Any member whose approach fails to reflect the careful balance of the NPT challenges the Treaty.

It was to be hoped that the protocol would strike a delicate balance between the rights and obligations of States parties.

The success of the Review Conference would require a delicate balance between non proliferation, disarmament and the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

There must be a fine balance between increasing the representativeness of the Council and maintaining its efficiency and effectiveness.

However, the need to preserve the delicate balance between the rights and obligations of States parties to the Treaty is also crucial.

As we restructure the Security Council, we should ensure that we retain the delicate balance between the two organs.

A subtle change in temperature a subtle change in time it's all about a balancing act between time, temperature and ingredients. That's the art of baking.

So, the right laws of physics they're beautifully balanced.

The culture of living in harmony with nature, which is inherent in nomadic civilization, allows the preservation of the delicate ecological balance of natural habitats.

It was indicated that the Arrest Conventions provided uniform rules to a number of State parties and represented a delicate balance of various and complex interests.

Resolution 1593 (2005) establishes a delicate balance allowing the Court and the Security Council to fulfil their responsibilities in a coordinated manner.

One way is to indulge in a subtle, or not so subtle, blame game.

Something very delicate.

The Shannon report was not easily arrived at it was the result of hard negotiations, the common denominator of all the interests concerned representing a delicate balance of concerns for all the parties.

It's a very trivial thing.

The text represented a fair and delicate balance between the different concerns of States and, although it did not give complete satisfaction to everyone, it was acceptable to every State because it was the fruit of consensus.

Furthermore, we consider that in the conduct of life sciences there is a need for a delicate balance between freedom of scientific research and adequate protection of human life and dignity.

It's a very delicate question.

Current arrangements for the central management of the Endowment Fund have been working well and take into account the delicate balance between recognizing the interests of donor countries and those of recipient entities.

Some States had also begun to place increased emphasis on the nuclear option for the purposes of self defence, which jeopardized the delicate balance between disarmament and non proliferation objectives envisaged by the NPT.

Still, the situation is delicate.

And the logic's a little more subtle here.

The human body is a very delicate machine.

In fact, China s success so far has come from maintaining a balance between government and private sector expansion. Sharply raising the government s already outsized profile in the economy will upset this delicate balance leading to slower growth in the future.

11. In considering the permissibility of reservations, a delicate balance needed to be struck between the compatibility of a reservation with the object and purpose of a treaty and the consensual nature of the instrument.

Paragraph 2, which focused on the situation of persons who would become stateless in spite of the provisions of the draft article, was aimed at preserving the delicate balance between the interests of States which could be involved in a situation of that kind he therefore considered it acceptable.

Still have some discrepancies as of today.

81. Mr. McDonald (Jamaica) said that rather than referring to the draft Convention as a delicately balanced text open to subjective interpretation, it would be better to admit that it was merely the best that could be achieved at the current stage.

The situation in the Middle East is at a very delicate stage.

Significant progress had been made towards agreement on a draft text, which represented a careful balance of interests between States that regularly supplied personnel to United Nations missions and potential host States.

Non State actors, terrorists and States not in compliance with non proliferation and disarmament obligations all challenged the delicate balance the system of treaties had established over the past four decades.

It's much more organic. It's much more nuanced.

It is obvious that, as difficult as peacekeeping is, it does not hold the subtleties and challenges that peacebuilding entails.

Turning to the delicate balance between voluntary and assessed contributions mentioned by the representative of Japan, she said that she was aware of the problem and was conscious that the increase in assessed contributions might have negative implications for the amount of voluntary contributions.

Actually, the answer is more nuanced and subtle than that.

And they operate on milliseconds and microseconds.

You can notice that this quad is making fine adjustments to keep the pole balanced.

The way it reacts especially in the 1 st phase of cancer is really interesting.

Should've thought of it. What a great racket!

But my methods are much more subtle.

The proposed amendments to the Convention contained no explicit reference to the delicate balance established under the NPT and consequently further entrenched the unequal legal regime for nuclear weapon States under the NPT, contrary to their obligation to disarm.

Closing that gap would provide nuclear weapon States with the moral authority and political legitimacy to strengthen non proliferation norms while maintaining the delicate balance between the three mutually reinforcing and equally important pillars of the Treaty.

Its title 1.26 refers to the number of microseconds that the Earth's day was shortened.

It was added that this compromise position reflected a delicate balance between the intended goals to protect third parties and to adopt a commercially practical provision.

If time the time of political opportunities is a factor here, we should now focus on elaborating further or fine tuning some of its concepts, so as to enable the delicate balance that has been achieved in the report to be maintained and not disturbed.