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There have been various copycat crimes around the world which were based on Death Note.
Older books may contain references to the following awards, which were based mainly on flower quality[27](but which are not referred to in current(2014) RHS websites and reports).
Israel was mistaken if itthought the region would tolerate its policies, which were based on military superiority.
Industrial development would help transform its fragile economies, which were based on the production and export of raw materials, to more soundly structured economies oriented towards manufacturing activities.
It also welcomed the attention being given to theinternationally accepted standards for internal controls, which were based on common sense.
The Government of The Bahamas was pleased with the format of negotiations which were based upon interactive dialogue with the troika, the respective delegations and the Secretariat.
States could not be compelled to submit disputes to an arbitral tribunal;that was contrary to the very principles of arbitration, which were based on the free will of States.
Her Government would act on the latter ' s recommendations, which were based on a thorough understanding of the situation on the ground. She called on the international community to assist Côte d ' Ivoire in meeting its commitments.
As such, in 1986, the historian John Hope Franklin described four stages in thehistoriography of the African experience of life in the U.S., which were based upon different models of historical consensus.
The laws of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, which were based on the principles of Islam, guaranteed protection from and care and shelter against exploitation at work, as well as free education and social services for children.
The provisions regarding paternityand the establishment of the paternity of a child, and those provisions which were based on this difference in the older act,are now worded without being based on these terms.
Unlike other forms of jurisdiction, which were based on the circumstances of the crimes, universal jurisdiction was based on the universal condemnation of international crimes that harmed the international community as a whole.
Since the Advisory Committee could not resolve the issue on its own it had confined itself to theobservations set out in paragraph 21 of its report, which were based on information received from representatives of the Secretary-General.
These schemes, which were based on geometry rather than the arithmetic of the Babylonians, would eventually eclipse the Babylonians' theories in complexity and comprehensiveness, and account for most of the astronomical movements observed from Earth with the naked eye.
She urged Luxembourg to withdraw its reservation to article 7,regarding rules of succession to the Crown of the Grand Duchy, which were based on male primogeniture, and to article 16, regarding a child ' s patronymic name.
The texts, which were based on the resolutions adopted at the sixtieth session, had been updated by means of editorial and substantive changes to reflect recent developments and had been discussed and approved by the Bureau, which recommended them for approval by the Committee.
Lebanon would implement the 2004 recommendations of theBasel Committee on Banking Supervision(Basel II), which were based on the three" pillars" of a regulatory capital requirement, provision for necessary adjustment by regulatory agencies and market discipline, in relation to its SMEs.
The Board noted that although the Executive Board had approved the UN-Women strategic plan for 2011-2013 in July 2011(applicable retroactively from 1 January 2011), during the year 2011 UNWomencontinued to use UNIFEM strategic notes, which were based on the mandate of UNIFEM.
The dialogue between the parties had led tothe signing of the Matignon and Oudinot Agreements which were based on three main principles: the right to self-determination, decentralization, land redistribution, and the economic and social development of the Territory(A/C.4/47/SR.6, para. 1).
Little more than a decade ago, changes in the international order, particularly the supposed disappearance of confrontation from international relations, raised high hopes for changes in the security policies of States,particularly those of major and medium-sized Powers, which were based upon nuclear and military power.
Fossil-fuel and nuclear energy belong to the technological utopias of the nineteenth andtwentieth centuries, which were based on a belief in the innocence of the technologically feasible and on the fact that, at the time, only a minority of people worldwide, largely in the West, benefited from technological progress.
These data, based on the National Pollution Release Inventory(NPRI) for 2007 are similar to the values thatwere reported in the UNEP/AMAP inventory for 2005 which were based largely on the NPRI 2005 data and estimated total Canadian emissions in 2005 at 8.0(4.0-12.0) tonnes.
Although the Special Rapporteur had deleted sixparagraphs of the text relating to the crime of aggression, which were based on General Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX), her delegation felt that some elements of that resolution should be included in the final text. Those elements had been reflected in other instruments, such as the Protocol of Amendments to the Inter-American Treaty on Reciprocal Assistance.
Such restrictions or enumeration should be broader than a mere reference to some humanitarian grounds;(f) reference in article 2 only to“commercial contracts or transactions”, without further explication; and(g) adoption of the approach followed by the Institutde Droit International in its 1991 recommendations, which were based on an enumeration of criteria and a balancing of principles, in order to define the competence of the court in relation to jurisdictional immunity in a given case.
The solution did not lie only ineconomic adjustments and monetary measures, which were based more often on ideology than on scientific data and promoted social and political disintegration; above all, developing countries needed equitable terms of trade, international organizations that did not work solely for the benefit of rich countries, and systems to protect their economies from excessive capital flows.
In December 2000, in the judicial review proceedings initiated by two villagers challenging the validity of theelectoral arrangements for the office of VRs of their villages, which were based on the Model Rules, the Court of Final Appeal ruled that the electoral arrangements used in those two villages in 1999 were inconsistent with HKBORO and SDO.
The Lake Placid Olympic Museum commemorates the 1932 Winter Olympics and1980 Winter Olympics, which were based in the Olympic village of Lake Placid. It is one of few Olympic museums in the United States[1] and is a part of the work of New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority in the Lake Placid Olympic Region. Lake Placid is the only North American city to have hosted two separate Winter Olympics.
Of the 14 new draft articles in Part Two, his delegation supported the wording of draftarticles 31 to 34 on general principles, which were based on the articles on State responsibility, and approved of the approach taken in draft articles 35 and 36, which included provisions specific to international organizations.
In 1970 the UNDP Governing Council established the multi-year resource framework for UNDPprogramming with the use of indicative planning figures which were based on entitlement to a fixed allocation, explicitly providing for support to groups of countries on a subregional, regional, interregional and global basis in addition to individual countries.
Among possible solutions to the problem of increasing the acceptability of texts,he proposed such methods as limiting their scope to provisions which were based on well-established customary law and practice, although that would leave certain lacunae in areas where there were conflicting views on the applicability of customary law and practice and such conventions could therefore not aim at comprehensiveness.