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Except where a particular text prevails in accordance with paragraph 1, when a comparison of the authentic texts discloses a difference of meaning which the application of articles 31 and 32 does not remove, the meaning which best reconciles the texts, having regard to the object and purpose of the treaty, shall be adopted. (...) TRANS/WP.30/2005/15 page 8 Annexe (4) The application of Article 42 bis While the proposed amendment to Article 42 bis would seem to be prudent in removing ambiguity and in ensuring that obligations are achievable, it must be reiterated that the Contracting Parties to the TIR Convention must, in the end, decide whether these amendments are warranted.

CSTO member States view the start of talks within the Conference on Disarmament on a legally binding agreement against the use or threat of the use of nuclear weapons as an important step towards removing incentives to possess such weapons, including for the purposes of further improving the system of assurances from nuclear-weapon States to those that have voluntarily renounced the possession of nuclear weapons, non-nuclear-weapon States and States belonging to nuclear-weapon- free zones.

he PRESIDENT: The statements of the repre~ sentatives of France and Tunisia are indeed good news for the Security Council and for the United Nations as a whole. 1 eongratulate the Governments of France and Tunisia on having succeeded in removing their difficulties through direct negotiations.

Maier) – «Ecological and Economic Solutions for Removing and Dumping the Slag and Ash from Low Capacity Coal-Fired Boilers» M.

It should be reminded that the structure of the Human Rights Boards had already been changed in 2003 by removing the seats of law enforcement agencies, constituting a clear move towards ensuring their civilian nature.

A number of editorial changes were also agreed, including: a) para 3, 7 and 8 – delete repeated references to international cooperation; b) para 28 - remove the name of standard SSL 128; c) para 42 - replace "hand held devices" by "mobile devices"; review text about “charging sources” (perhaps not necessary considering technological progress) and “avoid system updates” (system updates could be necessary to fix possible bugs); d) para 47a and b – replace “census reference number” by “unique identification number”, or leave “census reference number” in para 47a because of the reference to this phrase; e) para 47c – delete the reference to "Short Messaging Service (Sms) or text message", or possibly replace with more generic term like "short message text service". (...) The participants suggested removing the fourth sentence in para. 1 (starting with “While for previous censuses…”), and asked if the word “enumerated” in the first sentence of para. 7 (definition of population count) was necessary. 25. (...) Concerning chart 2, United Kingdom suggested removing the “homeless” column, and modifying the order of the topics be consistent with the text.

GE.11-13076 (EXT) *1113076* Conseil des droits de l’homme Seizième session Point 7 de l’ordre du jour La situation des droits de l’homme en Palestine et dans les autres territoires

As has clearly been demonstrated in the deliberate change of the cultural look of Shusha and other towns and settlements of Karabakh, by destroying the monuments and changing architectural features, and making “archaeological” excavations, Armenian policy pursued far-reaching goals of removing any sign heralding their Azerbaijani origins.

A/HRC/26/34/Add.1 GE.14-12784 5 Article 4 As such, the general objective of international solidarity is to create an enabling environment where all human rights including the right to development, can be progressively realized for all peoples and individuals, through effective multilateral preventive solidarity measures undertaken by States and international organizations, in active partnerships with each other and with peoples and individuals who constitute the international society with a view to: (a) Preventing and removing the root causes of the asymmetries and inequalities between developed and developing countries and populations, as well as the structural obstacles that generate poverty worldwide; and, (b) Fostering the equitable, just and fair distribution of benefits in a globalized world through the protection and promotion of all human rights.