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Mr. Martonyi says that the Fourth Amendment's very purpose is "to implement" a decision of the Constitutional Court.

The UN Secretary-General, in his report accompanying the Statute, stated in relation to Article 29 that the establishment of the ICTY pursuant to Chapter VII "creates a binding obligation on all States to take whatever steps are required to implement" a decision of the Tribunal (UNSC 1993, para. 125 .35.

"In the wake of the tragic events in Paris, Poland doesn't see the political possibilities to implement a decision on the relocation of refugees," minister for European affairs, Konrad Szymanski, said.

(iii) Similar to LocTree (Nair and Rost, 2005), we implemented a decision tree-like architecture of localization classes imitating the cellular protein sorting mechanisms.

The federal Bureau of Prisons plans to release 6,000 prisoners at the end of October, implementing a decision last year to slash the number of incarcerated drug offenders by nearly half.

Faced with implementing an unpopular decision of the European court of human rights, David Cameron turned the issue into a proxy for sovereignty and urged a rejection of the judgment.

Tallis was used to implement a range of decision support and other services i as determined by the requirements development process outlined above and is used to update recommendations and other components of the PRO forma knowledge base when new guidance is published.

Moreover, it is regional and local authorities that implement a large portion of EU decisions.

During the 2005 Japan Series, The Japan Times Stephen Ellsesser called NPB's unbalanced postseason a "bad system" and believed that the CL's decision to not implement a playoff system of their own was "foolish".

But it was a majority and the Federal Council announced that it would "without delay begin the work needed to implement the decision of the people".

As a liberal Member from Slovenia I wish to draw the attention of Parliament additionally to the fact that the current Slovenian government has also expressly refused to implement the decision of the Constitutional Court of Slovenia, whereby homes in Slovenia taken illegally from them in 1992 should be returned to 18 305 citizens of the former Yugoslavia.