Sentence examples for icc it from inspiring English sources

From different views on ICC, it is seen that various models of ICC have been proposed to address many aspects of ICC, e.g., model of ICC (Byram, 1997); IC model (Fantini, 2000); pyramid model of IC (Deardorff, 2006).

Although the genocide convention's reference to prosecutions through "an international criminal tribunal" anticipated the existence the ICC, it took 50 years before its statute was agreed at a conference in Rome in 1998.

Unless it agreed to sign a pact with the United States, prohibiting the surrender of American citizens to the International Criminal Court (ICC), it would forfeit the $100m in American aid earmarked for its help in training Iraqi policemen.

When the 2007 election violence was referred to the ICC, it was because Kenya did not have the internal capacity to resolve and address the situation.

"To deny the Libyan people this historic opportunity to eradicate the long-standing culture of impunity would be manifestly inconsistent (with the principles of the ICC)," it said.

"While the probe proved that the origin of the leak was not from within the ICC, it failed to establish beyond doubt the actual source.

In ICCs, it is believed that the activation of calcium-activated chloride channels produces a pacemaker potential [ 11].

Based on the results of paired sample t tests and ICCs, it was believed that good concordance existed in child self-reports and parent proxy-reports.

Therefore, even with excellent consistency of measurement resulting in low ICC's, it is still vital to account for clustering within center in statistical analyses.

Twice, the Environmental Protection Agency has rejected the ICC because it judged that it would cause unacceptable damage.

The African Union is often seen to be at loggerheads with the ICC after it told its members to ignore the warrant issued by the ICC for Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir over the Darfur conflict.