This would require independence from a Security Council ambivalent about pending cases due to one member's political allegiances and a strong independent prosecutor.Furthermore, although individuals are not subject to international law they could be capable of benefiting from it.
A non-restricted ketogenic diet may thus indeed be capable of benefiting cachectic cancer patients when supplemented with adequate lipids.
This means that PNT is capable of benefiting or harming any child created in a straightforward 'harm-to-interests' sense.
The aim in modern, individualized medicine is to identify patients who have an unfavorable prognosis -- or even better, to identify patients who may be capable of benefiting from an improved prognosis associated with a specific form of treatment.
Having the legally chosen representatives of the industry's workforce sit down with the leaders of McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's, all of whom are capable of a cost-benefit analysis of their business model, makes more sense.
It is therefore important to control the use of pesticides, carefully assessing the risks they may pose and ensuring that they are capable of delivering the benefits claimed for them.
We're committed to helping people who are capable of work get off benefits, while giving unconditional support to those who need it".
It has been demonstrated that some of these mixtures are capable of providing unique clinical benefits that cannot be achieved by any of our modern medical approaches (5).
Some might doubt, in the first place, whether a state, as a non-human entity, is capable of intentionally benefiting anyone.
It seems to me that if humans are capable of sacrificing this much collective benefit in the name of stabilising an economic system that makes daily life so much more expensive and precarious, then surely humans should be capable of making some important lifestyle changes in the interest of stabilising the physical systems upon which all of life depends.
