The ICC will never obviate the need for local justice.

Paragraph 15 had been deleted in order to obviate the need for programme budget resources.

That coordination will build on local best practices and obviate the need to reinvent the wheel.

First, positive measures can reduce or obviate the need for trade measures, by offering alternative policy instruments.

Would the further development of innovative positive measures reduce or obviate the need to resort to trade measures?

This would obviate ill advised spontaneous returns that risk overwhelming the responsible government structures and jeopardizing the smooth process of rehabilitation.

That would obviate the need to examine the complex reality of the conduct of States with regard to a specific situation.

This notwithstanding, even aggressive emission reduction policies do not obviate the need for increased impetus for adaptation measures, mainly through technology support and international cooperation.

It was therefore the collective responsibility of the international community to exchange information and to take all necessary measures to obviate the risk of radiation.

It is imperative that this process be accelerated to obviate any concerns that the other warring groups may have regarding the composition of the current interim police.

He or she shall facilitate conflict resolution, using any appropriate means for the primary objective of settling conflicts between parties, and obviate recourse to the formal grievance process.

That the authors' claims were joined with the claims of another set of individuals before the domestic courts does not obviate or change the interpretation of the Optional Protocol.

That the authors' claims were joined with the claims of another set of individuals before the domestic courts did not obviate or change the interpretation of the Optional Protocol.

And, of course, none of the proposals advanced here obviate the need for urgent action this year to make progress in resolving protracted conflicts that threaten regional and global stability.

Thus, in certain cases appropriate and timely exemptions would obviate the need for further offsetting or adjustment measures for the damage already sustained or the losses and costs actually incurred by non target States.

The Advisory Committee points out that the construction of a permanent building on the North Lawn could obviate much of the need for rental of swing space, thus resulting in savings (see para. 15 below).

Now the one thing that I forgot to mention, is that to obviate the problem of the nitrogen narcosis all of those blue dots in our body you remove the nitrogen and you replace it with helium.

While trade does not obviate the need for large scale ODA supported development investments, an open and equitable trading system can be a powerful driver of economic growth and poverty reduction, especially when combined with adequate aid.

The practical and speedy use of the declaration mechanism might well obviate the need to expand the scope of protection offered by the 1994 Convention to a level that impeded the attainment of universal accession to the Convention.

It would not only afford legal certainty to courts but would also obviate the need for a large number of exclusions under draft article 18, paragraph 2, resulting in a tattered patchwork of reservations to the draft convention.

37. The experience of the ad hoc tribunals in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda underlined the importance of an effective, independent and permanent international criminal court, which would obviate the need for ad hoc tribunals in the future.

But, while these additional tax revenues would improve Europe s public finances, they would not obviate the need to reform the welfare state. Indeed, at best, they could facilitate a socially responsible transition to more efficient forms of social protection.

In other words, the development and appropriate application of rational policies to administrative processes, so as to assist in institutionalizing and enhancing the efficiency of the Dominican Government and obviate socially undesirable practices in the area of public administration.

By contrast, were the ECB to adopt decisive measures, it could reflate the entire eurozone and obviate the need for countries to act unilaterally. But, while the ECB has the capacity, the question remains whether it is has the will.

This definition was adopted by her in order to exclude transactions that are strictly on a temporary basis, as when a child is rented out, in order to obviate confusion as to whether the transaction constitutes sale or pimping, for example.

The fact that a country had overcome a severe humanitarian crisis and embarked on the road to development did not obviate its need for international assistance, which remained essential not only for sustaining normal life and eradicating poverty but also for accelerating the pace of development.

Immediately after START II is ratified, we and Russia will begin negotiations on further reductions deep enough to obviate any reason for such a build up. Concerns about compliance costs have been addressed in that Treaty Protocol by extending the START II elimination timetable to 2007.

A declaration would give States the flexibility to include a broader spectrum of issues than would be included in a convention and would obviate the need for discussion of whether its provisions could be invoked with regard to a State that had not participated in its adoption.

Some organizations believed that a glossary with clearly defined terms was essential, while a view was also expressed that the development of clear and concise generic job profiles, specifically targeted to special occupations, would obviate any need to have recourse to glossaries or further interpretation by classifiers and managers.

Last but not least, the GUUAM Group fully agrees with the Secretary General when he points out, in the introduction to his report that none of the proposals advanced in the report obviate the need for urgent action this year to make progress in resolving protracted conflicts that threaten regional and global stability (ibid., para.

In reply it was noted that in some jurisdictions it was useful to expressly enable the court to make decisions based on the presumptions established by paragraph (5), so as to avoid litigation or obviate the need for lengthy arguments as to the nature of the foreign proceeding and the appointment of the foreign representative.

The Secretary General had also pointed out that adequate investment in development activities could obviate huge expenditures on peacekeeping operations in the future for that reason India added its voice to those calling on the developed countries to take concrete steps to achieve the target of allocating the equivalent of 0.7 per cent of GDP to official development assistance.

(d) Establish a permanent independent tribunal for or associate a judge with all proceedings under which the authorities may commit a person to re education through labour, in order to obviate the possibility of any criticism that the present procedure is not entirely in conformity with international standards for a fair trial as reflected in international legal instruments, especially the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

This, however, is an element of limited impact that does not obviate the need for a discussion of the rule with a view to eliminating the fears of many Members concerning the domination that is exercised by a few over the actions of the Security Council and that prompts them to pursue a policy of double standards in order to secure their own political advantage.

The Department informed the Board that it had taken several initiatives aimed at improving the management of vehicle spare parts, including management guidelines, direct purchase contracts that allow missions to contact vendors directly so as to expedite delivery and obviate the need for high level stocking and a budgetary instruction that all spare parts projections should be based on most recent consumption instead of the standard application of a percentage of fleet cost.

8. Measures which touch upon the rights of those who are considered to be at risk of becoming offenders should be handled in strict accordance with the principles set out in paragraphs 4 and 5 above with great restraint . Prediction of future criminality at the individual level requires a high degree of caution and stigmatization should be avoided. However, this should not obviate the development of secondary prevention programmes for persons with known risk factors.