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In other cases the topic may be difficult or impracticable to include in a census.
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Moreover, the topic may be restricted only to national law applied extraterritorially.
For instance, the creation of educational websites dedicated to this topic may facilitate the access to information thereon.
Further consideration of the topic may indicate additional terms that would also need to be clearly defined in the draft.
And this can lead to the prohibition of any reservations,because it is perfectly conceivable that a treaty on a very specific topic may have a small number of provisions that form an indissoluble whole.
The elaboration of a draft instrument on the topic may therefore require substantial progressive development of the law in addition to codification.
While some attempts at codification have considered extraterritorial jurisdiction from the broader perspective of jurisdiction in general, the topic may be limited to extraterritorial assertions of jurisdiction only.
The high number of“no reply” answers on this topic may be partly explained by the typically long approval processes of these governmental instruments.
When there are competing proposals, setting priorities in UNCITRAL's work programme requires a consideration not only of its current and likely future scope and its relevance in the field of international trade and commerce, butalso of the impact which this topic may have on the development of international law.
Additional research or interest on the topic may also put Russia and Denmark on the same list.
The topic may also come up in other contexts, including, e.g., counter-terrorism, social and economic development, transnational organized crime, child soldiers or human rights issues.
The roles andfeatures described in this topic may have been updated since this content was published.
The broader approach to the topic may require consideration of the notion of an"illegal alien" as well as the substantive and procedural conditions required for the expulsion of such aliens as compared to those who are lawfully present in the State.
With respect to customary international law,it should be noted that the identification of customary rules relevant to this topic may be particularly difficult given the nature of military planning and military operations.
Countries collecting information on this topic may wish to consult the UN Technical Report on the Collection of Economic Characteristics in Population Censuses where further details can be found.
This may not make the collection of information in each Census more difficult in itself, butthe benefits of including such a topic may become eroded if the measurement of inter-censual change is to be a key requirement.
Participants in the working group on this topic may wish to consider elements such as the proper structuring of programmes that include the use of informants, the use of undercover law enforcement officers, the collection of electronic evidence and the collation of available information.
On the other hand, the tone of his statements on this topic may be perceived as readiness to put up with the fact that Nagorno-Karabakh will never again be governed from Baku.
IFRC has suggested that a rights-based approach to the topic may be complemented by considering the relevance of needs in the protection of persons in the event of disasters.
If the school so elects, some topics may be discussed separately.
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Topics may be locked for many reasons and were set this way by either the forum moderator or board administrator.
Additional topics may include labor unions, minimum wage laws, compensation policies and productivity, wage indexation, and discrimination and equal-opportunity laws.
It was agreed that any such topic might be brought to the attention of the Commission at its next session, in 2011.
Any such topic might be brought to the attention of the Commission at its next session.
Therefore, fierce debate on controversial topics may seem negative, but could still be a sign that the freedom of expression is working.
Further topics may include examples of requirements relating to property designation in requests, how to meet such requests and how to simplify legal procedures and prevent the abuse of those procedures.
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Suggestions for the above-mentioned broad-based topics may be proposed by United Nations agencies, Member States and the members of the Working Group.
