Irrespective of any disciplinary sanctions already provided for, member States are required to introduce criminal penalties that are quot effective, proportionate and dissuasive quot (article 5).

Focus on normative and support measures (cross sectoral issues)

The implementation of cross sectoral integrated national youth policies is vital.

They learn the importance of and ways for cooperating with one another beyond national borders.

The compatibility of a reservation with the object and purpose of the treaty was a customary norm, although it was not a peremptory norm of international law.

National legislation requiring the declaration of cash being transported across borders when exceeding a specified amount

On the whole, normative acts in effect in Latvia comply with requirements of the Conventions.

The four key policy directions are Management of Integrated Service Delivery for Children and Youth with Complex Needs and their Families Cross ministry Collaboration for Children and Youth with Special Needs and their Families Sustainability of Services Transition Planning Cross ministry Information Sharing.

Flexibility, mobility and commitment to lifetime learning are essential for the Organization to meet changing demands and ever evolving mandates.

The importance and applicability of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime as the legal basis for cooperation in the vast majority of serious transnational fraud cases was also noted.

The Regional Public Prosecutor subsequently upheld this decision.

Another was a call for cross sectoral national youth policies, developed in collaboration with young people.

The Committee stresses that the United Kingdom should again consider the possibility of adopting the necessary legislation as requested by the provisions of article 4.

4. Requests the United Nations International Drug Control Programme

The office of the interregional procurator had constantly monitored the legality of their detention.

National legislation requiring the declaration of negotiable bearer instruments being transported across borders when exceeding a specified amount

(b) Strengthen conformity assessment systems and services providing markets with the proof of, and confidence in, the conformity of the products in line with established specifications and market requirements

These women and those young men united Iranians across the world, inside and outside.

It was further recommended that transnational corporations should respect the provisions of the Global Compact.

The 1998 Ottawa Taxation Framework Conditions provide that rules for the consumption taxation of cross border electronic commerce should result in taxation in the jurisdiction where the consumption takes place.

Parents should also be consulted and involved in the planning of comprehensive services.

A Directive on the Duty to Accommodate will set out requirements at a more operational level than the policy.

The scope, nature and complexity of the problems demanded increased support from the international community.

The compliance chief and the compliance department of an insurance company shall ensure that all important internal management systems and business procedures are in compliance.

(d) Reducing the technical requirements, including documentation, necessary to satisfy the tests for extradition in cases where a person is accused of an offence

According to the provisions of the Convention and related agreements, judicial cooperation involves the following elements

(6) The arbitrary and large scale destruction or appropriation of property, not dictated by military necessity

Legislation and regulatory provisions should also be geared towards matching the sophistication of the phenomenon and its increasingly transnational nature.

Unreasonable or discriminatory requirements such as education, residence, descent or political affiliation should not be permitted.

In particular, we call for the total elimination of all weapons of mass destruction.

quot Packagings shall conform to the requirements of Chapter 6.1 or Chapter 6.3 and shall meet the test requirements of 6.1.5 or of 6.6.5 for Packing Group II, subject to 4.1.1.13 and 6.1.2.4.

The Bill also creates a new offence that is committed if a person demands that another individual supplies him with a radioactive device or radioactive material, or demands access to a nuclear facility.

There is no necessity for a reliability requirement to be introduced as a complement to a non existent attribution rule.

The unrelenting demands of global interdependence require a broad new set of social acts of governance.

Mr. Velázquez (Paraguay) said that he opposed the introduction of a mandatory rule of disclosure.

Recalling also General Assembly resolution 46 152 of 18 December 1991, in which the Assembly called for strengthened international cooperation to combat transnational crime,

Therein lies the importance of the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.

The fourth claim unit is for the costs of a long term epidemiological study and a medical screening programme to evaluate the impact of Iraq's invasion and occupation on public health in Kuwait.

Since the Government of Kuwait has not suffered any direct loss, Iraq states that this part of the claim unit should be dismissed.

According to Kuwait, the results of its monitoring and assessment study demonstrate that the emissions from the oil well fires resulted in increased concentrations of particulate matter in populated regions of Kuwait in quantities sufficient to cause premature deaths.

Iraq further argues that there is no evidence to suggest that acid rain occurred as a result of the smoke plume from the oil well fires in Kuwait.

Saudi Arabia further states that the soot degraded the desert ecosystems and that this continues to pose risks to livestock, flora and fauna that rely on the water in these basins.

Iraq further argues that Saudi Arabia has failed to adequately take into account parallel causes of damage that were unrelated to the conflict, particularly overgrazing.

Consequently, with regard to the claim for damage to areas other than the core and peripheral areas, the Panel finds that Saudi Arabia has failed to meet the evidentiary requirements for compensation as specified in article 35(3) of the Rules.

The universality of the Organization requires that all nations must be represented.