These responsibilities must be exercised at two levels.

This freedom must be exercised through the Internet or through other means.

Prudence must be exercised in the use of regional organizations in peace keeping operations.

Thirdly, arms must be controlled and restraint must be exercised by every State in order to prevent unnecessary human suffering and loss of human life.

Much has been said regarding the extent to which local remedies must be exhausted before diplomatic protection could be exercised.

In our view, Antarctica must be declared a world park, control over which should be exercised by our world body.

It will often be exercised when wrong, but better so than not to be exercised at all.

However, the person must prove he or she actually exercised rural work.

Some patience has to be exercised.

Human rights shall be exercised without any discrimination .

Similar control should be exercised regarding drug trafficking.

In addition, on the subject of fishing, great vigilance must continue to be exercised regarding the implementation of resolutions on drift net fishing.

This weighty responsibility has to be exercised when necessary.

While this should be the purpose of labour laws, due caution must be exercised in order not to stifle the legitimate growth of businesses and job creation.

Secondly, the inalienable national rights of the Palestinian people, including their right to self determination, must not only be universally recognized, but be exercised in practical terms.

1. Both Parties agree that the freedoms of association and of movement are internationally and constitutionally recognized human rights which must be exercised in accordance with the law and must be fully enjoyed in Guatemala.

These freedoms must be exercised by all States with due regard for other States' interests in their exercise of high seas freedoms (article 87).

Great care must be exercised in publicly communicating with courts or judges concerning current cases, lest the court apos s appearance of manifest impartiality and justice be undermined.

quot (e) It is recognized that effective flag State enforcement must be exercised on the high seas with respect to the two types of stocks

At the same time, extreme discretion must be exercised and consideration given to the ways to link the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions.

There should be periodic reviews of how such delegation is exercised.

Israel has the legitimate right to defend itself against such attacks, but it must be exercised in conformity with the principle of proportionality and must, despite all the difficulties in this regard, be in accordance with international law.

In the meantime, manual control will be exercised for high risk cases.

Responsibility should be exercised as close as possible to the grass roots.

I exercised my right to be tried before the House of Lords.

We underscore that the responsibility for managing and achieving worldwide economic and social development, as well as for responding effectively to threats to international peace and security, must be shared among all nations of the world and must be exercised multilaterally.

The basic rights in social care that can be exercised by citizens are

The right to education cannot be fully exercised until these obstacles are overcome.

This coordination would be exercised by an official appointed by the Secretary General.

Such solidarity should not be understood as something to be exercised only in times of convulsion.

If responsibility is to be exercised effectively, it cannot be delegated to machines or other countries.

That is a very heavy responsibility exercised on behalf of Member States, which must have full confidence in the Council's operations and be assured that their interests are protected.

I hope you exercised discretion.

However, care would need to be exercised in ensuring that these websites remain manageable.

It establishes that the veto will not be exercised by the new permanent members.

The authors cannot be reproached for having legally exercised the remedies available to them.

In light of the severe consequences that can result from inclusion on such lists, a high degree of care must be exercised to ensure that no person or group will be erroneously placed on such lists.

The constitution making body would be left to decide how much autonomy would be exercised by the regions, and whether such autonomy would be exercised as an exclusive or concurrent power subject to the national Government apos s overriding powers.

On behalf of the African Union, President Obasanjo made a proposal founded precisely on the desire to reconcile those two fundamental requirements, mindful that utmost prudence must be exercised when taking action.

If these ideals can be fully realized in these universities, then the right to education will be fully exercised.

In fact, veto power should be given only to the General Assembly, to be exercised by a majority vote.

Executive power is exercised by the government.

This settlement procedure has not been exercised.

Believe me, I would have exercised caution.

Freedoms to do business without discrimination between men and women continue to be recognized and exercised.