The aim of the international community should be not to protect such individuals, but to protect their intended victims.

It was a document intended to protect human dignity and basic human rights.

3. Canada has enacted legislation intended to protect the environment on both the federal as well as the provincial levels.

It was felt that while the Agreements on sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) measures and technical barriers to trade (TBT) were intended to protect consumers, they should not protect import markets from competition.

They were opposed to confidentiality unless it would make for more effective procedures or was ultimately intended to protect the individual concerned.

The view was expressed that such a rule, which was intended to protect the interests of local creditors, was excessively rigid.

Although he defended this action as intended to protect judicial independence, international organizations interpreted it as an attempt to curtail legitimate monitoring activities.

(b) It could be used to the detriment of the very class of persons that the legal requirements for signature are intended to protect.

While they can have a political dimension, sometimes creating a political criminal nexus , their political activities are intended to protect their illegal activities.

It was added that this compromise position reflected a delicate balance between the intended goals to protect third parties and to adopt a commercially practical provision.

Under article 4 of that Convention, States are required to adopt legislative measures intended to protect groups against hatred and violence on racial or ethnic grounds.

Rigid limitations on the range of so called obligatory licences and permitted use are intended to protect the author apos s interests to the greatest possible extent.

The view was also expressed that there should not be absolutely equal treatment for carriers and shippers with respect to the mandatory provisions concerning them, since carriers had the advantage of limited liability under the draft instrument, and since paragraph 1 was intended to protect small shippers, but paragraph 2 was intended to protect small carriers and other cargo interests.

It was noted that article 16 contained provisions intended to protect the interests of all creditors by staying individual actions and suspending the transfer of assets of the debtor.

It's intended to.

The Law is intended to protect a person from harm to his peace, privacy, freedom or body, by another person, acting in a manner constituting stalking (e.g. intimidating harassment) or bodily harm.

Although Art. 5 (2) only applies to PMA's containing AP mines, it establishes important standards which should also be reflected in a future instrument intended to protect civilians from the dangers of MOTAPM.

I intended to anyway.

He intended to die.

As most professional armed forces believe that their MOTAPM are intended to protect national territory and have corps to clear such mines, this could potentially remove large numbers of MOTAPM from the detectability obligation.

It was originally intended to protect direct and vital great Power interests, not as a tool for disciplining the rest of the membership on the Council or aborting debate on certain issues.

11. Although the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was intended to protect individuals, its rights could be fully realized only in a specific social context, in which States played an important role.

He intended to act accordingly.

We intended to conquer life.

You never intended to die!

I intended to expel them.

Measures can be grouped according to the intended beneficiaries (i) support measures whose intended beneficiaries are households or consumers (ii) those whose intended beneficiaries are service suppliers and (iii) those intended to benefit society as a whole.

In 1986, the Commission changed his designation to that of Special Representative, with a mandate to receive and evaluate the information received from the Government about the implementation of the new legislation intended to protect human rights.

The Special Rapporteur urges all Governments to review not only laws specifically intended to protect national security but also ordinary criminal laws which may be used to infringe the rights to freedom of opinion and expression and information.

Responsibility to protect

Responsibility to protect

And they're built to protect things but they don't protect things.

I had intended to go there.

She intended to become an actress.

15. The Guidelines are intended to

We never intended to involve you.

She never intended to marry me.

Not what you intended to achieve.

The Court does not consider that the treaties in question could have intended to deprive a State of the exercise of its right of self defence under international law because of its obligations to protect the environment.

The Court does not consider that the treaties in question could have intended to deprive a State of the exercise of its right of self defence under international law because of its obligations to protect the environment.

She agreed that the State party's response to the Committee's question 25 was inadequate and wondered when and how the Government intended to enact legislation to protect women in the labour market and extend public sector benefits to the private sector.

37. One judge reportedly explained his actions by characterizing such detentions as extrajudiciary , related to Haitian custom and intended to protect family members from the children since the police are unable to respond rapidly to urgent situations of domestic violence.

The Government of Korea had adopted various measures intended to protect children from sexual abuse and exploitation, including, for instance, a provision sparing children the agony of having to give testimony repeatedly during criminal investigations and court proceedings.

Intended Presence

OAS was planning a regional meeting later this year in 2005 on the identification and protection of dangerous substances in laboratories, intended to help Member States better protect chemical, biological and nuclear materials from illicit diversion.