This inalienable right in itself emanates from two broader propositions.

The 121.5 MHz signal emanates from a low powered transmitter to facilitate final homing procedures.

Space squeezes and stretches as it emanates out from these black holes banging on the universe.

Legal advice is provided only if the request emanates from a United Nations organ, in this case the General Assembly.

The source principle binds the primary right to taxation to the territory of the country from which the income emanates derives.

The adhesion to a political party is voluntary and emanates from the rights of citizens to associate themselves to organizations with like political objectives.

It emanates from a new referential that questions the political and public spaces and suggests changes in the actual gender system based in inequality.

Our clinging to the UNIFIL presence emanates from our commitment to peace and security, pending a final resolution of the conflicts in the region.

This unilateral humanitarian decision emanates from the stated policy of the Government of Eritrea to release unconditionally Ethiopian soldiers captured in the unfortunate conflict.

And by night, artificial light in each one emanates and comes out to the outside.

The AU stands resolutely by its policy of not accepting to include among its members any Government that emanates from outside a Constitution and democratic processes.

The material in question emanates from a secessionist entity proclaimed as illegal by Security Council resolutions 541 (1983) and 550 (1984) as well as by subsequent resolutions.

The obligation to respect, ensure respect for and implement international human rights law and international humanitarian law as provided for under the respective bodies of law emanates from

The obligation to respect, ensure respect for and implement international human rights law and international humanitarian law as provided for under the respective bodies of law emanates from

122. The power to administer justice emanates from the people and is exercised by the Judiciary through its hierarchical organs in accordance with the Constitution and the laws.

1. The obligation to respect, ensure respect for and implement international human rights law and international humanitarian law as provided for under the respective bodies of law emanates from

Needless to say, Lebanon attaches a great deal of importance to this matter that emanates from its great appreciation of the roles of the United Nations and the Security Council and from its respect for their resolutions.

This explains the reason why negative information being sent out about the CKGR relocation emanates from one source, Survival International, whose motive, has nothing to do with the interests of the Basarwa.

The child apos s right to housing, which emanates from article 27 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, involves universal access by children to adequate housing and related services.

The assessment of achievements, challenges and gaps in the implementation by UNIFEM of its multi year funding framework emanates from evaluations, programme and project reports, consultations with stakeholders, and the guidance and feedback that UNIFEM receives from its Consultative Committee.

But viewing the state and the market in terms of their inherent conflict no longer reflects reality (if it ever did). Indeed, it is increasingly obvious that the threat to capitalism today emanates not from the state s presence, but rather from its absence or inadequate performance.

It hardly needs to be stressed that Turkey apos s presence on the island, which emanates from the 1960 Treaty of Guarantee, is a vital security requirement for the Turkish Cypriots, as it serves as a deterrent against the repetition of Greek Greek Cypriot aggression.

In view of the foregoing, it hardly needs to be stressed that Turkey apos s presence on the island, which emanates from the Treaty of Guarantee of 1960, is a vital security requirement for the Turkish Cypriots, as it serves as a deterrent against the repetition of Greek Greek Cypriot aggression.

The test involves an assessment of the basis of the jurisdiction of the court from which the foreign proceeding emanates, and includes a determination of whether the jurisdictional link on the basis of which the foreign proceeding was opened was such that it should be considered as a main or non main foreign insolvency proceeding.

(b) Under the Civil Code, a woman, just like a man, is entitled to enter into any contract in her own name and to own, manage and dispose of property. This standard emanates from the provisions of article 32 of the Constitution, under which the right to own and inherit is provided equally to every individual.

(6) With regard to the first element, the provisions of the Vienna Conventions leave not the slightest doubt an objection emanates from a State or an international organization and can be withdrawn at any time. However, this does not resolve the very sensitive question of which categories of States or international organizations can formulate an objection.

It is anticipated that the COP MOP will, at its first session, not only confirm and give full effect to these decisions and respective annexes, but also adopt a further decision entitled Guidance relating to the clean development mechanism which emanates from item 5 of the proposed agenda item on the Report of the Executive Board of the clean development mechanism.

Finally, I would like to stress Kuwait s firm position in support of the peace process in the region. This emanates from our belief that peace is a worthy objective that deserves our patience because of its positive effects on the peoples of the region, who yearn for permanent and genuine peace, which will bring with it dividends of development, prosperity and stability.

Recommendation R(91)11 of the Committee of Ministers to member States of the Council of Europe, made in 1991 under the Statute of the Council of Europe, article 15 (b), is worth highlighting because it emanates from an organ of the Council of Europe and specifically addresses quot sexual exploitation, pornography and prostitution of, and trafficking in, children and young adults quot .

That Judgment develops and updates the principles enshrined in international law for the resolution of boundary and territorial issues, such as uti possidetis juris, a principle that emanates from Latin America. We anticipate that the interpretation that the International Court of Justice will give of the international Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide will be particularly noteworthy.

Being the repository of a cultural heritage which belongs to the whole world, Greece strongly believes that is our duty to entrust this heritage, healed from the traumas inflicted on it both by time and by human actions, to future generations. This duty emanates from respect for our monuments and from our responsibility towards the international community. In this context, I would like to avail myself of the opportunity to raise an issue which is of particular importance to my country.

Emphasizing that the promotion of a culture of non violence and peace that emanates from childhood will contribute to the strengthening of international peace and cooperation for socio economic and cultural development, and will help children to be aware, not only of their rights but also of their responsibilities, by learning how to live together in harmony, within their families and among fellow human beings,

Still on the subject of Nigeria, our belief that we should abstain emanates from the fact that a lot of good is being done in Nigeria. Even the report or communiqué of the Commonwealth summit of Heads of State indicated that a lot of good is being done in Nigeria. The elections which have recently taken place at the state level are also indicative of all the good that is being done in Nigeria.

Africa should not be denied this benefit which emanates from the reappraisal of the components of comprehensive United Nations peacekeeping operations. Civilian police training programmes have become an essential element of these operations, but they have not been known to commence and end in a period of nine months. An African situation cannot be presumed to be different, particularly when it is in the region now considered to be most prone to the phenomenon of conflicts.

Beef from Charollais, pork from Périgord lamb from Brittany, veal from Normandy.

Asparagus from Argenteuil, oranges from Valencia melons from Cavaillon, cabbage from Aubervilliers.

Salmon from the Loire, sole from the Channel lobsters from Corsica oysters from Dieppe, sardines from Lorient.

Well, we collect data from satellites, from airplanes, from ground vehicles, from people.

From here? From here.

Facts from history, from geography, from newspapers... from scientific books, millions and millions of them.

Market vitality comes from people, especially from entrepreneurs, from entrepreneurship.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States

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From people, from money troubles.

Yours, from Vicky. From Vicky?