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

) In such a case, the Council may act as a mediator or conciliator between the parties, without detriment to the plaintiffs' right to take legal action when they deem it appropriate.

All alternatives would be to the detriment of some section of society. Alternatives (b) and (c) would be to the detriment of the freedom of movement.11

A further problem is that a high percentage of operations on the country's property market take place outside current legal requirements, to the detriment of the lowest income sector of the population.

This would be to the detriment of the other party relying on the signor's signature.

That is why parents prefer sending their sons to school, to the detriment of girls.

These need to be addressed without detriment to efforts to reinforce the availability of asylum.

Girls are expected to marry at a very young age, to the detriment of their education.

During the twentieth century, the terms of trade had changed to the detriment of developing countries.

Other delegations felt that those topics were still insufficiently integrated, to the detriment of environmental concerns.

The areas where cybertechniques can be used to the detriment of the community are being gradually identified.

Draft guideline 3.1.5 seemed to stress the letter of the treaty to the detriment of its spirit.

He who commits a sin, commits it only to his detriment. Surely Allah is All Knowing, All Wise.

He who commits a sin, commits it only to his detriment. Surely Allah is All Knowing, All Wise.

(b) Where the offence is committed to the detriment of against that State or one of its nations.

Membership in any national minority or ethnic group may not be used to the detriment of any individual and

In other countries, the media were being manipulated to the detriment of minorities, at times inciting discrimination against minorities.

The rigidity of the Programme conflicted with the lack of confidence of potential protectees, to the detriment of their safety.

Members of the Committee also noted that, in many instances, the oppression of the indigenous communities was due less to the absence of legal rules than to the fact that economic interest groups and local politicians pursued their abusive practices to the detriment of indigenous groups with impunity.

Those technologies underpin knowledge, so that science is developed and transmitted mostly in the North, to the detriment of the South.

The rights set out in article IV must not, however, be to the detriment of non proliferation efforts and environmental concerns.

In many cases information was being utilized to serve the interests of the developed nations to the detriment of developing countries.

The collusive behaviour distorted competition in the fuel market to the detriment of the end customer who bought fuel from filling stations.

Consideration of human rights issues too often over emphasized political and civil rights, to the detriment of economic, social and cultural rights.

Currently, this type of penalty is commonly imposed by the Special Criminal Courts to the detriment of the victim and her family.

One approach to this issue is to consider whether the savings to creditors collectively would outweigh the incidental detriment to individual creditors.

Coordination procedures existed to resolve such problems, but they could impose costly operational limitations that were to the detriment of developing countries.

234. The representative of Mexico suggested replacing while retaining by without detriment to and deleting if they so choose in article 4.

Experience has demonstrated that the distinction between voluntary and compulsory recruitment is very vague and often used to the detriment of children.

Why must the rules which are always in a state of constant flux be to the detriment of small resource poor States?

38. In that connection, Jordan stressed that contributions for special programmes must not be made to the detriment of regular budget resources.

In his case, in view of the closeness of his emigration date to his retirement date, the minimum basis redounded to his detriment.

Tunisia has always believed that the arms race can be pursued only to the detriment of the most basic needs of civilian populations.

On 3 May 1985, the Supreme Court, having considered that the collective agreement was not in itself a sufficient legal basis on which the restructuring could be based, found that, although there was no financial detriment to the applicants after the restructuring, there had been a diminution of their status within the organization.

The granting of such relief may need to be balanced against potential detriment to the interests of creditors generally or to the debtor's assets.

As international law was indivisible, there was no room for discrimination in favour of a particular category of treaties to the detriment of others.

There shall be no partial or selective expansion or enlargement of the membership of the Security Council to the detriment of the developing countries.

It is anticipated that it will be possible to accommodate the WFP depot requirement on UNLB premises without detriment to the Base s own operations.

2. Under this Act, foreign legislation which is aimed, directly or indirectly, at restricting or impeding the free flow of trade and the movement of capital, goods or persons to the detriment of a given country or group of countries shall neither be applicable nor have legal effects of any kind within the national territory.

Reiterating that humanitarian assistance should be provided in a way which is not to the detriment of resources made available for international cooperation for development,

Without detriment to the United Nations commitment to the achievement of a comprehensive peace, I will concentrate on the Israeli Palestinian portion of my mandate.

It touches upon our very existence in a region where threats and instability still prevail, to the detriment of a peaceful and cooperative regional relationship.

It also declared that the provisions of article 16, paragraph 14, of the Convention must be applied in such a way as to ensure the inevitability of responsibility for the commission of offences falling within the purview of the Convention, without detriment to the effectiveness of international cooperation in the areas of extradition and legal assistance.

The Committee once more cautions against the replication of functions to the detriment of overall operational efficiency, accountability and cost effectiveness (see A 59 412, para.

Government legal capacity (democratic legal and judiciary reforms)