This Convention has not been ratified by the United States, but was submitted by the President to the U.S. Senate for its advice and consent to ratification in 1999.

This consent is given by ratification.

The President forwarded Protocols III and IV to the Senate for its advice and consent to ratification.

It may be entered into only with the acceptance of both parties and before a competent officer who has the right to conduct the marriage.

The representatives of Austria and Italy and the observer for Switzerland, who was in favour of 10 ratifications, would, however, accept no number greater than 20.

There was general agreement that legislative approval did not mean that parliament would be called upon to modify individual provisions in the project agreement.

Encourage any Government that has not yet done so to agree to ratify and implement all treaties relating to the protection of civilians

We agree with the Secretary General, who calls in his report for all States to ratify and implement the conventions punishing all such illicit activities.

For some States, ratification of the new instrument would in itself represent prior consent to any mission.

The Treaty is subject to ratification and shall enter into force upon the exchange of the instruments of ratification.

Once endorsed by the committee, the plan will be presented to management for approval.

The Commission expressed its satisfaction at the progress made by the Subcommittee and agreed to recommend to their Governments the Subcommittee s proposals.

Below are listed the contact points for entities authorized to accept, approve or endorse activities implemented jointly and to report on them to the Conference of the Parties.

In this case, prior authorization is required, and is granted by the Labour Inspectorate only on an opinion of the trade unions concerned (ibid., art. 91).

It was generally agreed that any amendments to the 1989 Convention should be minimal so as to encourage States to ratify it and not to withdraw existing ratifications.

We urge those States that have not yet ratified to do so promptly, and we urge those States that have not signed to sign and ratify equally promptly.

The Board recommended, and the Office agreed, that where requisitions are prepared by procurement staff they should be approved by project managers prior to processing and that this approval should be formally evidenced.

49. In paragraph 14.18 (a), replace Readiness of Governments to ratify with Cooperation of Member States in ratifying .

States Parties should ratify and implement that Protocol as soon as possible and report on their progress in ratification.

32. As described below, it was according to this plan, finally approved by common consent, that the visits were conducted.

They had agreed to approve additional article 21 in plenary, but wished it to be reflected in the report that their approval of article 21 was closely linked to a satisfactory outcome of article 12.

carrying out a division or a merger of the company without approval.

(a) Italy had ratified the Beijing Amendment

Ratification Italy (11 December 1997)

The Netherlands had ratified the Firearms Protocol and was ratifying the other two Protocols.

It was therefore ready to adopt the draft Convention and would seriously consider early ratification of the Convention.

Procurement staffing

The Board also noted that approvals for the second and third contracts were obtained after the expiry of the contract periods.

Specifically, they provide that therapeutic abortion is not punishable if the procedure has been approved by a committee of three specialists from the Ministry of Health and the pregnant woman has given consent.

While noting the increasing number of countries which have signed or ratified such protocols, Japan calls on all States that have not yet signed and ratified one to do so.

2. Also welcomes the very large number of ratifications of the Convention, and calls upon all remaining countries that have not yet ratified or acceded to the Convention to do so as soon as possible

That protocol had since been ratified and had entered into force.

Willingness to ratify the Agreement will not in itself ensure being able to overcome difficulties and pressures.

Likewise, Japan approved two projects to promote NERICA development and use in Ghana and Sierra Leone, and Italy approved two projects on rice development in the Pacific.

UNRWA also agreed to develop and approve a comprehensive disaster recovery plan, communicate it to all personnel, and test, review and update the plan on a regular basis.

Support the annual treaty event and encourage any Government that has not done so to agree to ratify and implement all treaties relating to the protection of civilians

In other words, the cadi has the right to authorize child marriage, provided that the guardian gives his consent.

The Covenant was ratified by Czechoslovakia in December 1975 and the Optional Protocol in March 1991.

2. Expresses disappointment that universal ratification of the Convention was not achieved by 2000, and urges all States that have not yet ratified or acceded to the Convention to do so

U Approval Approval For Alternative Arrangements

Some representatives raised the issue of those member States of the European Community which had not yet ratified the Beijing Amendment, and drew the meeting's attention to the advice from the Legal Office of the United Nations, contained in the note from the Secretariat, which stated that the European Community could not ratify the Beijing Amendment on behalf of its member States.

Also welcomes the growing number of States parties to the Convention, which now stands at one hundred and eighty, while expressing disappointment that universal ratification of the Convention was not achieved by 2000, and urges all States that have not yet ratified or acceded to the Convention to do so

(c) To encourage those countries which have still not done so to ratify or accede to the Convention and to engage in regional processes

Advising on Jamaica apos s ratification of such treaties

Convention No. 100 concerning Equal Remuneration for Men and Women Workers for Work of Equal Value, ratified in 1968