This priority is also delineated by a constellation of national organizations regarding space activities.

(b) The respective responsibilities of central and local level governments need to be delineated clearly.

Hunting zones and pastoral areas shall be delineated by the people's governments at the provincial level.

These seven elements should be delineated in the activities of any space programme conducted by Indonesia.

We are heartened by the way in which issues have been titled and delineated in the report.

Implementation will be guided by the strategic directions delineated in sections B and C of this chapter.

17. He also delineated several of the negative aspects which had influenced the work of the Commission.

On that basis, the two parties have explored and delineated the areas in which future collaboration could take place.

Armenia, however, did not officially recognize its existing mutual borders with Turkey as delineated by the Kars Treaty of 1921.

Representatives also delineated the approach of their Governments to the prevention of drug abuse and the treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers.

The Committee is of the opinion that a uniform policy should be adopted with exceptions only in clearly delineated and justified cases.

Representatives also delineated the approach of their Governments to the prevention of drug abuse and the treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers.

On pages 197 201 of the May 2005 progress report, the Committee delineated the standard presumptions used in its 2004 and 2005 review.

The principle of sovereignty was inviolable, and the conditions and mechanisms by which the court would exercise its jurisdiction should be clearly defined and delineated.

The Symposium drew attention to the increasing significance of international migration and its importance for development, as delineated in chapter X of the Programme of Action.

The report acknowledges that Malian society is a patriarchal society, with the roles and responsibilities of men and women clearly delineated depending on the ethnic or religious group concerned.

Establish and implement a process for provision of advice on the systematic implementation of the activities at national level to achieve the SAICM objectives as delineated by the concrete measures.

The mandates of humanitarian agencies and development organizations must be delineated clearly in order to counter the tendency of these agencies and organizations to extend mandates, either from relief to development or vice versa, without having necessarily the institutional capacity to take on such new roles effectively.

It is important that the roles and responsibilities of the various organizational units vis à vis monitoring and evaluation, as well as self monitoring and self evaluation, be clearly assigned and delineated.

UNICEF referred to a recent memorandum of understanding with UNHCR that delineated areas of collaboration aimed at complementarity in assisting refugees, returnees, internally displaced persons and local populations in the country of origin.

With the ability of UNDP to undertake direct execution now delineated in its financial regulations and rules, and with the rapidly growing development of UNDP service centre capacity, the decline is expected to continue.

Less than a year ago, Protocol II of the 1980 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) was revised, as a result of which the permissible scope for the responsible and therefore legitimate use of APLs has been delineated.

The FFM observed small scale cultivation, bottled gas for heating or cooking, a school with an improvised dirt soccer field delineated using tree branches, and one house that had a cement mixer in its yard which appeared to be in working condition.

4. The Battalion apos s participation in international peace operations shall be effected by directing it and making it subordinate to the bodies delineated in the mandate of the proper international peace organization after both Parties hereto agree to undertake such operation.

3.5 On the first condition, the author argues that the restriction is not provided by law, as the measures in question are not clearly delineated and so wide in their ambit that they do not meet the test of certainty required for any law.

In order to ensure that that link was maintained, the scope and duration of UNHCR rehabilitation and returnee protection activities must be better delineated by making the best use of the expertise and resources of its partners, as had recently been done in Mozambique.

5 Section 2 of the Village Representative Election Ordinance defines an existing village in terms that require reference to Schedule 1 of the statute, which designates such villages by name and the reference number of the map on which the area of each such village is delineated.

9. The Mission s current concept of operations is based on the Agreement on a Ceasefire and Separation of Forces, signed in Moscow on 14 May 1994 by the Government of Georgia and the Abkhaz authorities (S 1994 583, annex I). The Agreement, inter alia, delineated a security zone, a restricted weapons zone and designated storage sites for the military equipment withdrawn from the security and restricted weapons zones.

Specifically, the Expert Group meeting undertook the task of providing advice on the SAICM Concrete Measure capacity building activity to Establish and implement a process for provision of advice on the systematic implementation of the activities at the national level to achieve the SAICM objectives as delineated by the concrete measures.

Of course, there are clear rules about how responsibility for refugees is delineated according to the so called Dublin Regulation, the first EU member state into which a refugee crosses is responsible for that person s asylum application. But this is clearly problematic, as it puts the entire burden of refugees on the EU s frontier countries.

The Sixteenth Meeting of the Parties adopted decision XVI 3, in which it decided that it would elaborate, as far as possible at the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties, a framework for spreading a critical use exemption over more than one year, taking into account a large number of specific elements delineated in the decision.

The Sixteenth Meeting of the Parties adopted decision XVI 3, in which it decided that it would elaborate as far as possible, at the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties, a framework for spreading a critical use exemption over more than one year, taking into account a large number of specific elements delineated in the decision.

The Islamic State, an offshoot of Al Qaeda, probably will not succeed in creating a viable, cross border entity, but its brutal effort and Islamist ideology certainly suggest that the old borders, and the states delineated by them, are on their way out. Indeed, the group s recent incursions into Lebanon may also undermine the fragile inter communal balance there.

The incumbent, Gerhard Schröder, lagged so far behind her Christian Democrats (CDU) in public opinion polls that she thought she would win a landslide victory and could therefore afford to expound the cruelties of the liberal austerity program delineated in her electoral campaign. She even announced a value added tax increase (which her new government has, indeed, decided to implement in 2007).

Should a new, federal Nepal be divided into states along a north south axis, as the ruling parties prefer, even though this would give the dominant hill castes of the north a majority everywhere? Or should the new states be delineated according to local ethnic identities, giving minority groups a sense of ownership of at least part of the country?

At the twenty fifth meeting of the Open ended Working Group, the European Community proposed that the fixed exchange rate mechanism be extended for a further trial period of three years to cover the 2006 2008 replenishment period, and that the use of the fixed exchange rate mechanism during that period should be subject to a number of understandings which were delineated in the proposal.

The contemporary map of the Middle East was drawn by the victorious Western imperial powers, Great Britain and France, during and after WWI. While the war was still raging, they signed an agreement drafted by the diplomats Sir Mark Sykes and François George Picot, which delineated their respective spheres of influence across the Levant an agreement that entirely disregarded the region s history, ethnic and religious traditions and affiliations, and the will of local populations.

The Co Chair noted that at their Sixteenth Meeting, the Parties had agreed that the standard presumptions that underlay the recommendations of MBTOC needed to be transparent, technically and economically justified, clearly stated in the Committee's reports, and submitted for approval by each Meeting of the Parties, and that in the May 2005 TEAP progress report (pages 197 to 201), the Committee had delineated the standard presumptions used in its 2004 and 2005 review.

Beef from Charollais, pork from Périgord lamb from Brittany, veal from Normandy.

Asparagus from Argenteuil, oranges from Valencia melons from Cavaillon, cabbage from Aubervilliers.

Salmon from the Loire, sole from the Channel lobsters from Corsica oysters from Dieppe, sardines from Lorient.

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