The liberalization and globalization of markets were allowing organized transnational crime more room to manoeuvre.

However, there remained gaps in international law that gave terrorists room for manoeuvre.

Any such definition should be flexible enough to allow States some room for manoeuvre.

The second are those aimed at restricting each competitor s room for manoeuvre in that market.

The establishment of more nuclear weapon free zones would encourage détente and reduce political room for manoeuvre for the United States and its allies.

Concurring that regional diversity meant adopting country specific approaches, she highlighted that UNDP allowed room for manoeuvre, using HIV AIDS as an example.

a highly limited tactical manoeuvre.

..for the new U.S. Persian manoeuvre.

Unearmarked funds must also be increased so that UNHCR would have more room to manoeuvre in taking the measures that it deemed necessary based on the assessment of the situation.

On that score, multilateral institutions and bilateral donors should reduce conditionality and trade agreements should provide room to manoeuvre so that developing countries can have adequate policy space .

A lot has been done by individual countries, as well as through multilateral cooperation including through the efforts of international, regional and subregional groups in limiting the terrorists' room to manoeuvre.

The opening of the borders of countries living in a planned economy system and countries with protected economies has meant a substantial increase in room for manoeuvre by transnational companies and corporations with links with developing countries.

As can be seen from figure 1 and table 1, existing mandates are very specific on deliverables and deadlines, and thus do not leave much room for manoeuvre for Parties or the secretariat.

Regular joint area domination and cordon and search operations have resulted in the apprehension of some militia elements and the seizure of illegal arms and ammunition, as well as limiting the operational room for manoeuvre of the militia groups.

it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct.

it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct .

Such a manoeuvre removes the object from the region of high hazard quickly and removes the mass and cross section from orbit in a small fraction of the orbital lifetime required without such a manoeuvre.

Such a manoeuvre quickly removes the object from the region of high hazard and therefore removes the mass and cross section from orbit in a small fraction of the orbital lifetime without such a manoeuvre.

Some also stressed that effective management of the fiscal budget with a medium term perspective, as well as prudent monetary policies, were key in ensuring room to manoeuvre in case of shocks they enabled countries to implement counter cyclical policies.

Another problem is the selection of a really safe oceanic region for such a manoeuvre.

Eleven Iraqi combat units were employed as independent manoeuvre elements during that operation.

If I remember, he described your attack as a highly limited tactical manoeuvre.

Pastoralism is steadily losing its margin of manoeuvre, as rangelands are being lost at an alarming rate.

When the mission requires delivery of a spacecraft which itself has manoeuvre capability, two alternatives are possible.

When improved prediction confirms the conjunction within the avoidance manoeuvre box (5 kilometres along the orbit and 2 kilometres both radial and out of orbital plane), an assessment is made as to whether to execute the manoeuvre or not.

However, it requires planning and reserving the necessary propellant resources to effect the manoeuvre.

NASA uses an acceptable risk criterion of 1 in 100,000 to consider a collision avoidance manoeuvre for STS.

Since the Mir station cannot manoeuvre, the only crew action feasible is to take refuge.

Although it agreed in principle with the recommendations contained in paragraphs 73 to 78 of the ACABQ report regarding the reclassification of jobs and global staff management, the Jordanian delegation feared that the formula being recommended might reduce the Secretary General's room for manoeuvre in terms of resource reallocation.

5. When the mission requires delivery of a spacecraft which itself has a manoeuvre capability, two alternatives are possible.

They were sufficiently flexible to leave a wide margin for manoeuvre in their implementation by States.

(c) Manoeuvre to one of a set of disposal regions in which the objects will not interfere with future space operations.

One is to leave the upper stage attached for delivery of the spacecraft to orbit to maximize its manoeuvre capability.

This manoeuvre is normally done in multiple parts over several days to guarantee a good parking orbit.

If a manoeuvre is executed, it is nominally 0.3 metres per second at an expenditure of 12 to 20 kilograms of propellant.

One is to leave the upper stage attached for delivery of the spacecraft to orbit in order to maximize its manoeuvre capability.

This may be done with a controlled re entry manoeuvre or by reorbiting the vehicle to a lower altitude.

This may be done with a controlled re entry manoeuvre or by transferring the vehicle to a lower altitude.

NASA uses an acceptable risk criterion of 1 in 100,000 to consider a collision avoidance manoeuvre for the United States Space Shuttle missions.

Although we wish to be optimistic about the 2006 review conference on the provisions agreed in resolution 59 25 on issues related to the impacts of bottom trawling on vulnerable marine ecosystems, we cannot fail to stress that the irreversible damage already caused to the marine environment leaves us little room for manoeuvre.

There's always somebody in the next room, in this room or in every other kind of room.

A room. A room?

With globalization, States apos autonomy and room for manoeuvre has been greatly reduced. The power of Governments is offset by the power of the markets. Openness and freedom, however, must not come to mean free rein to establish the law of the jungle, in which we, the small and the weak, will inevitably be crushed and destroyed.

The others are all solid rocket motors and have limited capability to manoeuvre with attitude control system after payload separation.

While ODA left donors some margin for manoeuvre, the rigidity of a global tax might produce a reduction in ODA rather than supplement it.