Principle 26 Scope of restrictive measures

PRINCIPLE 26. SCOPE OF RESTRICTIVE MEASURES

The scope of spatial application should therefore be limited.

B. Quantified emission limitation and reduction objectives within specified time frames (QELROs)

It is therefore important to limit the scope of application of the convention.

26. Possible formats for QELROs include the following

All the activities of enterprises which may give rise to a restriction of competition fall within the sphere of application of the ordinance, which is thus a broad one.

94. However, the Government s cooperation remains strictly limited in scope.

They have a very limited circle of activities.

The restrictions on importing medical goods are so extensive that they are unfeasible.

Different views had been expressed on the scope of the topic, with some members preferring a broader scope while others had suggested some limitations.

(iv) Any limitation on the scope or extent of liability stipulated by the certification service provider

However, the definition of the scope of the stay and possible exceptions or limitations remained to be considered.

The tactic seeks to trap farmers on their own land by limiting their movement as individuals.

Given the profound implications of sanctions, they should be applied with great prudence and their use should be limited to the extent possible.

317. Maternity benefit coverage is limited.

It was consequently in the interest of the whole industry to restrict arrest to cases of absolute necessity.

Credit expansion to the private sector has been strong, although within programme limits.

53. Lawlessness and banditry limit operations in much the same way that clan fighting does.

It was said that, in the context of international insolvency, it was inappropriate to restrict the operation of public policy only to cases where the violation of it was manifest.

In a letter addressed to the Minister of Defence on 22 June 1997, the Minister of Justice restricted the scope of article 51 by excluding its application to military personnel.

It was also suggested that the statement made in the last sentence of paragraph 37 should be qualified with words such as quot to the extent permitted by law quot .

Juristic organizations were said to be discussing the question of restriction of the scope of capital punishment or total abolition of the death penalty.

15. Traditionally, UNHCR apos s presence and activities in countries of origin have been limited in scope and in time.

However, opposition to any limitation in the scope and use of the veto was also expressed.

(a) Scope of the proposed mechanism

See we're bound by today's technology on batteries, which is about 120 miles if you want to stay within reasonable space and weight limitations.

59. The present structure of health care coverage is inadequate.

(b) Concerning the programme and terms of reference, the Government asked for clarification of the terms unfettered access and restricted areas , which were contained in the standard terms of reference, and the reasons for the requested access to such areas

The topic was very broad in scope and the attempts made to limit the coverage of the draft articles were therefore understandable.

(i) Provision of support to small island developing States on the delineation of their continental shelves under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea through the Limits of the Continental Shelf Facility

A. Scope of the proposed mechanism

CHANGES IN THE SCOPE OF CONTROL OF SUBSTANCES

The broader the scope of a treaty, the more appropriate it would seem to be to seek to limit the range of issues which must be addressed in a report.

It was underlined that expanding the Manual should in no way curb the independence of each special procedure.

21.1 The following three principles set forth in the Convention should be reflected in the elaboration of QELROs in a balanced way

Emphasizing that nationality is essentially governed by internal law within the limits set by international law,

Now the DMCA had, and is continuing to have, a lot of complicated effects, but in this one domain, limiting sharing, it has mostly not worked.

Therefore, the extent to which organizations with racist aims could promote them was clearly restricted.

Economic moderation remaining restricted to economic transactions and not invading all spheres of life and society.

(c) Limit the level of advances to no more than the equivalent of one quarter s estimated expenditure.

The contribution of UN Habitat to the achievement of goal 7 of the Millennium Development Goals has been constrained by the limited scope of some of the advocacy activities.

Article 31(2) of the 1951 Convention limits restrictions on the freedom of movement of asylum seekers unlawfully in the territory to those which are necessary.

If the former Special Rapporteur apos s proposal is rejected and the area of application of the set of basic principles and guidelines is restricted, this definition will be necessary in order to delimit that area.

The terms of reference do not provide any time limitation for its members' mandate.