Corollary Prohibition of indiscriminate attacks

Finally, article 2 is a corollary right linked to a substantive right, thus not giving rise to an individual claim.

The fourth requirement is non assimilation and its corollary, which is to protect and promote conditions for the group identity of minorities.

Abraham Lincoln once said that a house divided cannot stand. There is an economic corollary to this an economic house divided cannot prosper.

Therefore, the current paragraph 3 (b) of article 9 of the draft convention imposes a general reliability requirement without any corollary attribution provision.

Recourse to law for the peaceful settlement of disputes has, necessarily, as a corollary, the obligation to implement fully, willingly and in good faith the decisions of the International Court of Justice.

As a corollary to the questions above mentioned questions, it is proposed that the review should also take into account the composition, frequency of sessions and organization of work of the CRIC.

As a corollary to those developments, the general debate over the legal status of genetic resources located in the sea bed in areas beyond national jurisdiction is also taking on increasing intensity.

But the corollary of that is that, if we all are brothers and sisters and share the same genetic material, all human populations share the same raw human genius, the same intellectual acuity.

As a corollary to the civil society efforts in Somalia, the independent expert views the establishment of independent human rights institutions as a key feature of promoting and protecting human rights in Somalia.

We also encourage States parties to ratify and implement the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the Court, which is an important and necessary corollary to the proper functioning of the Court.

If the audience has progressive tastes, private money and innovative programming are entirely compatible. A corollary is that public money makes it possible for adventuresome programming even if audience tastes run to the conservative side.

As these zones develop, some have expanded beyond the simple principle of free trade to the corollary principle of greater freedom of movement for persons within the zone and enhanced uniformity of controls on persons outside the zone.

As a corollary, questions concerning the compatibility of limitations on and derogations from rights under the Covenant and regional treaties are not self judging by national authorities, but are subject to review and supervision by the competent treaty monitoring body.

An important corollary for commodity producing developing countries is that industrial metal prices, which really are leading indicators of economic activity, may well increase after an oil price collapse. In 1986 87, for example, metal prices doubled a year after oil prices fell by half.

The no bailout clause that was included in the monetary union s founding treaty is an indispensable corollary. Eurobonds, for example, would not only create moral hazard taxation without representation would also violate a fundamental tenet of democracy and undermine support for the European idea.

As China s economy grows relative to the economies of its trading partners, the efficacy of its export led growth model must inevitably fade. As a corollary, the returns on massive infrastructure investment, much of which is directed toward supporting export growth, must also fade.

The requirement that persons who are ordinarily resident in Ontario have an immigration status that permits them or will shortly permit them to remain permanently in Canada is a logical corollary to the requirement that a person intends to make his or her permanent home in Ontario.

A logical corollary of the criteria set forth by Kenen and Obstfeld, and even of Mundell s labor mobility criterion, is that currency unions cannot survive without political legitimacy, most likely involving region wide popular elections. Europe s leaders cannot carry out large transfers across countries indefinitely without a coherent European political framework.

The EU s supposed democratic deficit is a corollary of the technocratic imperative that has emerged as a favorite scapegoat in the ongoing European drama. According to this view, European integration was flawed from the outset, more than six decades ago, because it was conceived and developed as an elite project.

Because non derogable human rights provisions codify jus cogens norms, the application of non derogable human rights provisions during armed conflict can be considered a corollary of the rule expressed in the previous section that treaty provisions representing jus cogens norms must be honoured notwithstanding the outbreak of armed conflict.

Because non derogable human rights provisions codify jus cogens norms, the application of non derogable human rights provisions during armed conflict can be considered a corollary of the rule expressed in section 4 above that treaty provisions representing jus cogens norms, must be honoured notwithstanding the outbreak of armed conflict.

4. Reaffirms also that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

4. Reaffirms also that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

4. Reaffirms also that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

4. Reaffirms also that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

4. Also reaffirms that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

4. Reaffirms also that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

Reaffirms also that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

Also reaffirms that the recognition by the General Assembly, the Security Council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the aspirations of the peoples of the Non Self Governing Territories to exercise their right to self determination entails, as a corollary, the extension of all appropriate assistance to those peoples

DENVER There has been much talk about America s decline in recent years, with the corollary that China will take its place. But, while the United States does indeed face problems that urgently need to be addressed, if China is to rise further, to say nothing of supplanting the US internationally, it must first put its own house in order.

The emphasis of the Hyogo Framework on the national dimension in its implementation and follow up, with the primary responsibility of States, requires, as a corollary, the development of strong participatory and collaborative ties with civil society and national and local authorities with the national development sectors, the national disaster management systems and scientific and technical support organizations.

Two of the 13 steps adopted by consensus at the last such conference are, of course, amongst the items which have featured in various proposals for the CD's programme of work, a salutary fact the corollary of which is the absence of any written proposals in this body that would seek the pursuit of a different course of action.

Indeed, as a pillar of export oriented modernity, Park Chung hee was once lionized as the archetype of a modernizing political leadership in military authoritarian states. At home, he still ranks first in popularity among the country s heads of state, kindling nostalgia like a popular old record a corollary to people s frustration and anger at the current government of President Lee Myung bak.

Unilateral announcement of troop reductions in Europe and Asia, where US forces primarily serve (as in South Korea) to dissuade aggression, can only be seen as a corollary of this tendency. The Bush doctrine's bedrock notion is that of pre emptive war, a doctrine that lacks international legitimacy and that therefore can usually count on only a limited number of allies.

Second, it is seldom mentioned that US federal debt at the time (around 40 million) was much larger than that of the states (about 18 million). Thus, assuming state debt was not central to the success of post war financial stabilization in the new country rather, it was a natural corollary of the fact that most of the debt had been incurred fighting for a common cause.