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Moreover, any attack on IS should be covered by Article 51 of the UN Charter which describes the right to individual or collective self-defence.

The court of human rights in Strasbourg makes a distinction between detention, which is covered by article 5, and restrictions on freedom of movement, which is covered by article 2 of the fourth protocol to the convention, which the United Kingdom has never ratified and is not part of our law by virtue of the Human Rights Act.

The Falklands' director of natural resources, John Barton, interviewed by the island newspaper Penguin News, said that the issue of extended continental shelf beyond the 200 miles maritime limit was covered by Article 77 of the Law of the Sea and only refers to sedentary species.

Product components that fulfil the criteria for inclusion in the candidate list established in accordance with the REACH Regulation Article 57 (f) and 59 (1) [10], as amended, i.e. endocrine disruptors and PBT substances not covered by Article 57 (d, e).

One essential requirement has been met: to persuade the Russians that any countries that are full members of NATO now are totally covered by Article 5 of the NATO Treaty, which says each member must defend the others with boots on the ground in the event of a threat.

A dispute arose between Chile and Peru as to the Northern and Southern boundary of the territory covered by Article 3 of the Treaty of Ancon, signed on 20 October 1883.

Finally, rental right and lending right are covered by Articles 2 and 3 of Directive 2006/115.

Also please take note of the fact that the artwork image that you intend to internet search for and move into your Apple digital music player could quite possibly be covered by articles of law that are designed to protect the rights of artists and others to commission for their work and by harvesting images as suggested here may be in contravention of said articles of law.

3. When an online content-sharing service provider performs an act of communication to the public or an act of making available to the public under the conditions laid down in this Directive, the limitation of liability established in Article 14(1) of Directive 2000/31/EC shall not apply to the situations covered by this Article.

The matters set forth in § 357.11(a) are meant to be coextensive with those matters covered by Revised Article 8 with respect to a person's interest in a Treasury book-entry security (other than those related to a person's relationship to Treasury or a Federal Reserve Bank which are governed solely by federal law).

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