(k) A legally binding instrument such as a stand alone convention.

For example, the proportion of women on public committees and councils, having been approximately 15 per cent in 1990, was approximately 20 per cent in 1994.

Likewise, it violates basic provisions of several international treaties such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

See, e.g., treaties cited in Tobin, supra note 23, at 41 49.

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For example, Starke uses the two tests to distinguish six kinds of treaty categories.

For example, more work would have to be done on areas where the draft Convention appeared to breach fundamental norms, such as the legitimate right of peoples to self determination.

It also violates the basic provisions of a number of international treaties, such as, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Egypt has passed much legislation stipulating penalties for acts specified in international conventions, as in the case of conventions relating to terrorism.

There has been some strengthening of measures, e.g. increases in fuel and energy taxes (e.g. AUT, GBR, SWE), adoption of tighter building codes (e.g. CHE, CZE, IRE) and regulation of waste management.

They are driven by institutional concerns (e.g. budget rules) and constraints.

Those measures might include the possibility of actions available under Article 4, such as ensuring that the supply of methyl bromide (i.e., the subject of non compliance) was ceased so that exporting Parties were not contributing to a continuing situation of non compliance.

Uniform provisions might, for example, take the form of a legislative text (such as model legislative provisions or a treaty) or a non legislative text (such as a model contractual rule or a practice guide).

For example, do jurisdictions need to be party to the Convention before they can be party to the Protocol?

See e.g. Convention on Cybercrime, adopted on 23 November 2001, European Treaty Series, No. 185.

Express reference is made in the Convention to rules of practice, general conditions or usages (e.g., UCP, URDG) to which the undertaking is specifically made subject.

E.g. Johnston Atoll, Europa Island, Glorioso Islands.

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In South Africa, for instance, waste legislation was found in some 37 statutes as well as numerous provincial ordinances and by laws.

For instance, the Convention deals with women's right to equality in the field of education in its article 9.

In the framework of the Global Compact, for example, private sector activity is important.

Several subsidize technology development for biofuel use in electricity generation (e.g. FIN, SWE).

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(c) Other matters which the Auditor considers should be brought to the notice of the Meeting of States Parties, such as

For example, the proportion of the population living below the poverty line was 16.7 per cent in Egypt (1999 2000 survey) and 11.6 per cent in Jordan (1997 survey).

In addition, it was observed that such an approach would result in avoiding conflicts with other conventions (e.g., the Ottawa Convention).

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A number of other Parties (e.g. Egypt) also believe that they have adequate environmental legislation.

Population density is high in a number of Parties for example, 324 persons km2 in India in 2001.

A few Parties included separate sections discussing this issue (e.g. CHE, NLD).

(k) to produce souvenirs of the COP 1 (e.g. note pads, pens, diaries).

For example, when considering agenda items 6 (a), 6 (c), 6 (g) and 6 (h), the Conference of the Parties may wish to request the Secretariat to ensure coordination with the secretariats of other relevant international bodies, such as, among others, the secretariats of GEF, the Basel Convention, the Rotterdam Convention and WHO.

Thus, even if the authors had not exhausted domestic remedies, the Supreme Court dispensed with this requirement by handing down a final and authoritative interpretation of the relevant law.