The Study Group reaffirmed its approach to focus on the substantive aspects of fragmentation in the light of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties ( VCLT ), while leaving aside institutional considerations pertaining to fragmentation.

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Cleaning of 4,000 fragmentation jackets.

The trend of fragmentation along sectoral lines that characterizes current institutional frameworks must be addressed as a cross cutting issue of relevance to all sectors, as well as financial decision making.

a number of different fragmentation scenariosS.

40. Coordination among the donor countries has in fact been perceived to be weak in many settings, thus giving rise to duplicative projects and fragmentation of available institutional capability in the developing countries.

Substantive consideration of the various studies had begun in 2004, with the focus on the substantive aspects of fragmentation rather than the institutional aspects, such as conflict of jurisdiction between one body and another.

(d) Fragmentation (leading to a loss of large objects).

This cultural fragmentation is also reflected within the United Nations.

The provision was not a panacea in reducing fragmentation, however.

Economic Adaptation and Fragmentation in the Rural West Bank (unpublished).

48. Fragmentation of competences also affected the access to information.

They are unguided and their damage mechanism combines blast and fragmentation.

This led to fragmentation and lack of organization of scientific research.

Fragmentation and division at the ethnic, social, religious and other levels.

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Again the bomblets are unguided, impact fuzed and combine blast and fragmentation.

Fragmentation is also referred to under article 5 (3), paragraph 20, third sentence.

Habitat fragmentation by large reservoirs is an additional environmental impact of hydropower schemes.

The fragmentation of economic life has taken its toll on the Palestinian population.

You know, 2,000 years ago, Europe breakdown the fragmentation of the Holy Roman Empire.

Fragmentation of international law difficulties arising from the diversification and expansion of international law.

Debundling is defined as the fragmentation of a large project activity into smaller parts.

Fragmentation of international law difficulties arising from the diversification and expansion of international law.

These include cucumber farms, textile workshops and stonecutting factories (UNSCO, Economic Adaptation and Fragmentation).

MLI packages in front of aluminium targets were very effective due to multishock fragmentation.

Overall, the reorganization has rationalized operations by eliminating fragmentation and duplication of functions and structures.

There were automatic weapons, including M 16s and M 60s, fragmentation grenades and rocket launchers.

Social exclusion triggers violence and instability, renders democracy fragile and leads to national and international fragmentation.

Geographic fragmentation had led to the deterioration of the general economy of the occupied Palestinian territory.

(c) The proliferation of training institutions, programmes and activities and the consequent fragmentation of their efforts

One Palestinian was slightly injured in the face by a fragmentation grenade thrown at the soldiers .

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