Distance of the subject from the lens

Subject matter Exclusion from University

I'm afraid we are straying from the subject.

Please, Mr. Fowler, we're getting away from the subject.

The parents applied for full exemption from the CKREE subject.

4 Subject to a request from the relevant commodity body.

3 Subject to a request from the relevant commodity body.

Her application for full exemption from the CKREE subject was rejected.

Consequently, the CKREE subject could not function in accordance with its purpose if full exemption from the subject was readily available to everyone.

(a) Pollution from seabed activities subject to national jurisdiction

Indigenous peoples in the 1990s from object to subject of international law?

So this, again, is on the subject a slice from the equator of the Earth.

The subject... The subject is always paramount. Yes...

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Similarly, the subject of youth development and expectations was the subject of different forums initiated and organized by civil society, targeting youth from universities, NGOs and scouts.

This new subject only provides for exemption from certain limited segments of the teaching.

8. Decides to finance from the Fund the following activities, subject to availability of resources

Be subject therefore to God. But resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

Be subject therefore to God. But resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

It will enable specialists and scientists from all over the world to discuss this subject.

If it has a subject, the subject is adolescence.

Mr. BERGUÑO (Chile) (translated from Spanish) I apologize for taking the floor again on this subject.

A. From absolute State sovereignty to recognition of the individual as a subject of international law

You must be aware the general staff is subject to unfair pressures... from newspapers and politicians.

The Administration undertook to implement the recommendation subject to the availability of staff resources from the support account.

Subject matter Torture to obtain a confession, prison conditions, death from tuberculosis in detention

Miss Majali (Jordan) My colleague from Iran actually spoke before me on this subject.

The Commission ensured that confirmed duplicates were removed from the database and were not subject to further processing.

We have come back to the subject from time to time in this room, informally and formally.

And the subject?

Drop the subject.

The Special Rapporteur further acknowledged that the subject of peaceful settlement of disputes was missing from the draft articles.

At the next meeting, representatives from the Office of Human Resources Management should provide further information on the subject.

The seminar was extremely successful 25 participants from various parts of the world gave remarkable presentations on the subject.

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In response to a the Secretariat's May 2004 note from the Secretariat to the Parties on this subject, the Secretariat had received responses from 9 Parties.

Therefore, they applied for full exemption for Kevin from CKREE subject in the autumn 1997 the application was rejected.

37. Mr. BAPTISTA (Indonesia), speaking on a point of order, said that the speaker was straying from the subject.

Furthermore, States emerging from conflict that would be subject to the commission's activities should be represented in it.

He summarized extracts from national communications of non Annex I Parties on the subject of vulnerability and adaptation.

The current accounting period which is subject to this report is from 1 January to 31 December 2003.

However, this prohibition may be subject to limits when the discrimination is justified by genuine benefits arising from

Ethnic Vietnamese are subject to racist propaganda, mainly from the Khmer Rouge, which may incite hatred against them.

From a legal perspective, it means, according to the Dictionnaire de droit international public, the opposition expressed by a subject of law to an act or a claim by another subject of law in order to prevent its entry into force or its opposability to the first subject .

From the beginning of the discussions, OIC had maintained that any text on the subject must be adopted by consensus.