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The wording of article 43 on the Office of the Prosecutor might not be consistent with article 12.
Some specific aid programmes may not be consistent with the development needs of recipient countries.
When a light source such as a fluorescent light flickers, the brightness andcolor of a stitched image may not be consistent.
The adoption of a destination tolerance would not be consistent with the approach in other UNECE Agricultural Standards.
To impose other obligations on non-nuclear-weapon States without some degree of progress being made in the area of nuclear disarmament would not be consistent with the principle of balance.
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Moreover, customers may not be consistent or entirely accurate in the name they use in connection with their account or accounts.
On the other hand,it was observed that this approach might not be consistent with the Model Law's procurement methods.
However, such an approach would not be consistent with the purpose of the draft guide to modernize the law so as to promote increased access to secured credit.
It was acknowledged that this may be difficult to collect and may not be consistent with recommendations for censuses.
That type of attitude would, however, not be consistent with the realities of policies that many countries apply, wrongly or rightly, to their own commodity sectors.
The Secretary-General is particularly concerned about the potential for inequitable treatment of staff,which may not be consistent with the principles of the Charter and staff regulation 4.2.
In the State party's view,arguing the contrary would not be consistent with the customary rule of interpretation reflected in article 31 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Recognizing also that education and training programmes andfacilities across the region may not be consistent or accessible to all member nations.
After the express request by the Secretary-General,it would not be consistent with its status as an international treaty body to report through some other institution or individual.
Countries that report the number of people arrested do not always report totals with a gender breakdown; alternatively,the gender breakdown, if reported, may not be consistent with the totals.
There was, however, the feeling that a dispute settlement mechanism would not be consistent with the objective of developing trust-based aid relationships.
Kazakhstan: Projections from the energy-producing sector given here represent a“baseline scenario” that assumes no mitigation measures to be implemented,recognizing that this scenario would not be consistent with long-term trends.
The Committee is concerned that the education system might not be consistent with the provisions of the Convention regarding the right to education.
In this context, the analysing group noted that ambiguity exists regarding the goals expressed in the request given the use of terminology which may not be consistent with the fulfilment of Article 5 obligations.
There is therefore a real possibility that the reasons provided will not be consistent with the observations, analysis and findings of the Ombudsperson, introducing a fundamental unfairness into the process.
Whereas strictly factual questions generate true or false answers, questions demanding more interpretive orpersonal responses can result in opinions that may not be consistent with the teachings of The Urantia Book.
However, recognizing that small part items of the course may not be consistent with the final schedule, if during the signing schedule was not known.
It would not be consistent with modern principles of justice to allow issues of both law and fact to be heard at both levels of the justice system, and there was no need for more than one judge to hear cases at the trial level.
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These definitions may or may not be consistent with those in common use by disaster professionals, but unless a common understanding is reached on essential concepts, it will be difficult to implement programmes, and attempts to measure success will be frustrated.
Advisers maintain direct links with senior officials at the country level andmay use such contacts to generate requests for their services that may not be consistent with the entity's broader strategic priorities;
Therefore, if the right to peace were to be determined in absolute terms,it might not be consistent with the right to self-defence or military steps which might be taken by the Security Council under chapter VII.
The consideration of system-specific equipage mandates by GNSS providers was an area of concern for the United States,as they might not be consistent with World Trade Organization commitments.
Such a move might not be consistent with the Organization's priorities, since that Section's work related mainly to the national competitive examinations, which had proved to be useful tools for recruitment of the best-qualified candidates from under-represented Member States.
In response, it was observed that infrastructure concessions often involved an element of monopoly andthat an excessively generous regime for extending them might not be consistent with the competition laws and policies of a number of countries.