For the text of the decision, see chapter II, section B, decision 2005 104.

The claimants allege that the article was defamatory of themselves and was based upon interviews the author had had with the defendants, including the Special Rapporteur.

It is proposed in the Bill that the provisions on arms offences shall be placed in a new Chapter 41 of the Penal Code.

It will give an indication of the contents of the chapters of the study and its conclusions and recommendations.

The request for the inclusion of the item in the agenda therefore violated that resolution and the Charter principle of non interference in the internal affairs of States.

For that reason, the different chapters of the Secretary General's report should be treated as an ensemble.

(g) A copy of the constitution and or by laws of the organization.

This Charter clarifies and elaborates the legal mandate of the existing Office of Internal Audit.

In that respect, Canada believes that human rights should occupy the prominent place envisioned by the very words of the Charter.

78. In the view of some delegations the paper incurred some confusion concerning activities under Chapters VI and VII of the Charter. The sponsor delegation pointed out that the paper had been prepared in response to statements made at a previous session of the Committee requesting a more distinct delimitation of various peacekeeping operations under different Chapters of the Charter.

It is time for the Assembly to be more assertive within the mandate accorded it by the Charter.

The time had come to impose a solution and the Security Council should now move from Chapter VI to Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations.

Recalling the decision of the Council of the League of Arab States that it considers the League a regional organization within the meaning of Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations,

Recalling the decision of the Council of the League of Arab States that it considers the League a regional organization within the meaning of Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations,

Chapter contents

It should be a... little medallion.

Chapter XIII, The Trusteeship Council , should be deleted from the Charter.

United States of America

Without prejudice to that decision, the Commission proceeded to exchange views on the substance of the draft chapter.

Somebody deserves a medal, sir.

The annex will include acknowledgements and a bibliography, including references to websites.

The fourth period report updates the second and third reports and comprises five chapters. Chapter I describes the Dominican Republic apos s sociodemographic context.

(See Chapter 5 and Article 10 of the Law.

He summarized the contents of the note and drew attention in particular to the conclusions set out in its chapter III.

The definition of an internal audit charter is part of this complex undertaking, which UNFPA expects to carry out in 2006.

From those characteristics of the Charter we infer the importance that its authors attached to the report of the Council that it should reflect the developments that have taken place within the Council, which in turn should be the object of analysis and consideration by the General Assembly.

(This aspect will be examined in detail in Chapter V of this section).

We intend, when we review that Charter in 2007, to include many more detailed provisions as a result of resolution 1325 (2000).

This first chapter explains the structure of the report and outlines the contents of the other chapters.

It defines the conditions and procedures for the delivery of internal audit services, including the incorporation of commonly accepted industry standards.

The use of the veto should be limited to actions under Chapter VII of the Charter.

Let's move on, and flip over to the next chapter, and that's what this conference is all about the next chapter.

(For the texts, see chapter I above.

The Chairman of the International Law Commission, Prof. Alain Pellet, introduced Chapters I (Introduction), II (Summary of the work of the Commission), III (Specific questions on which comments would be of particular interest) and part of Chapter X (Other decisions and conclusions) of the Commission s report.

(g) A copy of the constitution and or by laws of the organization

(For the text of the decision, see chapter I, decision .

This document is the constitution of regional movements in Poland.

Pursuant to article 17 of the Charter, the political offices of the Agency of the International Organization of la Francophonie in Brussels, Geneva and New York are incorporated into the General Secretariat of the latter.

Urges the Member States, which have not yet done so, to sign the Statute of the Islamic Shipowners' Association.

However, Guatemala doubted that either the Special Committee or the Sixth Committee was in a position to form an opinion on some important elements in that chapter.

The Commission expressed its appreciation to the Private Sector Development Department of the World Bank for having contributed the substance of the draft chapter.

Likewise, in order to bring paragraph 139 into full accordance with the United Nations Charter, that paragraph should have referred only to application of Chapter VII of the Charter in those cases in which the phenomena described in the paragraph could not have been prevented or controlled in countries where the State had collapsed.

In order to have an appropriate title so that chapter VIII would be commensurate with the other chapters and to create further interlinkage between its paragraphs which, in the view of his delegation, dealt with general principles, he proposed that chapter VIII, Other matters , be replaced by a chapter entitled General provisions to be regarded as chapter I at the beginning of the draft protocol currently under consideration.

Bellot Prize 1996 in Geneva Medal for the best doctorate thesis of the University of Geneva.

Charters of universities are adopted by the Saeima while charters of other higher education establishments are adopted by the CM.