All these laws and rules are non discriminatory and impose no restrictions on women.

Only the Committee's rules of procedure, which cannot of themselves impose obligations on States parties, make provision for such interim measures.

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Despite a signed agreement between UNOCI and the Ivorian Radio and Television, the National Commission on Audiovisual Communication is seeking to impose new rules that are not in line with the status of forces agreement and would seriously compromise the Mission's ability to counter media inciting hatred and violence.

New rules on detectability would be an improvement of existing law.

We cannot mandate peacebuilding in the same sense as the Council might mandate a peacekeeping mission, or impose regulations of peace in the same sense as we might rules of engagement.

It is modified, however, by the law of neutrality a set of enabling rules which give greater freedom to belligerent States and impose considerable duties of abstention on non belligerent Powers.

But cities give you this opportunity to create new places, with new rules that people can opt in to.

Seventh, the recommendation of the Secretary General to impose new, targeted sanctions on States in order to ensure humanitarian access raises many questions.

Israel has resorted to excessive force in order to impose security, to expand existing settlements and to build new ones in order to entrench its occupation and create a new fait accompli.

The new national standard also stipulates in detail the sampling requirements, inspection rules and judgment rules of plastic runways of primary and secondary schools.

While the ministry offered guidance to schools on issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity in an effort to help them heed the ruling, it has not sought to impose standardized rules.

To counter this deficit bias, federations in which states do much of the spending and the central government raises most of the taxes typically impose balanced budget rules on subnational governments. Forty nine of the 50 US states, for example, have such rules in one form or another.

The new rules are proposed by the Republicans and are supported by the president.

Smart and greedy bankers and traders will always find ways to circumvent new rules

In addition, any new rules adopted should significantly strengthen the Amended Protocol's existing obligations.

Educate the public about the harm caused by cartels. Countries new to anti cartel enforcement probably cannot immediately begin to impose strong sanctions in their first cases.

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Aside from prosecuting some bad apples, measures to fight corruption typically involve reforming procurement rules, public financial management systems, and anti corruption legislation. The underlying assumption is that the new rules, unlike the previous rules, will be enforced.

At times, my delegation feels, the Secretariat tends to dictate and impose on States, putting on paper rules that restrict countries from presenting their views, indirectly marginalizing them from the process that they should be part of.

Furthermore, the current reforms should be implemented before new ones were devised, so as not to complicate the process or impose unnecessarily burdensome procedures on the recipient countries.

And they impose a barrier to cooperation.

With the creation of the new Government and its relocation to Somalia, the political conditions and realities that prompted the United Nations to impose an arms embargo no longer prevail.

Citizens are becoming increasingly disenchanted with European elites and supra national institutions such as the European Commission, which impose rules and regulations that conflict with their countries' economic interests and sovereignty. Voters are restless, as the Greek election result demonstrated.

On him I shall impose a fearful doom.

On him I shall impose a fearful doom.

The lack of strong rules on hand emplaced mines would significantly reduce the effectiveness of a new MOTAPM instrument.

Proposals have been mooted to impose a moratorium on uranium enrichment and plutonium separation, to multilateralize the nuclear fuel cycle or to banish the building of new national fuel cycle facilities.

Some representatives raised concerns about the impact of any new tracking system for ozone depleting substances, particularly in terms of the additional burdens it might impose on countries exporting ozone depleting substances.

Welcoming further the desire of the Kimberley Process to systematize the current rules and procedures and the subsequent development of new rules and procedural norms regulating the activity of its working bodies, Participants and observers,

If you try to change the rules in the nation, you can't give some people a chance to hold back, see how things turn out, and let others zoom ahead and try the new rules.

The ministry said that the court may impose a fine.

It was very hard, you know, to impose my authority.

Common law does not impose any form requirement on signatures.

The Office shall impose a fine against a person who

In doing so, they intend to impose a nuclear apartheid.

So here are the new rules of swimming, if any of you are afraid of swimming, or not good at it.

And today, after the global economic crisis, there was a whole new set of rules about how the state should intervene.

It's a way to create new rules, and let people opt in without coercion, and the opposition that coercion can force.

This is where rules that impose term limits on officeholders, such as the Twenty Second Amendment of the United States Constitution, have their place. Many constitutions contain such a rule, and even President Vladimir Putin of Russia has stated that he will abide by it.

Furthermore, States would be under a duty to prohibit the taking of measures by minorities to impose their particular rules on any person who did not want to be part of the minority concerned and therefore did not want to exercise her or his rights.