Enumeration

enumeration

enumeration

9. The enumeration in principle 13 is acceptable.

The introduction was concluded with an enumeration of repatriation operations currently taking place or successfully completed.

The enumeration of grounds for setting aside an award contained in 1059 (2) ZPO was to be considered exhaustive .

An enumeration follows below of the most recent and important activities of our representatives at the various international organizations.

Indirect measures might include the enumeration of citations of programme activities or products in professional literature or the media.

The rationale for removing it was that an enumeration which inadvertently left out some particular harmful practice might seem to be condoning such a practice.

(c) The enumeration of the critical measures and resources required to strengthen Madagascar s capacity for the efficient management of disasters, including during the relief phase

In her report to the General Assembly, the Special Rapporteur included an enumeration and discussion of some of the devastating effects of commercial exploitation of children.

It contains an extensive enumeration of human rights guarantees, largely corresponding to the rights set forth in the international human rights conventions to which Belarus is a party.

The obligations imposed on medical personnel are in keeping with the non exhaustive enumeration of the rights of patients set out in articles 30 to 44 of the same Decree.

UNHCR would even advocate a more precise enumeration of the special needs and interests of children which should be addressed in any guidelines or legislation which would address this issue.

The enumeration of rights, duties and guarantees made in the Constitution does not exclude others which are inherent to the human person or derive from the republican form of government.

Draft article 1 (f) was revised to delete the enumeration of persons in subparagraph (ii) in favour of the phrase the person , and the phrase issued or was added prior to the word transferred .

(c) The Guide should include an annex presenting specific examples of basic statistical instruments and procedures used in data collection (for example, questionnaires, reports, systems of classification, units of enumeration, definitions and victim concerns)

5.3 The Committee has noted that the author has invoked article 19, of the Covenant, without however providing specific allegations on this particular issue, but limited herself to the mere enumeration of the above article.

24. The mere enumeration of some of the legislation shows how complicated it can be to understand how the right to freedom of movement and related issues are regulated in the countries of the region.

Also, the Berne Initiative and the Global Commission on International Migration would shortly publish their final reports, which would contain an enumeration of good migration management practices that took into account the human rights of migrants.

Unfortunately, we must observe that the report is still far too much an enumeration of facts and not enough of a report that explains how or why certain decisions or courses of action were preferred over others.

Kuwait relies on the results of its monitoring and assessment enumeration study to estimate the ground level concentrations of airborne particulate matter to which its citizens were exposed during the period when the oil well fires were burning.

Nevertheless, the Republic of Croatia is of the opinion that the document as a whole contains some overlapping of certain issues, particularly with respect to the extensive enumeration of principles underlining the guidelines (paras. 39 72) and the operative parts.

The efforts to review more thoroughly the outputs and to determine which ones and how many could be discontinued were a big improvement over those in the previous biennium, however there were difficulties and inconsistencies with respect to the definition and enumeration of some outputs.

As the Panel noted in the second F4 report, paragraph 35 of Governing Council decision 7 should be considered as providing guidance regarding the types of activities and events that can result in compensable losses, rather than a limitative enumeration of all such activities and events.

Little has been said on the possible investment impact of ISO 14001 on developing countries, apart from the enumeration of possible advantages that investors may derive from having an internationally recognized EMS in place, which could include improved investor confidence, access to capital and preferential insurance rates.

This enumeration makes it possible to protect not only persons of colour or believers of a particular religion (Christians, Muslims, Jews, etc.), but also those who are designated by their nationality (anti French quot racism quot , for example) or by their membership of a particular regional group (such as Basques or Corsicans).

A view was expressed that, as an alternative to the enumeration of the grounds on which recognition might be refused, the Model Provisions could contain a definition of the effects limited to coordination and cooperation, to be granted to the recognized foreign proceeding when a local proceeding is already pending in the enacting State.