It is all the more difficult to try to bring a case together when the suspect, the victim, key evidence, key witnesses, key expertise or the profits of crime are located outside the State's jurisdiction.

It is all the more difficult to try to bring a case together when the suspect, the victim, key evidence, key witnesses, key expertise or the profits of crime are located outside the country's jurisdiction.

Now, granted that this witness is ill, the defense still has 11 important witnesses able to testify while the plaintiff has but one.

And also verify it crucial step.

Security assurances had been widely recognized as critical to strengthening the NPT.

The reduction of rural poverty was critical to ensuring sustainable human development.

Measures to safeguard the confidentiality of information and the anonymity of the informant were key in gaining the trust of informants.

2. Police across the United States have been involved in frame ups, calculated efforts to discredit witnesses and complaints, and the destruction of key evidence.

It is understood that in all electronic licenses, the most critical and crucial is the electronic ID card.

The more critical effect of pressurization of vessels has been confirmed by the test results.

Law enforcement must play a pivotal role in ensuring the protection of fundamental human rights in a democratic society.

UNHCR's Handbook for Registration is the Office's key source of standards for registration practices, population data management and documentation.

To this end, the organization will initiate professional training programmes resulting in certification of office and individual capabilities in key business processes.

A key objective of the Agreement is to guarantee the safety of returnees and to protect them from harassment, intimidation, persecution and discrimination.

The initiative was ours... and the fragmentary but vital evidence of Leamas provides only the final proof... in a long chain of indications reaching back over many years.

Over the years, the development dialogue has resulted in a number of key international documents, which bear witness to the progress on poverty related issues and the ways in which we have agreed to address those vital challenges.

UNIIIC has also been approached by a number of new witnesses with potentially critical information about the assassination.

36. The Organization s personnel were a key element in the attainment of its objectives, and high morale was a significant factor in effectiveness and efficiency.

He claims that, given that the author apos s conviction was based on identification evidence of a sole witness, that key alibi witnesses were not called by the defence and that the identification evidence was insufficiently tested, the ineffective representation in the author apos s case led to his conviction.

With regard to migrant smuggling and trafficking in persons, she said it was vital to employ properly trained border guards in order to ensure respect for migrants' human rights, particularly in detention centres, where women and children were placed.

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Australia noted that the capacity to protect key witnesses was a vital component in dealing effectively with organized crime and that its legislation provided for a National Witness Protection Program, which also allowed for foreign witnesses to be placed on it.

3.3 Counsel further points out that crucial witnesses in the case, like B., J. and S.P., were not called to court to testify and that there was a delay of more than three years between the author apos s arrest and the trial.

It recalled that the crucial question is what the State party had reason to believe, in light of the guarantees given, at the time of the expulsion.

The main event is, these are not people crushed by poverty.

Apart from this, there are several factors that can influence the progress of the trial process, ranging from the number of witnesses to the illness or sudden unavailability of key individuals participating in the proceedings.

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Key to our success is the quality of our people.

Several of our key personnel are involved.

In case No. 1089 2002 (Rouse v The Philippines), the author claimed that he had been deprived of his right to cross examine a crucial prosecution witness at the trial at which he was convicted.

Two key areas of current work are border systems and travel documents and their issuance systems.

However, the point at issue in that case was the inability of the claimant State to submit evidence showing any injury.

The arrest of the remaining six fugitives and access to key documents and witnesses are issues deeply affecting the completion strategy.

Regrettably, in many instances it has proved difficult to implement the key provisions of international refugee law at crucial moments of crisis.

5.4 For counsel, the key issue is not whether a guarantee was given by a Government official, but rather whether it can be implemented and, if so, how.

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Why, we've spent tens of thousands of dollars to find out the key words like bracing and zestful.

Convinced that human rights education is a key to development,