Investigative techniques have been applied in investigations.

49. The Act of 1959 has not been correctly applied.

Unfortunately, that principle had not been fairly applied in recent years.

Rare are the proposed indicators that have been tested, calculated and applied.

3. The Advisory Committee was informed that these measures had not been applied to the salaries of the Secretary General and the Administrator of UNDP. If they had been applied to them, the result would have been as follows

Since 2000, gender mainstreaming has been studied and gradually applied in policy making processes.

Electric shocks were also said to have been applied to his arms and feet.

The EPIQ methods have been widely applied to all NICUs in Canada, and have been adopted by 6 other countries.

Research and development have been concentrated on the process of climate change itself, although applied research has also been done.

A 15 per cent delayed deployment factor has been applied for the computation of MSA.

Safeguards should be universally applied once the complete elimination of nuclear weapons has been achieved.

There is no information that the provisions of the Convention have been directly applied by courts.

Mandatory sanctions should be applied only when all peaceful means of dispute settlement had been exhausted.

Separate rates have been applied for one local staff member who will be stationed in Istanbul.

Applied.

The death penalty, which had been abolished in Georgia in 1997, was still being applied in Abkhazia.

In the United Kingdom, sustainable development indicators have been applied by a large number of local authorities.

However, in most cases, the seven minute rule for delegations had not been applied to special rapporteurs.

Today, however, the expert questions the wisdom of the manner in which this mandate has been applied.

When I applied to Harvard, I applied on a dare.

The author then applied to the Supreme Court for a declaration that a judicial error had been committed.

The rebus sic stantibus doctrine has been applied by States to armed conflict on at least three occasions.

Concerns have also been expressed about very stringent MRLs recently applied in Japan on various imported horticultural products.

However, two members of a Haitian junior football team had recently applied for, and been granted, refugee status.

The concept has also been applied in many other countries for policy making and has been accommodating issues of vulnerability and insecurity in different contexts.

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The reproductive health programme has been actively applied in Syria with the support of governmental and non governmental bodies.

60. In Jordan the agenda for development launched by the Secretary General had been applied in all its dimensions.

Energy and carbon taxes on fossil fuels and on electricity have been applied in Denmark for a long time.

In 12 countries, this principle was always applied six States reported that it was applied usually 32 reported that it was applied exceptionally and 10 reported that it was never applied.

Partnership agreements applied

B. Applied satellites

Much applied, anyway.

And they will say, Had we listened or applied reason, we would not have been among inmates of the Blaze.

And they will say, Had we listened or applied reason, we would not have been among inmates of the Blaze.

Detailed rules relating to the practices to be prohibited and how the prohibitions are to be applied have been established.

The evidentiary standard to be applied in reviewing category D claims has been addressed by the Panel in previous reports.

The method has further been applied to the novel case of a constellation of 800 satellites in low Earth orbit.

Accordingly, the Group agreed to replace the words is demanded or has been effected by was made or applied for .

3. Cuba is a clear example of a country against which such measures have been applied for almost 40 years.

Many lessons had been learned from the collapse in share prices in Asia, which will be applied in the future.

A 50 per cent vacancy turnover factor has been applied on all new posts requested. (The total resource requirement for the period from 1 July 1998 to 30 June 1999 would have been 45,281,500 if a 5 per cent vacancy turnover factor had been applied across the board on existing as well as proposed new posts.)

The question was asked whether the stay of individual actions applied only to proceedings that had been opened pursuant to a definite decision, or whether it applied also in case of proceedings opened on an interim basis.

This procedure has already been applied in relation to two States parties and the Committee considers the experience to have been a very positive one in both instances.