Well, there is one proviso.

This proviso should be added to the present paragraph 1.

He also observed that while Article 11 was a necessary proviso, it could be incorporated into a more general proviso on the Charter of the United Nations.

This proviso is not strictly necessary but has a pragmatic purpose.

The proviso is not strictly necessary but is none the less useful in an expository draft.

The proposal contained the proviso that this notice should not be a condition to enable arrest.

A proviso for the existence of special rules will have to be included in the draft articles.

Draft article 12, likewise, contained a pure proviso, which although also not strictly necessary, had a pragmatic purpose.

Nonetheless, local criteria for showing insolvency remain operative through the proviso that evidence to the contrary would be acceptable.

Thailand continued to offer temporary shelter to refugees, on the proviso that a balance was struck between humanitarianism and national security.

Some delegations favoured this deletion, bearing in mind the imprecise meaning of the word unjust and the unlikelihood of application of this proviso.

The Brazil United States agreement provides for a number of possible technical cooperation activities, subject to a proviso relating to the respective competition agencies' reasonably available resources.

He did not even think it necessary to include a proviso for principles of jus cogens, since that would require defining which provisions were being referred to.

The Subcommittee supported the participation of stakeholders in the Conference with the proviso that it was in accordance with ESCAP rules and procedures and established United Nations practice.

The Advisory Committee has no objection to the transfer of 32 million from the Compensation Fund, with a similar proviso to that expressed for the medical and dental reserves.

In his opinion, the matter could be resolved by means of resort to a proviso, cast in general terms, referring to the right to individual or collective self defence.

By letter of 19 July 2000, the author accepted the written offer of appointment, which did not contain a proviso on his resignation from the post as Family Court judge.

In temporary marriage, the status of the husband shall be taken into account, with the proviso that the dower shall be not more than half that of the woman's peers.

From that point of view, it would be advisable to proceed with the informal consultations scheduled for that afternoon, with the proviso that they could be suspended during the meeting of the plenary Assembly.

Portugal would prefer clearer primacy for the court over national systems, but could accept a compromise arrangement with the proviso that the court itself must have the final say as to its own competence.

24. ACC members, recognizing that evaluation is an issue of central concern, generally support the thrust of recommendation 5 (a) on the proviso that due attention is paid to the financial cost of evaluation exercises.

11.5 The State party stresses that the Court's proviso unless contradicted by the Ministry of the Interior should not be understood to indicate that the administration was prepared to acknowledge that the complainant's submissions were compelling.

PROVISO A family unit is defined as the spouse, common law spouse, or either, and the children procreated by both, who are engaged with the father and mother, or one of them, in farming the plot.

On some occasions, I have agreed with that position, subject to the proviso that, as I also wish to make clear in this individual opinion, I believe that capital punishment in itself constitutes inhuman, cruel and degrading punishment.

Some local authorities reserved a portion of their public housing for foreign workers and their families and, in some cases, the State and local authorities made abandoned buildings available to immigrant communities, with the sole proviso that they renovate them.

On termination of employment, with the proviso that a member is not entitled to withdraw any sum standing to his credit more than once in a period of five years, except where the employment is terminated on disablement due to an accident or disease.

The first was Sweden, where the Government formulated three guiding principles in 1975 equality, freedom of choice and partnership, although with the proviso that they exist in parallel with respect for the underlying values of Swedish society and the rights of women and children.

At the same time, he pointed out that such proviso would not solve the problems of legal causation, i.e. it was not clear to what extent the States concerned could rely on it as a basis for suspending treaties unless there existed some causal connection necessitating suspension or termination.

Thus, many agreements, by referring to consistency with the parties' legislation (which would usually forbid disclosure of confidential information except under very limited circumstances), implicitly exclude notification of confidential information, but some agreements make this more definitive and explicit through a proviso referring to the requirements of professional or business secrecy.

One possible solution would be to insert a proviso in draft article 21 stating that its provisions were without prejudice to those of draft article 18, paragraph 2, and to make it clear in the commentary that declarations under draft paragraph 2 were not subject to the objections regime under the Vienna Convention.

Article 42 If, before having obtained title or full ownership of the plot, a smallholder dies, the other members of the family unit shall be entitled, pursuant to the proviso of Article 14 hereof, to continue to own and manage such plot and shall remain in compliance with the terms of the Conditional Sales Contract.

In this context, Greek negotiators might have considered another proposal, circulated informally by the German finance ministry, recommending that Greece receive immediate debt forgiveness, in exchange for leaving the euro temporarily. If Greece remained in the euro, no relief would be granted a proviso consistent with the German position that debt restructuring for eurozone countries would be illegal.

It was suggested to include in subparagraph (b) or at another appropriate place in the article a provision to the effect that cooperation and communication of information had to be quot subject to the rules restricting the communication of information quot (a proviso modelled on article 31 (1) of the European Union Convention on Insolvency Proceedings).

75. Other delegations, while accepting that the wording was defective, were of the opinion that the proviso was needed in order to address any possible case where decisions taken within the jurisdiction of a non party could affect the implementation by a State party of the basic provisions of the convention regarding the release of security.

The third attack on Italian unity launched at the beginning of August by the President of the Lega Nord group in the Senate, Federico Bricolo, who proposed adding a proviso to Article 12 of the Italian Constitution whereby the flags and anthems of the different regions would be officially recognized on an equal footing with the national anthem and flag.

Under the Treaty Establishing the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the member States agree, in terms similar to article 85 of the Treaty of Rome, to prohibit RBPs which have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition within the Common Market, with a proviso for the granting of exemptions by the COMESA Council.

It was noted that the support of the representatives of the Secretary General for the recommendation to reduce contractual services for the Investment Management Service was made on the proviso that the subject would be revisited by the Board in 2006, taking into account discussions and decisions concerning the implementation of the recommendations of Deloitte and Touche over the 2006 2007 biennium.

On 15 July in compliance with the request of the Mediator, and in adherence to the schedule contained in the Pretoria Declaration, President Gbagbo in an address to the nation invoked the powers conferred on him by Article 48 and promulgated the remaining Linas Marcoussis laws, with a proviso that they be published according to the emergency procedures of publication.

Since this phenomenon is fairly predictable, the Committee recommends that, in such exceptional cases, the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management work out a procedure with the Office of Human Resources Management whereby posts that are likely to become vacant are advertised ahead of time, with the proviso that they will be filled if and when they become vacant.

Also at the same meeting, it was recommended that the International Meeting approve the timetable for the work of the International Meeting and the organization of meetings, including the work of the Main Committee, as set out in the annex to document A CONF.207 4, with the proviso that the organization of work of the Main Committee would be adjusted as required.

of 14 March 1997 15 June 1997 subject to the proviso that the Tehran Agreement (S 1994 1102, annex I) remained in force and the parties demonstrated their commitment to the agreements already reached and further decided that that mandate would remain in effect until that date unless the Secretary General reported to the Council that those conditions had not been met.

When UNOPS assumes portfolios that do not strictly fall within these parameters such as the loan supervision services, which it will continue to provide at the request of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) it will do so with the proviso that they be managed as coherent, distinct service lines, assure full cost recovery, and can be serviced without adding to UNOPS fixed cost structure.

The Security Council, by its resolution 968 (1994) of 16 December 1994, established the United Nations Mission of Observers in Tajikistan (UNMOT) for a period of up to six months, subject to the proviso that it would continue beyond 6 February 1995 only if the Secretary General reported to the Council by that date that the parties had agreed to extend the Agreement of 17 September 1994.

Following discussions during the informal consultative meeting on 20 September, there was broad support amongst delegations for the creation of a post of AHC (Protection) with the proviso, proposed by two delegations, that the decision include a request to the High Commissioner to consider this post creation in the broader context of the Mannet report recommendations and to report back to ExCom at its fifty seventh session in 2006.

The article had been drafted in the form of two paragraphs, the first establishing the basic rule, the second containing a proviso, namely that the State continued to be entitled to exercise diplomatic protection in respect of a corporation which was its national at the time of the injury and which, as a result of the injury, had ceased to exist according to the law of the State and could not therefore satisfy the continuous nationality requirement.