Sentences with phrase «of international organisations»

The end result is this book: the first comparative analysis of the political dynamics of international organisations in military affairs.

We see that many scholars of international organisations tend to focus on economic and environmental organisations.

On the other hand, I am always intrigued why security studies scholars almost completely ignore the role of international organisations.

Between 2018 and 2020, the contemporary arts non-profit will jointly produce a series of exhibitions and performances across a network of international organisations.

Eric Frantz, CCL vice president operations, home and personal care North America, has been elected as president of the International organisation of Aluminium Aerosol Container Manufacturers (Aerobal).

A driven and highly acclaimed sales and marketing senior executive, Chris has held top flight positions in a range of international organisations in the UK and US.

Don't be surprised if you bump into a cabinet minister or the head of an international organisation here.

This EAG includes organisations representing direct recipients of any action proposed by CALLISTO; it includes leading experts of international organisations representing medical associations, veterinary associations pet food industry associations and companion animal owners.

Esther advised the UK General Counsel of an international organisation in relation to potential whistleblowing, sex and age discrimination and victimisation complaints, leading to an agreed exit on negotiated terms.

Advising and appearing in claims by employees of the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development before its internal Administrative Tribunal, which is not subject to any external law and operates according to the principles of the institutional law of international organisations.

A key attraction for buyers is Vienna's secure and private environment, which is underlined by the presence of international organisations such as OPEC, the OSCE and the UN, says Knight Frank.

Dr Robert Walley, the British - born founder and director of the international organisation of Catholic obstetricians and gynaecologists MaterCare International, puts it succinctly when he says:

In the Q&A session, Professor Slaughter touched upon the importance of international organisations, as they can be better equipped to address certain societal issues than governments.

He is also interested in the impact of international organisations in the management and resolution of civil conflicts and also in the political and economic transitions of former communist states.

I asked about bank regulation, pension payments, the national currency, membership of international organisations, Scotland's defences and the bottom line on costs.

Nehru announced on radio that he is ready for a referendum after things become normal in the supervision of an International organisation.

They are the blood of international organisations.

One of the many lessons of the Brent Spar affair — in which Greenpeace forced Shell to abandon its plans to dump the Brent Spar in the deep Atlantic — is to underline the vulnerability of international organisations to the besmirching of their public image and brand name.

As a serving diplomat, or a member of an International organisation representing your country abroad, you are able to take advantage of diplomatic pricing on a new Land Rover.

The full list of international organisations is on the Passivhaus Institute website here.

His Lordship emphasised the importance of upholding party choice vis - à - vis the arbitral process — irrespective of the fact that no party has any choice about whether to arbitrate, let alone decide the composition of the tribunal, when they contract with CSAT; some explain this on the basis that CSAT is a special case, being a tribunal of an international organisation.

Under this presumption, the ECtHR did not fully release EU Member States of their responsibility for having transferred their activities to the level of an international organisation like the EU, but established after a thorough investigation that the EU's system of fundamental rights protection according to the state of the law at the time was appropriate in the sense of the ECHR.

Advising employees of another international organisation headquartered in London in relations to potential claims.

Since recognition of the immunity of an international organisation was equally required by international law, there could be no reason for regarding that approach as not equally applicable to recognition of organisational immunity as it was to recognition of state immunity.

Knowles comments: «A growing number of international organisations have supply chains that cross into and out of Africa and as such there are disputes that need to be managed.

We advise clients on a wide range of aspects of public law, such as public procurement, administrative law, international trade including WTO, the law of the sea, state immunity, treaty law, bilateral investment treaties, sanctions laws and export controls, state responsibility, pollution liabilities of international organisations, concession agreements and piracy.

It regularly participates in the discussions of various national standards setting bodies Its staff have considerable experience of working with the Secretariats of international organisations including the EEC

The event was attended by the Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, government functionaries, representative of international organisations, Diplomatic community as well as leadership of the NDC.

El Glaoui has also co-curated exhibitions of the work of her father, the Moroccan artist Hassan El Glaoui, in London and Morocco, and has spoken on contemporary African art and women in leadership at a wide range of international organisations.

My book is principally addressed to scholars of international organisations and security studies.

The following page provides resources for three to four lessons on the role of international organisations, NGOs and different national governments in combatting food insecurity and disease.

Featuring a full schedule of sessions aimed at creating proactive policy to support child protection in the region, IIFMENA will bring together leaders, academics, policy makers, heads of international organisations, and donor agencies to study the challenges in the Middle East and propose and agree on solutions to overcome those challenges.

Clare advised the UK General Counsel of an international organisation in relation to her whistleblowing and sex discrimination grievance and subsequent agreed exit from the company.

His 50 - year career in international law and diplomacy has spanned a wide and varied field, including settlement of disputes; the law of treaties; State responsibility; diplomatic and State immunity; maritime delimitation; the law of the Continental shelf; outer space and nuclear energy; the law of international organisations; the UN Security Council; the laws of war and neutrality; international criminal tribunals; and numerous other areas.

Of course, Russian Football Union isn't ideal (just remember the foreigner limit), but their calendar - making is fully dependent on the will of international organisations.

The programme brought together Diplomats, Government officials and representatives of international organisations, who had the opportunity to interact with the President, the Vice President, the First Lady and some Ministers of State.

Some of the international organisations issuing the call and that have committed to taking action over the month include: