Africa s exports remain narrowly based on primary commodities, and little progress has been made in diversifying into non traditional exports, especially manufactures.

He narrowly escaped being killed.

In setting out to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, they understood that this enterprise could not succeed if it was narrowly based.

Second, the industry has defined electronic commerce too narrowly.

Another policy challenge relates to the growing realization that narrowly conceived country based peacebuilding strategies are unlikely to succeed in regional settings where conflicts have interlocking political, security, humanitarian and economic dynamics across borders.

But we maintain that for such an agreement to be credible it must attract the largest possible number of countries, and avoid setting up a narrowly based regime that excludes the most important countries.

It was said that the wording forcibly removed should, therefore, be narrowly defined.

Also, economies tend to trade and interact more narrowly between regions, rather than globally.

61. Manufacturing in Africa is dominated by three labour intensive, resource based, low technology industries which focus narrowly on the primary processing of locally produced agricultural and mineral commodities and absorb 85 per cent of total investment.

The bomb instead destroyed an Israeli jeep escorting the bus, which narrowly spared the children.

But we are not so narrowly focused as to ignore what is happening elsewhere within our region.

Hindes was narrowly behind after his lap, but Kenny pushed the team in front and Skinner held on.

The point was also made that installations could be defined narrowly only to include those containing nuclear materials.

Products benefiting from tariff quotas are often narrowly defined, exclude standard trade qualities, or are provided for industrial use.

There were limits to what could be learned about this issue by focusing narrowly on positive contributions and best practices.

The short length of the Group's mandate compelled the Group of Experts to narrowly focus on a limited number of issues.

Through counsel, the corporation chose to limit its evidence and define narrowly the legal question at issue before the national courts.

Donors responded generously and rapidly, announcing additional pledges of 21 million for 1997, which enabled the Agency to narrowly avoid insolvency.

His delegation would continue to be flexible, bearing in mind the paramount need to define terrorism neither too narrowly nor too broadly.

Concerning article 13, he said that the right to repatriation had to be qualified according to the circumstances and more narrowly defined.

Thou puttest my feet also in the stocks, and lookest narrowly unto all my paths thou settest a print upon the heels of my feet.

Thou puttest my feet also in the stocks, and lookest narrowly unto all my paths thou settest a print upon the heels of my feet.

The proposal by the delegation of Canada in the Working Group to delete draft subparagraph (b) had been narrowly rejected by five delegations to four.

On 2 October, former Minister Marwan Hemadeh narrowly escaped death when a bomb exploded next to his car. His guard was killed in the explosion.

While none of these universal legal instruments contains an explicit legal definition of international terrorism , 10 of them contain narrowly operational definitions regarding certain offences.

Too often messages about HIV AIDS are narrowly focused on disease control and do not address the many factors that increase girls' and women's risk.

24. With respect to the format of Expert Meetings, views diverged as to whether the topic had been cast too broadly or indeed too narrowly.

The authors cannot before the Committee seek to review the strategic decisions of counsel to limit evidence and narrowly define the issues in the domestic courts.

They that see thee shall narrowly look upon thee, and consider thee, saying, Is this the man that made the earth to tremble, that did shake kingdoms

They that see thee shall narrowly look upon thee, and consider thee, saying, Is this the man that made the earth to tremble, that did shake kingdoms

The time has come for Member States to stop looking at threats from nuclear or other types of weapons in terms of their narrowly defined self interests.

The latest proposal to amend the law had been very narrowly defeated in the 2002 referendum, and the Government had no further plans to revisit the issue.

If the topic were thus narrowly defined, Israel would be able to share information regarding its procedures and legal mechanisms of examination and review in that field.

However, if this approach is followed, a mechanism will be needed to allow States Parties to apply the Convention more narrowly (e.g. only in organized crime cases).

It was also suggested that the evaluation could be more narrowly scoped by focusing on summits and conferences related to resource mobilization within the context of poverty eradication.

In 2004, the Government of Guam narrowly avoided a Government shutdown when the Legislature and the Governor experienced a serious impasse on the budget for the fiscal year 2005.

Part of the problem is blinkered decision making. EU leaders focus narrowly on limiting short term financial and political costs, rather than thinking strategically about broader longer term consequences.

The hadd is normally narrowly defined and subject to strict procedural and evidentiary requirements. Where the relevant conditions for a hadd are not met, a related offence may apply.

As for article 21, his delegation was still unclear as to the phrase their own means of subsistence and development and were of the view that this should be narrowly defined.

March of Follies In this scenario, a narrowly self interested global ICT industry flourishes, and is met by a passive response on the part of developing countries and countries in transition.

In another incident in the Gaza Strip, several shots were fired from the autonomous areas into a settler s home in Kfar Darom, narrowly missing its inhabitants. (Ha aretz, Jerusalem Post, 11 February)

Definition of results based management and results based budgeting

Definition of results based management and results based budgeting

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Worse still, there have been persistent efforts to narrowly interpret these multilateral legal commitments by insisting that nuclear disarmament is a bilateral exercise and, therefore, the sole domain of the nuclear weapons States.