NAMIBIA Sample Clauses
The 'Namibia' clause typically defines the legal or operational relevance of Namibia within the context of a contract or agreement. This clause may specify that certain obligations, rights, or activities are to be performed in Namibia, or that Namibian law governs specific aspects of the agreement. For example, it might designate Namibia as the jurisdiction for dispute resolution or as the location for delivery of goods or services. Its core function is to clarify the geographical or legal scope of the agreement as it pertains to Namibia, thereby reducing ambiguity and ensuring all parties understand their responsibilities in relation to this country.
NAMIBIA. Title of the bilateral or plurilateral Agreement: Agreement on mutual recognition of conformity assessment procedures between Namibia and Mozambique - The National Fish Inspection Institute of the Republic of Mozambique (INIP)
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NAMIBIA. Degradation of wetlands from agriculture.
NAMIBIA. ▇▇▇▇▇ assisted with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting with the draft Communications Bill, and held discussions with the Namibia Communications Commission (NCC) on the creation of a Universal Service Fund and the privatization of TeleCom Namibia. As a co-sponsor of the February 2003 workshop on Rural Access, SIPRS helped ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the creation of the ICT Coalition, which produced a Purpose Document outlining a stakeholder process for telecommunications market reform and rural access.
NAMIBIA. ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, on behalf of the Namibian Government, thanked the Secretariat for the invitation and sponsorship to attend this important meeting of AC9 and also the Government of Chile for hosting this meeting at La Serena.
NAMIBIA. NATURE OF CONFLICT
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NAMIBIA. Dome EPL 3516 1. [Redacted] EPL 3517 EPL 3518
NAMIBIA. The table below shows the Namibian demerit point system for overloading being contemplated, i.e. it has not been implemented.
NAMIBIA. Degradation of wetlands from agriculture. Lack of integrated approach to the use of wetlands between Government agencies.