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No, I can't think of anything that would prejudice me in this case.
Such action would prejudice the legal basis of the Convention, expressed in the formula"common but differentiated responsibilities.
The right of notification can be refused if this would prejudice the criminal proceedings.
In Switzerland, the Government does not have a duty to exercise diplomatic protection on behalf of its nationals but, as pointed out by Caflisch, certain provisions of the Constitution andthe 1967 Consular Regulations recognize a limited duty on the part of Swiss consular missions to protect Swiss nationals unless it would prejudice the interests of the Confederation.
The only exception is when such notification would prejudice the criminal investigation.
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Such suspects' access to a lawyer may be delayed for up to a maximum of 48 hours only if the police have a reasonable suspicion that allowing access would prejudice the investigation.
Nothing in this instrument shall be interpreted in any manner that would prejudice the obligations and commitments of Annex I Parties under the Convention.
A ruling, even an advisory opinion,by the Court would constitute a precedent that would prejudice that right.
Nothing in this instrument shall be interpreted in any manner that would prejudice the obligations and commitments of Annex I Parties under the Convention.
Another delegation stated that this issue should not be taken up until 2003 andthat discussions at this stage would prejudice later reviews.
The Hong Kong Government does not andwill not take legislative measures which would prejudice, or apply the law in such manner as to prejudice, the guarantees in International Labour Convention No. 87 concerning Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organise.
Mr. BHAGWATI suggested the following wording:"which would prejudice a fair trial.
In the view of the Committee,that decision would prejudice the outcome of final status negotiations. On 21 August, Israeli troops started handing military orders to Palestinians to confiscate some 67 square kilometres of Palestinian land in addition to 396 acres of privately owned Palestinian land in Al-Azzariyeh, Abu Dis and Sawahra al-Sharkiyeh, which had been confiscated to build the wall.
Information, acquired or drawn up for the purposes of administrative procedure,the disclosure of which would prejudice the implementation of such procedure;
Since that time,the Committee had received a request for urgent action from an NGO concerned about constitutional amendment that would prejudice the challenge brought before the High Court by the Gana and Gwi bushmen of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve concerning their eviction from that area.
She reiterated that the paper in no way reflected all positions and, of course,could not be utilized or invoked in the working group in a way that would prejudice future negotiations.
Registration shall be refused in caseof incomplete data or if the proposed title would prejudice a right to protection of the title of any existing periodical.
In its judicial practice, the Supreme Constitutional Court has considered that the principle of equality before the law, as set forth in successive Egyptian constitutions since that of 1923, including the present Constitution, is intended to protect the rights andfreedoms of citizens against forms of discrimination that would prejudice or restrict their exercise.
The vesting of such authority in the Security Council alone without it also being vested in the General Assembly would prejudice the general acceptability of the statute and make any agreement on this issue elusive.
Information, acquired or drawn up for the purposes of criminal prosecution or in relation to criminal prosecution or misdemeanors procedure,the disclosure of which would prejudice the implementation of such procedure;
Information if its disclosure would be contrary to law,would impede law enforcement, would not be in the public interest, would prejudice legitimate commercial interests of the parties or would inhibit fair competition;
Nevertheless, under section 20 of the Ombudsman Act, the Prime Minister could bar the provision ofcertain items of information, if their disclosure would prejudice the investigation of offences.
If a State learns that information or documents of the State are being, or are likely to be, disclosed at any stage of the proceedings, andit is of the opinion that disclosure would prejudice its national security interests, that State shall have the right to intervene in order to obtain resolution of the issue in accordance with this article.
Information, acquired or drawn up for the purposes of civil, non-litigious civil procedure or other court proceedings,the disclosure of which would prejudice the implementation of such procedures;
HRW noted that the Home Affairs Minister had absolute discretion to declare a society unlawful if he believes it would prejudice the"security of Malaysia" or"public order or morality.
The Supreme Court defined unlawful"active engagement in a political movement" prohibited by the Court Organization Law as"systematic, calculated orcontinuous political activities which would prejudice the independence or impartiality" of a judge.
Nothing in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 shall require Members to disclose confidential information which would impede law enforcement orotherwise be contrary to the public interest or would prejudice the legitimate commercial interests of particular enterprises, public or private.
In addition, after the decision has been issued, the complaint and the decision shall be promptly made available for inspection by the general public, provided, however, that no information shall be disclosed if its disclosure would be contrary to law,would impede law enforcement, would not be in the public interest, would prejudice legitimate commercial interests of the parties or would inhibit fair competition.
Commenting on Mr. Arafat's declaration about a Palestinian State, the Prime Minister's communications advisor, David Bar Illan,stated that a unilateral declaration would violate earlier agreements because it would prejudice negotiations on a final status settlement. Jerusalem Post, 14 November.
The provisions of this paragraph shall not require any contracting party to disclose confidential information which would impede law enforcement orotherwise be contrary to the public interest or would prejudice the legitimate commercial interests of particular enterprises, public or private.