Critical review of the competence of managers and move train, if necessary

This must be strictly confidential.

Strictly obey geometry

The v coordinates must be strictly increasing.

Such efforts shall be conducted in a manner that respects the dignity, international character and status of the United Nations.

The Government, on the other hand, pointed out to the Representative that it had adhered strictly to the principles of multiparty democracy and been attentive to the need to pursue reconciliation.

Recognizing further the importance of maintaining the integrity and rigour of the review process under the Convention,

Financial systems must provide transparency and rigour.

I must stick to my timetable.

We therefore see a need for oversight and strict legislation, but not for an outright ban.

Nor does the Constitution reflect the strict limitations which the Covenant sets, such as the requirement that derogation measures must be strictly required by the exigencies of the situation and that other States parties be promptly informed of any such derogations.

The rule of the road must be strictly observed.

The v coordinates must be strictly increasing fixed

9. Stresses the importance of assuring safe access for personnel providing relief assistance to all in need, and the importance of strict observance of the principles and guidelines of Operation Lifeline Sudan

Debates on the programme budget therefore needed to be kept in perspective, without denying the need for rigorous control over the Organization's expenses.

Is it equity or strict equality?

All measures taken to suspend temporarily those human rights that may be subject to derogation must be proportional, non discriminatory, respectful of international obligations, and strictly required by the exigencies of the situation.

This exceptional provision must be interpreted strictly.

Courts have also shown enhanced understanding and awareness of the gravity of this offence and of the need for more severe sanctions.

UNFPA has continued to emphasize the necessity of strictly applying established procedures to procurement requests.

DM She's very tough it's most challenging.

Those documents must be fully and strictly implemented.

Tough enforcement of the law will be required.

Rigorous guidelines for selecting victims projects need to be drawn up.

The latter should be quartered separately and the neutrality and humanitarian character of the camps and settlements scrupulously maintained.

Be firm with him.

South Africa will continue to strictly regulate therapeutic cloning.

You know, General, it wouldn't be any mistake... to cut loose with a few threeday passes to London.

The arms industry must be carefully controlled by government policy and regulations, and clear and strict criteria on arms exports should be implemented.

I'll lock the door. He's a stickler for it.

No state of emergency may remain in force for longer than is strictly necessary

The serious nature of the crime of genocide requires that we ensure that there is no impunity.

The development of regional trade and integration would require careful planning and regional coordination.

Don't be too strict. They're just kids.

Signature or exchange of documents strictly required

Justice must be served in strict accordance with international standards of due process.

And we're going to do things like eliminate restrictions.

In order to guarantee the independence of the judiciary, every State is required, under the relevant international instruments, to draw up rules and regulations on the independence of the judges who make up its judiciary.

We consider it essential to introduce rigorous pre deployment training programmes, for military and civilian personnel, in human rights, including the issue of sexual abuse.

I've given you a strict accounting of your funds Mrs Palmer.

Strictly speaking, these are not weapons of mass destruction.

This legislation includes strict rules for genetic engineering.

Enforcement operations must be confined within strict limits and could be carried out only on the decision of the Security Council and under its political and, if necessary, operational control.

Stronger surveillance by the International Monetary Fund and a firmer commitment by countries to abide by best practices and agreed norms.

The new, effective United Nations must therefore open itself to rigorous public scrutiny.