| Tony Blair has had no such confrontation, largely because his government accedes to almost every demand from big business and its janissaries. |
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| Display of these sales conditions is taken entails the fact that the buyer accedes to them fully and without reserve. |
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| Any State which accedes to the Union shall be entitled to have one of its nationals as a member of the Commission. |
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| In addition, Viet Nam actively accedes to non-proliferation international conventions and strictly complies with its commitments. |
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| In the circumstances of this case, the Tribunal accedes to this request, which it will address further on in this decision. |
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| However, the opposition has stated that further escalation will occur unless the Government accedes to its demands. |
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| Even then, if the larger party accedes to a small party's demands, the media and opposition attack both of them-as they do in Canada. |
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| As observed by Mr Czapski, this may raise some conflicts of jurisdiction if an African country having acceded to the CMR also accedes to the OHADA Uniform Act or vice versa. |
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| If the free part of the island accedes, Cyprus will be partitioned. |
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| Baroness Hale noted that when a country first accedes to the Convention Article 15 might be useful in cases of doubt to obtain an authoritative ruling on the content and effect of the local law. |
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| If the Council approves the Commission proposals that the Community accedes to the Madrid Protocol, it would be the first time that the European Community adhered to a WIPO Convention. |
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| If a State ratifies or accedes to this Convention after the 10-year period for destruction set forth in paragraph 6, it shall destroy chemical weapons specified in paragraph 1 as soon as possible. |
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| What happens where one State accedes to the treaty and another does not? |
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| Human rights conventions to which Egypt accedes take effect upon their publication in the Official Gazette and are deemed to form part of Egyptian law. |
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| Whenever a new Member State accedes to the European Communities, the conditions for eligibility laid down above shall not apply to Union members from that Member State during the year which follows that accession. |
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| A monarch, however, accedes to the throne the moment their predecessor dies, not when they are crowned. |
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