Not strictly an ambigram in the conventional sense.

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As the Special Rapporteur himself recognized, draft article 3 might not be strictly necessary.

At the same time, however, it was important not to lose sight of the original task, namely the elaboration of a regime of liability stricto sensu.

Tighter definition of the embargo

The Commission could consider adopting a general definition of a unilateral act stricto sensu and then examining the draft articles already submitted to the Drafting Committee.

It seemed better to consolidate the progress achieved with respect to unilateral acts stricto sensu before embarking on a detailed study of conduct.

In fact one of the key messages of the Riyadh declaration is that progress and reform are the essential partners of counterterrorism in the narrow sense of the term.

On the other hand, his delegation agreed with the clear distinction drawn between unilateral acts in the strict sense of the term and conduct that might have similar effects.

He recalled that Australia's firearms laws were among the most stringent in the world.

But at the same time they recognize the difficulties of defining a clear boundary between a strictly catalytic role and activities that amount to an operational role in implementation.

Not all of them, as stated in the report, were unilateral acts in the strict sense of the term, but references to and consideration of them remained highly relevant nonetheless.

C. Guidance on the term severely restricted

You know, General, it wouldn't be any mistake... to cut loose with a few threeday passes to London.

20. Nuclear weapon free zones have made important contributions to nuclear disarmament and more generally towards general and complete disarmament under strict and effective international control.

Equality means strict allocation and equity means seeking equality without really necessarily achieving it.

The general trend was more restrictive, however, with legislative amendments being viewed through a restrictive migration and or counter terrorism lens.

Noting the emphasis placed by the Secretary General on promoting strict adherence to refugee law, international humanitarian law and human rights instruments,

(b) To refrain from summary and arbitrary executions and from acts of reprisal and to adhere strictly to their obligations under human rights instruments and international humanitarian law

Special Programmes describe a series of activities funded from a range of distinct trust funds these activities, while mandated, need not necessarily be strictly statutory.

The humanitarian concerns caused by MOTAPM will, to a large extent, be effectively addressed so long as the proposed measures are implemented in good faith.

Justice must be served in strict accordance with international standards of due process.

In this context, it tries to set down all possible connections between instrumental offences and terrorist acts stricto sensu, namely through the centralization of criminal information.

This is sufficient to address the humanitarian concerns caused by AHD and States Parties should strictly implement this stipulation.

The Commission should not, at the current stage, concern itself with conduct of a State that might produce legal effects, but rather should focus on unilateral acts stricto sensu, i.e. written or oral statements expressing the intent of a State.

The Board s observations raise doubt about the extent to which these strict requirements are being strictly enforced.

Noted the importance of the commitment by the Multinational Force to act in strict compliance with international humanitarian law, in particular, the Geneva Conventions.

He has repeatedly called on all sides to strictly observe their obligations under international humanitarian law.

Also, we faithfully fulfil all our international obligations in that field.

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Strictly speaking, this sentence is grammatically incorrect.

She looked so solemn and cross.

Noted the importance of the commitment of the multinational force to act in strict compliance with international humanitarian law, in particular the Geneva Conventions.

Stressing that Israel, the occupying Power, should comply strictly with its obligations under international law,

Stressing that Israel, the occupying Power, should comply strictly with its obligations under international law,

Noting with appreciation also the emphasis placed by the Secretary General on promoting strict adherence to refugee law, international humanitarian law and human rights instruments,

98. Where the military courts are concerned, the Special Rapporteur reiterates his earlier recommendation to limit their jurisdiction to trying strictly military offences committed by military personnel.

(b) To adhere strictly to their obligations under human rights instruments and international humanitarian law, inter alia, in relation to the treatment of prisoners

The Russian Federation is carrying out strictly all its obligations in the area of disarmament.

In fact, they alone are accountable in the strict sense. In parliamentary systems, they can and must appear before the elected representatives of the people and explain what happened.

This makes it difficult to link the obligation with a strict liability.

Solar research is of exceptional scientific importance.

In the latter case, public procurement proper, it is only a reverse auction format that can be used as several suppliers or contractors compete among themselves for the public contract award.

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Stressing that Israel, the occupying Power, should comply strictly with its obligations under international law, including international humanitarian law,