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Certain other delegations pointed out that they would not exclude the possibility of progressively developing this area of the law.
This would not exclude the possibility of some element of joint archives management.
Under a democratic majoritarian political structure, the majority would not exclude any minority from future participation in the democratic process.
I would not exclude simple commercial interest here, but the main reason is still getting closer to the switchover to digital broadcasting.
Furthermore, guidelines as such would not exclude legally binding options at a later stage.
A first step would be an enlargement limited to non-permanent members.At a later stage, Sweden would not exclude an increase in permanent members.
Such negotiations would not exclude consideration of opening one or more of the protocols in the future;
She noted that the thematic fund would support targeted initiatives, innovation and monitoring andevaluation related to gender, but it would not exclude the use of other sectoral thematic funds.
The proposed focus on the judiciary would not exclude the possibility that other actors might be involved in the activities.
Since the figure of 8.5 per cent was based on average overload levels for some operations several years previously,the Nordic countries would not exclude the possibility of increasing it if regular budget funding did not improve.
This would not exclude at the same time the possibility of a gradual harmonization of the national regimes, particularly with respect to transboundary pollution cases.
The Committee agreed that application of the criteria described above would not exclude consideration of other suitable cases for replacement of MERs.
It would not exclude, however, others in command authority singled out by the gravity of the crime committed, its massive scale or heinous nature.
However, depending on the level of expenditure incurred, this would not exclude the possibility of the Tribunal seeking further contributions from the States Parties from time to time.
This would not exclude public-private sector partnerships, which could be essential for addressing some of the most fundamental development issues such as poverty alleviation.
However, depending on the liability incurred by the Tribunal, this would not exclude the possibility of the Tribunal seeking further contributions from the States Parties from time to time.
That would not exclude interim measures to address specific and urgent issues which may threaten regional and international peace and stability on the basis of mutual and equitable restraint.
They were also pleased to observe that the draft articles on diplomatic protection would not exclude the protection exercised by the flag State and vice versa, so that important protective measures established by the law of the sea would not be undermined.
That would not exclude the possibility of undertaking work towards model treaty provisions or a convention on judicial cooperation in cross-border insolvency, if the Commission at a later stage so decided.B.
In practice this is a very generous provision since it would not exclude information from any source provided only that it is specifically submitted by one party or the other.
This choice would not exclude the possibility that some indications for establishing general rules may be taken from"special rules" and the respective implementing practice.
The Special Representative urged an interpretation that would not exclude girl children, who play multiple roles in many groups, not only as combatants but as wives and domestic aides.
Such an arrangement would not exclude the possibility for the Committee's subsidiary bodies to modify their respective programmes of work annually if there was a need to do so ECE/TRANS/133.
Such an arrangement, however, would not exclude the possibility for the Committee's subsidiary bodies to modify their respective programmes of work annually if there was a need to do so.
Such arrangement, however, would not exclude the possibility for the Committee's subsidiary bodies to modify their respective programmes of work annually if there was a need to do so.
Such arrangement, however, would not exclude the possibility for the Committee's subsidiary bodies to modify their respective programmes of work annually if there was a need to do so.
Option 2, on the other hand, would not exclude the possibility of reference by the Assembly of States Parties of a dispute over the interpretation or application of the Statute to the International Court of Justice.
Such arrangement, however, would not exclude the possibility for the Committee's subsidiary bodies to modify their respective programmes of work annually if there was a need to do so ECE/TRANS/133, para. 99.
Such arrangement, however, would not exclude the possibility for the Committee's subsidiary bodies to modify their respective programmes of work annually if there was a need to do so ECE/TRANS/200, para. 120.