| It is not clear whether this provision was mandatory or precatory in nature. |
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| Finally, what is the incentive of accountants to follow the precatory guidance of the organisation? |
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| Two extremely toxic plants are castor bean and precatory bean or rosary pea. |
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| If you give shareholders something meaningful to vote on — something that isn't precatory only — they will step up to the plate. |
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| The vehicle whereby the preliminary draft Protocol sought to answer these needs was in its precatory provisions. |
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| This is a fiddly process, with lots of tricky details, compared with the usual precatory motions. |
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| Other positive changes have been better mechanics for voting, proxy contests and precatory proposals, the elimination of staggered boards and the advent of majority voting. |
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| Consideration should be given as to whether Chapter V of this Protocol ought to include an associated precatory provision requiring compensation in the case of government confiscation, condemnation or requisition. |
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| Such a provision is of a precatory nature and probably does not add much to the already existing obligation to interpret international Conventions in a consistent and uniform manner. |
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