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The latter requires nuclear explosive tests, which the CTBT would preclude.
This would preclude situations whereby law enforcement authorities are unaware of the PFR ransom process.
It was clarified that observers could only make statements, which would preclude them from making proposals.
This approach would preclude the need for negotiating traditional resolutions for submission to the Commission.
For countries such as ours,integration into the global community creates opportunities which a closed society would preclude.
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In the meantime, no action should be taken that would preclude the construction of a new permanent building at some future date.
Consent given by an organization to a State falls outside the present draft articles,because in that case consent would preclude the responsibility of the State.
A mediated agreement would preclude both parties from pursuing further recourse in the informal and formal system.
The speaker also questioned whether there were any particular rules that would preclude permanent members from chairing sanctions committees.
Of course, neither option would preclude the Committee from explicitly limiting listings to particular offices by one of the methods described above.
The petitions challenged legislation that predetermined that ownership oruse of a vehicle would preclude eligibility for unemployment benefit.
The automated selection of a supplier would preclude the customer's influence on the competitive bidding results and the appointment of the winning bidder.
The role of the Security Council should be limited to referring generic matters to the court, which would preclude it from bringing cases against specific individuals.
Therefore, such language would preclude any future claim of a non-traditional right as being one that deserved the full protection of article 14, paragraph 1.
The costs andthe obstacles associated with fuel transportation would preclude a smooth matching of demand and capacity on a worldwide basis.
The Working Party endorsed that position and requested that any amendments to annex 8 should be kept to a strict minimum, which would preclude completely rewriting it.
While the parties have not reached such agreement, nothing would preclude their doing so in the course of the demarcation, even on a location-by-location basis.
Mr. Aye(Myanmar) said that the recent adoption of the new Constitution would be followed by enactment of a new election law that would preclude gender-based discrimination.
The state has to set up a guarantee system, which would preclude misuse of powers and arbitrary action upon initiating and during the surveillance activities.
However, following consultations with the Government the dates for the mission have been fixed for 4 to 18 March 2004, which would preclude a report being submitted at the sixtieth session.
Similarly, the $12,000 limit would preclude non-local retirees from servicing the General Assembly for three months.
Although many UNICEF contribution agreements with donors include general stipulations,most do not include conditions that would preclude the recognition of revenue;
The elimination of depreciation would preclude any recording discrepancy that might arise in a mission that re-used equipment, including mission start-up kits.
The exceptional nature of such arrangements for the International Tribunals would preclude their application elsewhere in the United Nations system.
Furthermore, the above procedure would preclude any unilateral modification by the Secretariat of the guidelines emanating from intergovernmental decisions in the biennial revision of the medium-term plan.
In total, the team tagged more than 1,300 missiles of different types in a manner that would preclude undetected modifications of missiles to achieve proscribed ranges.
Their biennial cycle would preclude either of the two Nairobi-based calendar bodies from holding a regular session in 2000 and, to date, neither has scheduled a special session.
A party is required to give effect to its undertakings in good faith and that would preclude it from accepting a reservation inconsistent with the objects and purposes of the treaty.
In addition, the Commission noted that it was recognized that policymakers in States might have difficulty determining how the various instruments adopted by the three organizations in the field of security interests fit together,which ones would best serve the policy goals of the State and whether implementing one instrument would preclude the implementation of another.
It would appear that a consensual recommendation could be reached that would preclude for the time being the possibility of bi- or triennialization of the consideration of agenda items.