Economic instruments which influence land use decisions, land use and mobility patterns.

Authorizes the use of electro shock instruments, including taser devices, which can sometimes be used as instruments of torture

Some Parties use legal instruments, whereas other Parties use other arrangements, such as memorandums of understanding.

The use of bar fetters and similar instruments of restraint should be terminated.

The first two instruments are for use by industrialized countries only.

The latter initiative should include the use of economic instruments, particularly the polluter pays principle.

(vii) Increased use of economic instruments to improve energy efficiency and to internalize external effects.

However, the use of GPS instruments for that purpose was gaining in popularity owing to their simplicity of use, reasonable cost and high levels of precision.

We're blind to all frequencies outside that, unless we use instruments to help us.

Many countries report action to improve the use of economic and policy instruments to promote sustainable forest management.

Except for the new EU directives, dated 31 March 2004, no regional instruments regulate the use of ERAs.

Draft paragraph 6 excluded the instruments that it mentioned from the scope of the convention and appeared to limit the flexibility of States and parties wishing to use electronic versions of those instruments.

Over the years the international community has developed a number of instruments regulating the access and use of outer space.

Those instruments can be covered by the umbrella of the Convention because they share a wide area of common use.

(d) All IMO members could agree internationally to use appropriate economic instruments, including taxation, to encourage the use of cleaner fuels and more fuel efficient engines and

He also pointed to a lack of precision in the use of the expressions racism and racial discrimination in international instruments.

However, we need to develop even more effective instruments for preventing human suffering caused by the use of certain submunitions.

Mr. Mazzoni (Italy) said that if the principal instruments, namely letters of credit, bank guarantees or similar instruments, were excluded from the scope of the convention, it was logically consistent that the draft convention should not regulate the presentation of ancillary documents pertaining to the use of such instruments.

Economic instruments that include demand management measures could play an important role in promoting efficient water use.

Identify the instruments the Government will use to fulfil its obligation to support scientific and technological research.

Identify the instruments the Government will use to fulfil its obligation to support scientific and technological research.

(d) The use of a broad spectrum of policy instruments to improve energy efficiency and efficiency standards in transportation and related sectors

The widest possible dissemination of United Nations standards and norms is of vital importance for promoting the use and application of those instruments.

Full use should be made of international and regional instruments to curb illicit arms flows and enforce arms embargoes in Africa.

Their tradition is so extraordinary that these mariners sailed three million square miles across the Pacific without the use of instruments.

(ii) To act in accordance with the restrictions on the use of force and firearms set out in applicable international instruments

(e) In the field of maritime transport, all IMO members could agree internationally to use appropriate economic instruments, including taxation, to encourage the use of cleaner fuels and more fuel efficient engines.

She also said that translation of needs and aspirations into rights did not always allow for the use of similar language in other instruments.

(g) Foster knowledge of and skills to use global, regional, national and local human rights instruments and mechanisms for the protection of human rights

The protection of the vulnerable increasingly requires international and regional cooperation and the use of international instruments in addition to the reform of criminal law.

(c) The use of religion or belief for ends inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other relevant instruments of the United Nations

(c) The use of religion or belief for ends inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other relevant instruments of the United Nations

(c) The use of religion or belief for ends inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations and other relevant instruments of the United Nations

Legally binding instruments should be developed with respect to a joint no first use undertaking between the nuclear weapon States and as regards non use or threat of use of nuclear weapons against non nuclear weapon States, so called negative security assurances.

Legally binding instruments should be developed with respect to a joint no first use undertaking between the nuclear weapon States and as regards non use or threat of use of nuclear weapons against non nuclear weapon States, so called negative security assurances.

The use of longer maturity fixed rate instruments could help prevent pro cyclical effects caused by the Government's interest payments and funding requirements.

Most Parties use a variety of policy devices, including economic instruments to tax energy consumption, or provide financial incentives for energy efficiency investments.

The use of unsterilized instruments, unhealed or open wounds or other complications arising in the process facilitates entry of the HIV virus into the body.

Exploring the use and application of new financial instruments and tools to support productivity and technology upgrading of private sector enterprises in selected African countries.

Three key elements of the demand management strategy can be identified as (a) opinion forming (b) planning and regulations and (c) use of economic instruments.

(h) Contributing to vertical and horizontal diversification in commodity dependent countries and promoting the use of risk management instruments in favour of producers and exporters

(h) Contributing to vertical and horizontal diversification in commodity dependent countries and promoting the use of risk management instruments in favour of producers and exporters

21. In 1993, Syria had promulgated a law concerning the illicit use of drugs and had harmonized its national laws with the provisions of international instruments.

THEMIS also attempts to sensitize the local judiciary through seminars, lectures and campaigns and conducts its advocacy through the use of international human rights instruments.

UNCITRAL has an important function to play in this process because it has produced and promotes the use of legal instruments in a number of key areas of commercial law which represent internationally agreed standards and solutions acceptable to different legal systems. Those instruments include