of irreversible loss of energy.
The Company has a right to envisage a possibility of preterm retirement of bonds upon the requirement of its owners.
The general feeling was that the provisions would have to be redrafted to envisage all appropriate alternatives to open solicitation.
It would seem advisable to envisage for the Division of Common Services a category entitled"Other staff costs.
The Meeting of Experts will be informed of the progress of work on the restructuring of ADR(TRANS/WP.15/AC.2/1998/3) andmay possibly wish to envisage a programme of work to take account of its consequences on ADN.
It was described as utopian to envisage a system of State responsibility which included these elements.
This session must be an opportunity to take stock of the implementation of the actions that have been agreed on in the past,to draw lessons from this and to envisage the specific actions that need to be taken.
Germany appears to envisage that compensation should be limited to the case of necessity under article 33.
The letter to Nerses Yeritsian was attended by the call of 13 regional TV companies,asking to envisage a different approach in the program of digitalization for regional and Yerevan broadcasters.
It is also necessary to envisage measures against countries that violate the established international trade export standards.
Furthermore, the impacts can be in line with the expected outcome of the policy(where biodiversity has been considered as part of the planning process) orbe unexpected often through side effects that were difficult to envisage.
In this case, it would be difficult andperhaps undesirable to envisage removal of the measure, as in the case of a discriminatory one.
Also in this context, to envisage the option of an African regional partnership for the development of nuclear technology and guaranteed nuclear fuel supply;
The Committee is, however, encouraged by the willingness of the State party to envisage withdrawing the reservation with respect to those provisions in the near future.
However, the Strategy fails to envisage measures for improving the status of the most vulnerable groups of persons with disabilities- the beneficiaries of social protection institutions.
Although OHCHR could provide expertise,it was a matter for Member States themselves to envisage seriously what form the United Nations human rights treaty system would take in the future.
It was not easy to envisage a court consisting of part-time judges who exercised another function but could serve as judges of that court with complete professional detachment.