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After completing all those steps, the Committee would be empowered to publish a report.
The councils would be empowered to levy a local income tax to finance their activities.
Consequently, she welcomed the fact that 64 Parties had already appointed their national authorities, which would be empowered to approve projects before their submission.
New voices would be empowered to speak up for the oceans on behalf of humankind.
However, the international criminal court would be empowered to determine its own jurisdiction.
Another sought clarification on the logistics of the composition of the Thematic Committee andthe need to establish clearly just what the partners would be empowered to do at the special session.
Moreover, the Centre for Human Rights, andhence the ombudsmen, would be empowered under the new law to examine individual complaints and to adopt decisions.
The court would be empowered to prohibit the perpetrator from returning to or visiting the domicile for any purpose or length of time, from visiting places frequented by the victim, or from contacting the victim.
Under the provisions of that Part,the third party called upon to resolve a post-countermeasures dispute would be empowered by the future convention to order interim measures.
In an appropriate case, the Assembly would be empowered and even obliged(separately from the Government) to take vigorous steps to defend the privileges and immunities of its members.
Drawing upon a model used both within and outside the UN system of semi-judicial or administrative bodies,a panel of experts would be empowered to consider specific requests for delisting.
In order to avoid duplication, the Secretariat would be empowered to forward for consideration under this mandate only communications that had not been considered by other bodies.
In this connection, he encourages the Government to provide further clarifications on the role of such a body,in the hope that it would be empowered to fight effectively against religious discrimination.
One result of the reform should be that the General Assembly would be empowered to ratify Security Council resolutions on international peace and security, such as sanctions and the use of force.
The Project Leader may make statements of support for points of view or for other members of the project, when asked or otherwise; these statements have force if andonly if the Leader would be empowered to make the decision in question.
In the MAI, it was suggested that a separately constituted arbitral tribunal would be empowered to determine whether to consolidate all or part of the multiple proceedings.
That even as mourners they would be empowered to show mercy, promote peace, and endure persecutions, and throughout all of these trying situations to love even unlovely mankind with a fatherly love.
Supporting the establishment of an ombudsman in the Republic of Chechnya who would be empowered to receive and act upon individual complaints of human rights violations;
The panel would be empowered to dismiss complaints after investigation or, if it considered the complaint to be well founded, to issue advice or guidance privately to the judge concerned or a public reprimand, where appropriate.
The national Human Rights Commission,which was to be set up in the near future, would be empowered to make recommendations to the Government on ways of improving the human rights situation in the country.
The bureau would be empowered to convene extraordinary sessions of the general conference of States parties when a situation threatening the integrity or viability of the Treaty arose, such as when the Democratic People's Republic of Korea decided to withdraw from the Treaty in January 2003.
In this manner, the governing body would generally not be involved in the assessment of JI activities but would be empowered to take effective action as part of its oversight responsibilities.
The proposed annual General Conferences would be empowered with decision-making authority, allowing for in-depth substantive consideration of specific topics, as agreed at the preceding Review Conference.
Under the law of the time, martial law was declared by the local military commander,at which point a group of Commissioners would be empowered to decide on the facts of offences, before passing the case to the commander, who would pass judgment.
If a woman filed a complaint,the police would be empowered to place her immediately in the care of the Department of Social Welfare Services, which would be reimbursed for her care by her employer at a rate no lower than her usual wages.
In paragraph 5 of the annex to the report,the Parliamentary Ombudsman stated that he had repeatedly submitted that the time was ripe for his Office to be designated as a national human rights institution so that it would be empowered to consider complaints concerning racial discrimination in the private sector.
In case of removal of requirementsfor presence of devices, Contracting Parties would be empowered to require, allow or prohibit installation of lighting and light-signalling devices on vehicles to be registered in their territories.
It was suggested that one approach to effectively countering the transboundary effects of environmental crimes would be the establishment of an international criminal jurisdiction administered by an international court, which would be empowered to deal with crimes against the environment no matter where they occurred.
Under a proposed amendment to theCommissioner for Administration Law, the Attorney-General would be empowered to order a prosecution on the basis of the Commissioner's report alleging that a criminal offence had been committed.
Accordingly, it would be my intention, subject to the concurrence of the Security Council, to establish a United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor(UNTAET),which would be endowed with the overall responsibility for the administration of East Timor, and would be empowered to exercise all legislative and executive authority, including the administration of justice.