Privileges and Immunities

Privileges and immunities not affected by the present Convention

Privileges and immunities during court proceedings

13. The members of the Committee shall be entitled to the facilities, privileges and immunities of experts on mission for the United Nations as laid down in the relevant sections of the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.

SOEs were determined to defend their privileges.

We do not.

This includes possible trade benefits, Merkel said.

Allowances have also been stopped and the government plans to reclaim any non operational state companies that were privatized.

Copenhagen is one of the most bicycle friendly cities in the world.

In 1029, John revoked his decision and reaffirmed all the dignities of Grado.

Considering that the jurisdictional immunities of States and their property are generally accepted as a principle of customary international law,

Such targeted sanctions would affect the power and privileges of the key players in this crisis.

Over the course of his life, Darwin had great privilege.

This credit card entitles us to certain privileges.

Being the most powerful nation gives America privileges, but it also imposes obligations.

The Convention wanted to define rights and simultaneously reject both the privilege of the old order and social leveling.

To change that will inevitably dilute the privileges of those nations, including the United States.

In Brazil, the pension plan of private sector workers runs a small surplus, but that of civil servants runs an enormous deficit, equivalent to of 4.5 of Brazil's GDP.

It would strongly influence the constitutional drafting process in order to enshrine its privileges.

Non democratic countries cannot count on the same trade privileges as democratic ones.

In 1303, a similar agreement was reached with foreign merchants, in return for certain rights and privileges.

Several cities of Germany obtained the privileges of the jubilee , as indulgences were called, but the preaching of indulgences led to abuses and scandal.

But, as Habsburg history shows, such arrangements create entrenched privileges among the haves and grudges among the have nots.

In 1998, Russians did not yet take for granted imported cars, foreign tourism, and other middle class perks.

They gave him medals, higher and higher ranks, horses, automobiles, privileges, everything.''

Ethnic Malays special status has long been codified in affirmative action policies giving them special economic benefits.

Professional sport is a legislated monopoly in most countries, with top teams extracting free stadiums and other privileges from host cities.

Patriotism has degenerated into a kind of privilege with which anyone can suddenly become the host of the country and damage others legitimately.

Market oriented reform, by leveling the competitive playing field, would hurt their interests and reduce their privileges, making fierce opposition likely.

Under a regime of universal individual rights, it becomes difficult to grant trade unions the legal status and privileges of a collectivity distinct from and superior to its members.

They see a trading system that privileges business over labor, the environment, and consumer safety.

Cannot have that conversation without shame, because you cannot talk about race without talking about privilege.

In reality, entry will push forward trends set in motion well before China joined the WTO. The demise of the old economic order will be hastened while the emerging private enterprise and new sectors will become ever more privileged.

In fact, under the treaty, India forfeited all of the extraterritorial rights and privileges in Tibet that it had inherited from imperial Britain.

The demise of the old economic order will be hastened while the emerging private enterprise and new sectors will become ever more privileged.

The recovery did not occur as quickly as the previous time and in 1537 the town was granted with several royal privileges to facilitate the reconstruction.

The Roma are not to be despised as sub humans, nor do they need to be granted special privileges.

The privileges or permissions determine specific access rights, such as whether a user can read from, write to, or execute an object.

In 1792 king Stanisław August Poniatowski confirmed all the previous privileges and the fact, that the town of Oszmiany, as it was called back then, was a free city, subordinate only to the king and the local city council.

Together with protest activity, the Committee's sociologists, political scientists, and economists also rank the regions by socio economic status (salaries, benefits, welfare) and the internal political context (local political systems and events).

Former French president Valéry Giscard d Estaing once famously complained about America s exorbitant privilege.

For years, the pragmatic answer has been the dollar, and to some extent other national currencies, giving rise to complaints of an inordinate privilege for the US.

The HJRA hospital of Antananarivo, which is the largest health care centre in Madagascar, was chosen for this partnership, but the HJRA officials forgot to inform the public of this fact.

For example, India permits all religions to flourish while ensuring that none is privileged by the state.

We have little more than two years to turn basic education from a privilege for some into a right for all.