For passenger traffic on urban, suburban and intercity routes, proportion of trains running to timetable ( ) For freight traffic, proportion of consignments delivered within scheduled time ( ).

The regulation came into effect in May 2005.

In 1923, the first regulatory city plan was compiled by Austrian architects.

It had eventually been decided to take a descriptive rather than a normative approach.

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Such arrangements may be included within the licence, concession or statutory regulation.

A merely normative treaty would not serve the combined purposes of nuclear disarmament and non proliferation.

The concept of control would then have to be widened so as to encompass normative control.

92. The work of ILO had two aspects normative and technical.

None of this means that banks should be granted a regulatory holiday and forget the need to recapitalize.

The proposal would place the thematic debate under the normative segment of the agenda, instead of as a stand alone item of the agenda.

The Party expected the regulation to be adopted and enacted in 2005.

Order No. 99 17 of 14 June 1999 now constitutes the positive law on the nationality of the Niger.

The Office is responsible for strategic planning, normative policy analysis, communication, knowledge management, and monitoring and evaluation.

The involvement of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Non Self Governing Territories is both of a normative and operational nature.

11 Legislative Decree No. 94 13 of 28 May 1994, establishing the general rules relating to fisheries.

As will be seen in the relevant chapters of this report, this is not the first regulatory act to be adopted in this area.

This publication, which appears every five years, is the standard United Nations reference work in the field of human rights.

So he was talking about the law in Britain which is the Communications Data Bill, an absolutely outrageous piece of legislation.

These innovations will be described in detail in the chapters of this report that deal with specific articles of the Convention against Torture.

In view of the practical aim of the Recommendation, the code list should not be restricted to a single category of units, but should also contain other units of measure, which are widely used in international trade.

quot The Committee also examined resolution No. 2 of 20 December 1989 on the reinstatement of teaching personnel to whom Decree Law No. 34 80 was applied.

But its potential can be fulfilled only if regulatory oversight is based on science, sound risk analysis, and an appreciation of the mistakes of history.

Recently, he declared that he wants to boost India s position in the World Bank s Doing Business survey, which assesses the regulatory climate in 189 countries.

His thinking had a strong normative foundation, but his keen understanding of the world led him to approach foreign policy with a sense of humility and strategic patience.

However, since it was in Africa that it was manifest in its most extreme form, a start could be made by elaborating an instrument for that region.

(a) The authenticity of electronic signatures relating to tenders can be established comply with relevant electronic signature legislation, e.g. that based on Model Law on Electronic Signatures

The regulation in this case, too, ensures access to environmental information no request by any person or organisationorganization is ever refused.

The Warner Lieberman bill on climate change a piece of legislation which was recently abandoned in the US Senate but is seen as a precursor of future policy would have postponed the temperature increase in 2050 by about two years.

Therefore, the Commission was mandated to adopt regulations on how to proceed in companies with no job classes that are predominantly male.

There may be cases in which the organization's power to bind member States through its decisions is accompanied by elements that ensure enforcement of those decisions, so that normative control would correspond in substance to factual control.

Thus, the Chancellor of Justice can verify whether a law or a regulation is in conformity with the Constitution and whether a state agency or an official has violated a person's fundamental rights.

But the effort to preserve one s power, the need for a distinct Asian identity, and the desire to settle historical scores will not solve the normative question raised by China s emergence as the century s dominant power.

A survey by David Evans and Richard Schmalensee describes numerous situations in which applying old assumptions could lead to mistakes by, say, an anti trust regulator with only an undergraduate degree.

(d) Where the request relates to the assistance provided for in article 6, paragraph 1 (f), it is made on the basis of the relevance of the act to the presumed non applicability of these penalties or measures.

This extremely important normative instrument, published in the press after its confirmation by the President of the Republic, specifies both the criteria of linguistic knowledge and the categories of persons to whom quot special conditions quot for taking the State examinations may apply.

Several delegations at the third session expressed support for the establishment of a fact finding procedure, while others wondered how appropriate it was, given that the primary aim of the instrument was prevention.

But the second great hope of responsibility to protect advocates was that this consensus in principle would make agreement on what to do in practice how to translate normative consensus into action easier to achieve.

Hence, I would treat today's decision as limited to the facts and parties before us, and its rule as worthy of examination in a more comprehensive fashion at a later date.

Until recently, Latvia was the only State Republic of the former USSR that had not adopted an act on citizenship. On 21 June 1994, the Latvian Saeima (Parliament) adopted this most important normative instrument (the first reading took place at the end of November 1993, the second on 9 June 1994).