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The international community's failure to act would seriously jeopardize the legitimacy of international law.
In response to the questions posed by the representative of China,postponing the examination of the revised budget proposals for MONUC until May would seriously jeopardize its operations.
The export or carriage in transit would seriously jeopardize Belgium's exterior interests or the international objectives pursued by Belgium;
Secondly, Cuba emphatically opposed the plans to unleash an arms race in outer space, which would seriously jeopardize collective security.
We fully realized that clinging to the nuclear legacy would seriously jeopardize our independence, destabilize the world order and lead to international isolation.
The Special Rapporteur believes that the suspension of these humanitarian programmes for the coming winter due to lack of funds would seriously jeopardize many lives in the former sectors.
The lack of resolute action within the framework of options available to the Council at this time would seriously jeopardize not only the prospect for peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also the territorial integrity and security of the Republic of Croatia.
Further delays would seriously jeopardize the negotiations; a failure of the Uruguay Round would have disastrous economic and social consequences for the developing countries and could undermine the strategic reforms that many of them had been introducing in their economies and their efforts to consolidate democracy.
Furthermore, impeding the development of Amazighe would seriously jeopardize Algerian identity.
In the same vein,article 19 of Decree No. 2004-077/SECU/CAB of 27 December 2004 on the Code of Conduct for the National Police provides that:"Subordinates must comply with instructions from their superiors except where an order is manifestly unlawful and would seriously jeopardize the public interest.
Failure to arrive at a consensus on the items before the Committee would seriously jeopardize international peace and security.
The Council reaffirmed its support for the decision taken by the Arab Summit Conference held in Beirut to contest any military operation against any Muslim or Arab country, including Iraq, because such an operation could lead to further actions andconsequences and trigger a chain of events and would seriously jeopardize peace and security in the region.
The Union also underscored that failure to cooperate fully with the ICTY would seriously jeopardize further movement towards the European Union.
The Government of Mexico continues to maintain that there is unquestionably an urgent need to adopt effective measuresto confront new realities, particularly the possibility of a terrorist attack involving weapons of mass destruction occurring in any part of the globe, which would seriously jeopardize regional and international security.
In addition, he cautioned that the proposed withdrawal of MINURCAT on the part of Chad, would seriously jeopardize the safety of both the populations involved and humanitarian workers.
In the meantime, the immediate large-scale withdrawal of such personnel would seriously jeopardize the ability of the Department to carry out its functions fully, as a good number of gratis personnel are actually performing functions related to mandated activities.
All his Central African interlocutors, as well as the diplomatic community andUnited Nations agency personnel, confirmed to my Personal Envoy that the withdrawal of MINURCA would seriously jeopardize the progress made so far in normalizing life in the Central African Republic.
One representative remarked, moreover,that it was doubtful whether restitution in kind would seriously jeopardize the political independence or economic stability of the State which had committed the wrongful act, unless the same would have applied to the original obligation.
For Switzerland, a protocol on cluster munitions that consisted of nothing more than vague rules, with no immediate substantive prohibition and no deadline for the destruction of stockpiles, and was accompanied, moreover,by transition periods equivalent to an entire generation, would seriously jeopardize the soundness of international humanitarian law on cluster munitions.
In the First Session of thePreparatory Committee in 2012, the Group warned that any delay in convening the 2012 conference would seriously jeopardize the overall implementation of the conclusions and recommendations for follow-on actions and would represent a major setback in this regard.
The negative impact of climate change on farming in South-East Asia would seriously jeopardize the production of rice and other agricultural products, and consequently would have ripple effects on food security, as South-East Asia is one of the world's most important rice crop regions.
He urged the Conference to demonstrate the necessary flexibility and compromise to reduce the tragic consequences of land-mines.Failure to agree on severe restrictions on their use and transfer would seriously jeopardize the objective of their eventual elimination, a goal that would require the utmost determination and dedicated pursuit.
Almost all centres signalled with alarm that any further budget reductions would seriously jeopardize their capability to disseminate information, particularly if such cuts meant that the introduction of new communication and information technologies would be delayed or not fully implemented.
Without prejudice to the right of the person charged with a criminal offence to communicate with counsel of his or her own choosing, the information referred to in article 16,paragraph 2 can be legitimately withheld if its release would seriously jeopardize an ongoing investigation or if the information is requested for purposes other than that of searching for the person deprived of liberty.
The same observation could be applied to another exception to restitution, namely,that it should be excluded if it would seriously jeopardize the political independence or economic stability of the State which had committed the wrongful act.
In the First and Second Sessions of the Preparatory Committee in 2012 and2013, the Group warned that any further delay in convening the 2012 conference would seriously jeopardize the overall implementation of the conclusions and recommendations for follow-on actions and would represent a major setback in this regard.
Such a shift in the balance of forces vis-à-vis the Serbian side andin respect of the defence of large population centres on the Croatian Dalmatia coast would seriously jeopardize the support for my President's peace initiative, presently under debate in the Parliament, to normalize relations with Belgrade and with Sarajevo.
On the other hand, Finnish scholar Lauri Hannikainen demonstrated that if a norm of general international law protects an overriding interest or value of the international community,and if any derogation would seriously jeopardize that interest or value, then the peremptory character of the norm may be presumed if the application of the criteria of peremptory norms produces no noteworthy negative evidence.
In the view of the United Kingdom, the interests of international peace andsecurity demand that restitution which would be disproportionately burdensome or would seriously jeopardize the independence and stability of the wrongdoing State, or satisfaction that would impair its dignity, should not be an entitlement of the injured State.
In this regard, the Group also firmly believes that, any measure aiming at hampering, fully or partly,the fullest exercise of these inalienable rights, would seriously jeopardize the delicate balance between rights and obligations of States parties in contravention with the Treaty's object and purpose and widens the gap between developed and developing countries in this field.