And religions purport to be representing reality.

8. This note does not purport to give an exhaustive summary of views expressed.

It does not therefore purport to be a comprehensive restatement of the whole of that document.

And surely there hath come unto them news whereof the purport should deter ,

And surely there hath come unto them news whereof the purport should deter ,

The present report does not purport to be comprehensive or complete, as it reflects the situation in less than half of the States parties to the Convention.

An example raised in this regard was the commercially feasible situation where one party might purport to consent to a derogation on behalf of all of its buyers.

People are less likely to come forth to be tested or treated or to disclose their condition, none of which helps these individuals or the communities these laws purport to protect.

This list makes no attempt to rank the films, nor does it purport that these films are any better or worse than other music documentaries related to South America.

A judicial review does not purport to review the facts and is an extraordinary remedy in respect of which the Court has a discretion to grant or not to grant the remedy.

Secondly, the interview of 6 December 1989 did not purport to reflect the opinion of the Public Prosecutor apos s Office but that of the residents of the street.

While I am not a Timorese woman, and I do not purport to speak on their behalf, I would like to take a moment or two to draw attention to some of my findings.

In the eurozone s core countries, they purport to protect taxpayers from relentless demands for debtor country relief. How Europe s leaders respond to these new political challengers will determine whether the monetary union stabilizes or fractures.

Although this report does not purport to cover all the concerns raised by the Committee in the first report, suffice it to say that much has been done on gender issues since 1997 to address their concerns.

Although the resolution did not purport to define terrorism , it called on all States to cooperate fully in the fight against terrorism and, in doing so, to prevent and punish acts that have the following three cumulative characteristics

Ms. POWPATTANA AMORNSAK (Thailand) said that in interpreting the provisions of domestic legislation, Thai courts took into account the intent and purport of the relevant articles of the Covenant.

The Vienna Conventions do not otherwise purport to regulate the consequences of an outbreak of hostilities nor do they contain any general reservation with regard to the effect of that event on the application of their provisions.

OHCHR has relied exclusively on information provided by United Nations sources, based on information provided by States, to draw up the requested list of States. It should be understood accordingly that the list cannot purport to be complete.

It's also much cheaper to provide support to families than it is to provide institutions.

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As the Guide to Enactment states, the Model Law sets forth procedures to be used by procuring entities in selecting the supplier or contractor with whom to enter into a given procurement contract and does not purport to address other procurement phases.

In this regard, the Panel recalls its previous statements that paragraph 35 of Governing Council decision 7 does not purport to give an exhaustive list of the activities and events that can give rise to compensable losses or expenses.

The Special Rapporteur urges both the Government and the de facto quot Republic of Serbian Krajina quot authorities to refrain from adopting measures which would purport to legitimize the occupation of property left behind by those who departed fearing ill treatment.

The conclusion of an agreement, under a specific provision of a treaty, by which two or more States or international organizations purport to exclude or modify the legal effects of certain provisions of the treaty as between themselves.

Poor parents often need more children to provide for their old age security and to provide labour.

that entrepreneurs provide benefits to society.

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There is abundant evidence that treaties which in express terms purport to regulate the relations of the contracting parties during a war, including the actual conduct of warfare, remain in force during war and do not require revival after its termination.

To provide logistic support to national security forces

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A failure to provide the file could constitute prima facie evidence of deliberate and knowing failure to provide redress.

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10. Urges the international community to provide

Field offices are requested to provide assistance.

Municipalities authorities are to provide more direction.

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To provide staff members with increased competencies

Sections 20 to 26 provide for enforcement.

Sections 8 to 16 provide for enforcement.

To provide policy support in related areas.

3.3.13 Provide diplomatic training to more women

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FOREM will continue to provide medical assistance.