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The company's mistakes/ circumstances, which may serve as the reason for the seizure.
Article 26 of Act No. 8204 establishes the obligation of supervised entities to adopt, develop and implement internal programmes, regulations, procedures and controls to prevent anddetect activities which would use their services as a means of laundering money derived from serious crimes and from any procedures which may serve to launder such money.
This is a walking place with the gardens and vineyards, which may serve as an example to follow.
Further, regular exchange programs between highly skilled local and foreign labour andfirms should be enforced which may serve as a temporary substitute of currently non-existent training centres set up by local and foreign actors which have successfully promoted skills development in Singapore.
Several countries already have a presumption against detention in their national laws, which may serve as good examples.
Tsze-kung asked, saying,‘Is there one word which may serve as a rule of practice for all one's life?
The Department, in consultation with United Nations funds, programmes and agencies, is developing an integrated mission planning process, which may serve as a system-wide planning tool.
The Advisory Committee has commented in detail on results-based budgeting in chapter II below, which may serve to amplify the observations contained in the present chapter; this is particularly true for section 9, Economic and social affairs, which contains a sample"case study.
A large and comfortable tennis court is offerred for tennis amateurs, which may serve as a football court.
We reject out of hand any legal artifice by the United States authorities,including deportation to another country other than ours which may serve as a refuge for the terrorist and fugitive from Venezuelan justice, to evade compliance with the obligation to extradite by which the Government of the United States of America is bound.
Given the scope andlimited understanding of the issue, this technical paper should be viewed as an initial contribution, which may serve as a basis for a broad discussion.
During the visit, the Government provided the delegation with an update on the finalization of the poverty reduction strategy paper, which may serve as the basis for the Peacebuilding Commission's future engagement with the country after the Strategic Framework for Peacebuilding in the Central African Republic concludes at the end of 2011.
The Working Party may wish to continue consideration of a future subdivision of the NST/2000 classes with the goal to create a model which may serve all UNECE countries TRANS/WP.6/143, para. 39.
Some of the minerals found in meteorites are signs of long-term interaction with water, which may serve as indirect confirmation that once existed on Mars oceans.
When a request for extradition is granted,the requested State shall, upon request and as far as its law allows, hand over to the requesting State articles which may serve as proof for evidence of the offence.
Consultations within the United Nations system have highlighted the following principles, which may serve as guidelines for the possible establishment of an ad hoc panel of experts.
The data/analysis centre Graz was updated for optimal automation of data management and the monitoring of remotely controlled permanent GPS-stations including the daily automatic computation of respective co-ordinates which may serve as an input to the forthcoming EUREF permanent station network.
These factors depend on the temperature and the inclusions in the membrane, which may serve as a pre-existing seed new phase.
Unfortunately, these procedures are lengthy and require material andfinancial resources, which may serve to explain the delays noted.
A study was undertaken by external consultants on the evolution of the support account and its methodology, which may serve as the basis for further internal reflection.
The Office will also work to disseminate examples of solutions which have already been adopted by Governments and which may serve as an example of best practices in other regions.
The interactive discussion within the framework of the Forum must be targeted at elaborating concrete recommendations andcompromise decisions, which may serve as the foundations of future intergovernmental agreements.
They are sometimes concerned with the physical preliminaries of life,with the elaboration of those energy systems which may serve as the physical vehicles for the living energies of elementary material organisms.
Finally, after the closure of the centennial celebrations, or even the closure of the United Nations Decade of International Law, the Internet site could be used as the source for the publication of the"1999 Proceedings", which may serve as guidelines for further elaboration of the results of the 1999 events in the early years of the next millennium.
Identifying institutions which might serve as labs or incubators to support the work of inventors and innovators, in close cooperation with the Member States and their development partners;
Azerbaijan is prepared to contribute to such analysis and research, which might serve as an important source for our efforts aimed at discouraging incitement to racial and religious hatred.
It might be helpful if the proposed convention were to spell out in greater detail the institutional framework for cooperation andto mention existing mechanisms which might serve as useful examples in that respect.
It would be helpful if the Special Rapporteur could point to the domestic law of a particular country which might serve as a model for dealing with private acts of abuse against persons with disabilities.
One of them described it as entirely consistent with the rest of the articles butwarned against any formulation which might serve as a pretext for continual interference in the industrial policy of States.
The Special Rapporteurs have sought to derive from international interpretations of the right to a fair trial and a remedy, as well as from national laws and practices,those common elements which might serve as the basis for a draft body of principles on the right to a fair trial and a remedy.