quot Application of the Convention to non State entities

If State parties failed to disclose their intentions, that inherently gave State entities an advantage over private parties.

Since 1996 the power of the entities relative to the State government has decreased significantly.

Compared to 2003, State entities demonstrated greater interest in the recommendations during the second half of 2004.

State enterprises and other entities had legal personality and engaged in commercial transactions on their own behalf.

Entities

The document mentioned above regulates competences of the State of Bosnia and Herzegovina, its Entities and Brčko District.

The High Commissioner invites the various State entities to make use of the advisory capability of her office.

This overlap of interests and power between state and corporate entities all but ensures that state authorities will have relatively easy access to VPN user data.

Sources of data collection (independent entities, government entities, NGOs)

Venezuela's population included 32 aboriginal peoples, who had incorporated themselves into the State as culturally and linguistically distinct entities.

He argues however that the Charter only protects against State action, and not that of entities such as universities.

The Bosnia and Herzegovina Constitution, further, defines the concrete allocation of responsibilities between the State and the Entities and mutual relationships between the State and Entity institutions.

The resolution entrusted the relevant State entities with the implementation and monitoring of the MDGs, and provided for the allocation of necessary resources in annual State budgets.

Sectoral Entities

Diplomatic entities

Diplomatic entities

Diplomatic entities

Diplomatic entities

Diplomatic entities

Diplomatic entities

Parliamentary entities

Xsldbg Entities

recursive entities

Such entities may be either stand alone or multipurpose operational entities.

Designated operational entities

Application to entities

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a complex democratic State comprised of two Entities Republika Srpska and the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In comparison to 2003, various State entities showed greater interest during the second half of 2004 regarding the High Commissioner's recommendations.

The State started to be funded by the entities directly from a single account, rather than through the monthly transfer arrangement.

In their view, such a language might be interpreted as granting some recognition to non State entities and also impose treaty obligations on entities which were not subjects of international law, and should therefore be deleted.

Cooperation with other entities

E. Other international entities

Other United Nations entities

Other entities and programmes

The training efforts in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, which involved 11 entities from 11 different municipalities, resulted in the establishment of the State Network for Justice and Gender (REJG).

The Constitution sets forth the organization and capacities of Bosnia and Herzegovina and relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina State institutions and the Entities.

That would not be easy in view of the elements on separate entities currently included in the definition of a quot State quot .

(iii) agencies or instrumentalities of the State or other entities, to the extent that they are entitled to perform and are actually performing acts in the exercise of sovereign authority of the State

An Islamist state in the Gaza Strip would encourage those who seek to create similar entities in Egypt, Jordan, and every other Arab country.

If necessary, veterinary, vegetation, hygiene and other types of control can be applied to the declared goods by the Republic of Armenia state entities.

(21) The Committee suggests that the State party seek technical assistance from OHCHR and other United Nations entities or agencies dealing with human rights.

It was Australia apos s view that the activities of private entities could create inescapable obligations for the State of which they were nationals.

In such cases the international community may not reasonably be able to expect a State to assume responsibility for the actions of such entities.

E. Charities and similar entities