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• Saudi Arabia suspended the operative parts of the Arab economic boycott.
• Israel will not cooperate in the implementation of the operative part of this resolution.
• However, only five-page operative part of the judgment was sourced to the media and others.
• Sinha read only the operative part of his judgement.
• :: : : : : Apparently the operative part of that user's ID is its first syllable.
• Judge S . P . Nikam passed the operative part of the order and sent the Anand brothers to custody.
• This was the operative part of a verdict in an appeal for severance allowance at punitive rate from appellant living in a British Commonwealth country.
• The Supreme Court order also says that in case the high court bench cannot pronounce its order in detail, it should at least pronounce the operative part of it.
• A proposed amendment becomes an operative part of the Constitution as soon as it is ratified by three-fourths of the States ( currently 38 of the 50 States ).
• An amendment becomes an operative part of the Constitution when it is ratified by the necessary number of states, rather than on the later date when its ratification is certified.
• The lead manager of this work was Professor Dr Ahsan Ahmed Ursani, who as first faculty advisor, worked on behalf of the Branch, both in its administrative part and its operative part, encouraging students.
• As a result, almost all of the Act was suspended for six years pending a new Act of 1852, with the only operative part of the 1846 Act being the creation of New Zealand's first provinces.
• Sir Thomas More finding himself unable to take the oath without at the same time distinguishing between the preamble and the operative part of the act, Benson endeavoured to induce him to  change his conscience.
• In particular, like many such Acts, it can be better understood by looking at its beginning ( Arrangement of Sections and long title ) and its end ( derivations ), as well as the operative part in between.
• Also Tuesday, a Palestinian official called for action to back up operative parts of U . S . President George W . Bush's speech at the U . N . General Assembly, but objected to Bush's criticism of the Palestinian leadership.
• As a result of work carried out by the Spanish Police Mission, the government issued on July 3, 1922, a Supreme Decree stipulating in its operative part the creation of the " School of the Civil Guard and Police of the Republic.
• Asked whether inspectors were getting significant intelligence from the United States, Blix said : " We are getting intelligence from several sources and I will not go into the operative part of that, but it is clear that this will be helpful in the future to us.
• Asked whether inspectors were getting significant intelligence from the United States, Blix said : " Well, we are getting intelligence from several sources and I will not go into the operative part of that, but it's clear that this will be helpful in the future to us ."
• However, the court rejected Cambodia's argument that Phnom Trap had also been awarded to it by the 1962 judgment, concluding that the reference to the " vicinity " of the Temple of Preah Vihear in the operative part of the 1962 judgment was not intended to extend to it.
• The lead manager of this work was Professor Kazys Gabriunas, born in Lithuania in 1911, who as first counselor teacher, worked on behalf of the Branch, both in its administrative part and its operative part, encouraging students, led for that was its first president, now engineer Marco GV, to participate in various activities.