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voir plender, 1997.
further to tendering procedures,the selected contractors were:

voir richard plender, op. cit.
see plender, op. cit.

richard plender écrit encore : >.
richard plender also writes that: "the act of sending an alien to a country which is unwilling and under no obligation to admit him does not in normal circumstances engage international responsibility, either towards the state to which he is conducted or towards any state having an interest (by treaty or otherwise) in the maintenance of the alien's fundamental rights. "

m. michael cartland m. scott gallacher m. richard plender
mr. michael cartland mr. scott gallacher mr. richard plender

richard plender lui-même parvient à la conclusion suivante : >.
richard plender himself reaches the following conclusion: "from the proposition that a state is in general under no obligation to admit aliens to its territory, it follows that a state may not in principle expel him other than to his country of nationality, unless the state of destination agrees to accept him. "

je reviens maintenant au thème principal de la défense du secretary of state présentée par m. plender.
the danger which was referred to with regard to this particular chemical was the subject matter of a certain amount of evidence before the tribunal.

me plender a avancé plus d'une fois que la politique qui soustend les dispositions restrictives des sections 36 et 37 est «de définir avec
that indicates, not so much that there was a danger of sterility, but that there may be an effect on the foetus of a pregnant woman, that the dangerous effects of this particular chemical do not affect men.

117. cette définition semble comprendre les éléments qui devront être utilisés pour définir une catégorie de personnes auxquelles une organisation appropriée pourrait apporter assistance et protection dans une situation d'urgencevoir richard plender, op. cit.
the definition appears to anticipate that it is to be used for the purpose of defining a category of persons to whom an appropriate agency could provide assistance and protection in an emergency. see plender, op. cit.

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