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… a country to take certain measures by virtue of it being party to a legally binding treaty such as the Convention on … legal rules to each situation in order to determine which party's case is superior in law thereby producing a winner … pollutants and other wastes. Most countries that are party to that Convention have enacted provisions in their …

… section shall be - (a) exercisable at the instance of a party thereto or, with the leave of the Customary Court of … must reflect the proportional voting obtained by each party, citizen group or indigenous people. … (VII) The … be irrevocable; should they not be in conformity, the party or parties may appeal to the Supreme Court of Justice …

… • Joint governance (pluralist board or other multy-party governing body) Type C. Private governance • Conserved … which case the power that can be exercised by any single party or any minority is clearly increased; the parties must … and will be rewarded by conclusions that engage every party in a strong way. The alternative is decision-making by …

… or in part within an area under the jurisdiction of a Party, within an area under the jurisdiction of another Party. …” …

… water that is subject to a water right to a third party, except in circumstances specified in the applicable … applied, should there be negative environmental or third party impacts. On the other hand, a number of other concerns … rights – theory and practice 82 On the other hand, third party effects exist whenever significant resources are …

… They can make recourse to state, the region, or any other party for support in the launching, the training, the … the means of the local entities, the state or any other party may provide assistance (Decree No. 96-1134, art. 5). … Agency, these works may be carried out by a contracted party at the expense of the companies, enterprises or public …