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And, in doing so, would be faced with their only weakness.
However, at the time, his delegation had not anticipated the problems that would be faced by troop-contributing countries.
The challenges that would be faced in making such a committee an effective tool in the prevention of genocide.
In conclusion she could see that the Committee would be faced by two truly difficult issues.
Such difficulties would be faced, for example, by a young Bolivian national whose mother tongue was Quechua but whose language of communication was Spanish.
The authors acknowledge that most other Icelanders would be faced with the same obstacles as them.
It followed that legislators would be faced with a policy decision as to whether the law should protect the secured creditor or third parties acting in good faith.
Proposal by Canada to identify anddiscuss key issues that would be faced by Parties in the next few decades.
We underscored the grave threat that would be faced by countries if urgent action were not taken to significantly increase the levels of investment in the care, treatment and prevention of this disease.
This means that only when investing in the RTS index for 7 years and more investors would be faced with the fact of reducing the market value of the portfolio.
As a result, the Court would be faced with a huge number of complaints from individuals and non-governmental organizations, and therefore would not be able to concentrate its limited resources on dealing with the most serious international crimes.
Mr. Naidu(Fiji) said that his delegation shared the Ulu's concern about the difficulties that would be faced by the Territory after the completion of the decolonization process.
He also feared that an overburdened secretariat would be faced with a well-nigh impossible task when it came to drafting an all-embracing list of issues.
Second, if the current demand for United Nations peacekeeping remained roughly constant over the next five years,the Organization would be faced with a serious resource deficit in the field.
As a consequence of labelling policy, companies would be faced with the costs of redesigning packaging, and sales of products containing high levels of trans fat would likely decrease.
In paragraphs 45 to 47 of my report of 7 February 1997(S/1997/115),I described in detail the challenges that would be faced by the administrative component of the follow-on mission, as logistical support would have to be provided to headquarters of the follow-on mission in Luanda, to the political, police, human rights and military components in six regional headquarters, and to almost all provincial capitals and over 30 other outstations.
If the demands for basic housing could not be met in that way,slums would result, and both the State and international community would be faced with the need for costly remediation.
Firstly Alexander ordered that the crossing would take place all at once, so thatthe mounted enemy archers would be faced with more targets than they could strike at; and he ordered his artillery to cover the soldiers in the ships.
If the prosecution were forced to prove specific intent"to destroy the group as such" in respect of the accused in each and every case in order torebut the defence that ordinary murder rather than genocide had been committed, it would be faced with an unreasonably high burden of proof.
It agreed further to consider the dates of upcoming meetings, a proposal by Canada to identify anddiscuss key issues that would be faced by the Parties over the next few decades and issues raised by China on table A bis of decision XVII/8.
The recommendation was not accepted, as States Parties expressed concerns, which included concern that the process may duplicate existing reporting efforts, Areporting fatigue@, the fact that victim assistance is just one of several Article 6 obligations for which reporting is not an obligation for States Parties,and the difficulties that would be faced by mine-affected States in responding to the proposed form.
International Diabetes Prevention and Control Foundation(IDPCF) stated that with the inability and lack of health infrastructures,any form of reform programmes aimed at improving the health situation would be faced with problems that require changes in the structure and the creation of necessary infrastructures for the implementation of such reform programmes.
Nonetheless, whatever the truth of Armenia's assertions, they cannot affect the legal position as it existed during the critical period leading up to and including the independence of Azerbaijan nor the legal position after such independence,otherwise the international community would be faced with scores of revisionist claims based upon historical arguments.
In introducing major programme 1, the Registrar of the Court and the Deputy Director of Common Services of the Court pointed out that major programme 1 was based on the assumption that the Court would be faced in 2004 with two situations-- one situation under investigation and one under analysis.
However, she was not sure that setting later dates would lighten the workload:it would simply mean that the Committee would be faced with the same problem at a later stage.
Fortunately, most Member States meet their financial obligations responsibly and recognize that decisions of their parliaments can only be implemented internally;otherwise you, Sir, would be faced with total chaos while trying to implement the decisions of 185 legislative bodies.
On 21 December the Council was briefed on the situation in Burundi by the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, who highlighted recent progress in the peace process in the country andalerted the Council to the difficulties that would be faced in the absence of an agreement on a cessation of hostilities, and on transitional arrangements.
The Agency would be facing a critical cash shortage in the fourth quarter of 2001.
We would be facing thousands of systems, millions of vessels.