The two engaged in dialogue about the work of the International Criminal Court as the modern-day successor to the Nuremberg Trials and the significance of the ICC's pending definition of the crime of aggression.
The ICC, which is to be located at The Hague upon the ratification of the statute by at least 60 signatory countries, has jurisdiction over crimes against humanity, crimes of genocide, war crimes, and crimes of aggression, pending an acceptable definition of that term.
A bipartisan agreement in 1996 went further, banning party business affiliations from such things as monopoly businesses, public-infrastructure projects and investment in China, pending a clear definition of what constitutes a party-controlled business.Nevertheless, there are continuing charges of favouritism, mismanagement and embezzlement.
Approval for them has been put on hold pending acceptance of the revised definition.
Given that pending home sales is by definition a leading indicator of existing home sales, this is excellent news for the broader housing market.
This is mainly due to the fact that an adaption of the REACH guidance documents is likewise pending, as is a European definition for NM under REACH.
The Commission adopted the Proposed Draft Guidelines with deletion of reference to "determining equivalency" pending the development of the definition of "equivalency" by the relevant Codex Committee.
But California's measure is the first to ask voters to define marriage when no legislation or court case is pending that might alter the existing definition.
In this context, it must be emphasized once more that a definition of the term "patient relevance" and a final weighting of endpoints is still pending.
First, some definitions: A filibuster generally refers to extended debate that delays a vote on a pending matter, while cloture is a device to end debate.
There's now a vehicular homicide law in New Jersey (and some pending in other states) that includes driving without sleep for more than 24 hours in its definition of recklessness.
