Transference

Transference.

Non transference of risk or harm

(b) Extradition and transference of convicted criminals

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Still, we're on fuel transference. Don't touch my uncle. You know?

Its income transference programmes had been united under the Bolsa Familia umbrella programme which linked income transference to action in the fields of health, nutrition and education, with emphasis on children's welfare.

(b) Text proposed by the Special Rapporteur concerning the non transference of risk or harm

The difficulty of knowledge sharing resides in the transference of knowledge from one entity to another.

Another technique is transference accusing opponents of having motives or using methods that characterize the accuser himself.

Say Call on those whom you assert besides Him , so they shall not control the removal of distress from you nor ( its ) transference .

The Foreign Ministers emphasize the need for full implementation of Security Council resolution 838 (1993) to interdict completely the transference of weapons to the Bosnian Serbs from Serbia Montenegro.

With that constraint in mind, the Working Group considered that cost neutrality might be attained through the transference of funds from one element to another where such a transfer would be deemed appropriate.

Article 20 listed a number of factors which States had to take into account during the consultation process and article 20 bis set forth the principle of the non transference of risk or harm between areas or environmental media.

However, article 20 bis (Non transference of risk or harm) was drafted in conformity with the generally recognized principles embodied in several international instruments, including the Stockholm Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

72. Some instruments, including the Code of Conduct which we have been examining, contain a provision that could be called the principle of non transference of risk or harm this provision refers mainly to prevention, but can also be applied to all measures taken in response to transboundary impact, such as the cleaning and rehabilitation of the environment.