Strong domestic intellectual property rules, in this view, are essential to economic growth and development.

Rules on priority of access and transparent and non discriminatory access tariffs are essential in this context.

International economic arrangements must establish rules for managing interaction among national institutions. Relying on nation states to provide the essential governance functions of the world economy does not mean that we should aban don international rules.

Besides designing financial rules of international governance, domestic policies are also important. Prudent regulations and good management at the national level are essential.

The United Nations had an essential role to play in codifying a set of rules that would enable Member States to fight terrorism effectively.

Only universal organizations like the United Nations have the scope and legitimacy to generate the principles, norms and rules that are essential if globalization is to benefit everyone.

Rules are rules.

You know the rules. The rules are the rules.

But rules are rules.

But, though such arrangements make for great headlines, they do not provide the stability and predictability necessary for long term success. For that, hard rules and strong institutions are essential.

Rules I. Scope of rules

The problem with debt restructuring in the eurozone is that it is essential and, at the same time, inconsistent with the implicit constitution underpinning the monetary union. When economics clashes with an institution s rules, policymakers must either find creative ways to amend the rules or watch their creation collapse.

The General Assembly, in its resolution 59 31, reaffirmed these basic rules and principles of international law, which are deemed essential for achieving a just, lasting and comprehensive peace in the Middle East.

Many of the same essential principles were already reflected in instruments on the use of surface water resources, such as the International Law Association's Helsinki Rules of 1968, updated by the Berlin Rules of 2004, and the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non navigational Uses of International Watercourses.

These requirements will be embodied, in part, in a core budget set at a fairly predictable level and covering essential long term operations, and in part in proposals for the use of the Supplementary Fund and the Special Fund defined respectively in rules 9 and 10 of the proposed financial rules.

That is essential.

That is essential.

It is essential

To ensure stability of the workforce, professionalism, accountability, knowledge in technology and United Nations rules, regulations and policies, it is essential that independent contractor positions performing core functions be converted to United Nations posts.

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UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules (1976) UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules (1976)d

UNCITRAL Conciliation Rules (1980) UNCITTRAL Conciliation Rules (1980)e

Mentors are just essential.

So accuracy is essential.

Youth participation is essential.

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Fourthly, efficiency is essential.

Suppress non essential output

Regular meetings were essential.

We can work within the rules we can't break the rules we're just learning what the rules are.

At the same time, it was obvious that taking a broader view should not result in an attempt to rewrite the treaty in question and that adherence to the other rules of treaty interpretation was essential.

Are there some rules we can develop for changing rules?

purposes of rules 76 and 77 of the rules of

A Palestinian State is essential and essential now, but it must not be just any State.

The establishment of a universal, open and rules based multilateral trading system was an essential instrument for promoting economic development, facilitating the integration of the developing countries in the global economy, and eradicating poverty throughout the world.

4.4 The Committee recalls that interim measures pursuant to rule 92 (old 86) of the Committee's rules of procedure adopted in conformity with article 39 of the Covenant, are essential to the Committee's role under the Protocol.

Reaffirm our commitment to the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and an international order based on rules and the rule of law, which is essential for peaceful coexistence and cooperation among States

These rules should provide adequate policy space for complementary policies (trade, production, technology and financial policies) that are considered essential to strengthen supply capacities, develop competitive networks of enterprises, innovate and improve the technology content of exports.

It was essential that existing conventions, declarations and rules that had a bearing on the administration of criminal justice be examined to determine whether there were significant gaps to be filled in the coverage that they provided.

Mandatory rules

General rules

WTO rules

Traditional rules