At the same time, the solution to the problem involves, to a large extent, persuading motorists many of us to change our behaviour.

To a large extent, economic recovery will depend on a much clearer sense of the direction of future economic change. That is largely the job of government.

(c) The Office s move to decentralize the procurement function, and the extent to which this change facilitates an efficient and effective operation.

Extent of responses

Extent of uptake

Research into the precise scale and extent of trafficking and the modus operandi of traffickers should be encouraged so as to provide a concrete basis for legal and policy change.

5. Comprehensive plans for change in other areas have been announced including, in particular, the prison system and, to a lesser extent, the court system.

Extent of forest resources.

Extent of the problem

The extent of regulation

extent of worldwide compliance

What is not clear is to what extent the effects could be explained as the result of fundamental change of circumstances or countermeasures rather than the effect of armed conflict per se.

(a) The extent of reparation

(d) Extent of abuse suffered

The extent of use of ERAs

(b) Extent of freedom of association

Note Parties may also report on the rate of change of the above indicators to the extent possible data in this table should be as disaggregated as possible and include information on individual sectors.

Extent of the Phenomenon of Domestic Violence

I have sought to describe the process of change in Latin America in order to show the extent to which developments in each of our countries are part of a broader and more comprehensive historical trend.

Most political cultures can and do change over time, because to some extent they are socially constructed by new opportunities, threats, and contexts generally. Witness Catholicism's pro democratic transformation.

(iv) The dissemination and further development of national research into the nature, extent and climate change related effects of aircraft emissions, and work on the scope for further reductions, should continue under the ICAO umbrella

The scope and extent of data collection

(c) Tackling the problem extent of responses

Chapter III. The extent of the problem

A. Nature and extent of the problem

A. Nature and extent of the problem

The extent of such effects remains uncertain.

I think pop music, mainly, it's written today, to some extent, is written for these kind of players, for this kind of personal experience where you can hear extreme detail, but the dynamic doesn't change that much.

Evaluating the effectiveness of policies and measures to limit emissions or enhance removals of GHG or to adapt to climate change methods to determine whether or to what extent a measure or policy achieved its intended objective

The programme performance reports cannot show the substantive changes that have taken place as a result of the conferences, but they can indicate the extent to which there was a change in the rhythm of programme activity.

The extent of the use is determined to a large degree by the extent of e business activity in the overall economy.

Change, change.

NEW DELHI The scientists whose research has revealed the extent of global climate change are now getting the tabloid treatment. First came the scandal of leaked (actually hacked) e mails at the climate institute of Britain s East Anglia University.

Extent of the Phenomenon of Sexual Violence against Women

Knowledge of the extent of the phenomenon seemed unclear.

X. Estimating the extent of violence against children

quot A. Nature and extent of the problem

2. Nature and extent of the telecom revolution

So will you, to the extent of 5,000.

For a known extent.

For a known extent.

We ask that you review the extent to which Governments are providing an enabling environment for workers, trade unions, employers and their communities to contribute to change towards sustainable patterns of industrial development, energy production and consumption.

Several experts noted, however, that more work was needed to examine the extent to which FDI and ODA had effectively contributed to the transfer of ESTs, particularly technologies which address global environmental problems such as climate change.

We therefore ask the Commission at its fourteenth session to undertake a clear and frank review of the extent to which commitments to eradicate poverty address the social dimension of climate change measures for example, targets included in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change clean development mechanisms, joint implementation, emissions trading (ET) and other flexibility measures.

Paragraph 2 (b) of the guidelines (the extent of malnutrition)