It had reluctantly agreed to reduce the scope of application to a smaller subset of operations to be determined in accordance with the perceived risk to personnel.

In 1997, 4 per cent of the bodies fell in that range.

The decision also specified the scope for amendments.

So this same technique should probably look at all.

The scope of the resolution adopted is equally disturbing.

Further additions to the Tribunal's jurisdiction are made from time to time.

2. Requests the Secretary General to give the report the widest possible circulation

The Special Rapporteur should retain that title while carefully delimiting the topic's scope.

1. The scope of the Convention should be flexible, in the sense that different tools may need to have different scope.

There are no statistical data on the extent to which this procedure has been used.

Nationwide, the prevalence rate nearly doubled in four years it stood at 1.5 per cent in 1996.

The scope of the treaty should certainly include all weapons grade materials.

(b) The projects should generally be of regional and subregional scope

A review of the Evaluation Unit's work plan to date also shows that its actual focus was more limited than stated by the policy.

The minimum range value must be lower than the maximum range value

Range...

Range

Proportion

Scope

Ranges

Range

Range

We should aim high, for has it not been said that man's reach should exceed his grasp, for what else are heavens for?

Working with the relevant ministry or office, this body should define the scope of its activities and responsibilities, especially what to review and appraise.

(e) If the offence to which the request relates would not be an offence in the context of criminal organization if committed within its jurisdiction.

With regard to article 42, the legal scope of the provision should be emphasized.

The Dutch Rapporteur's terms of reference are based on article 250a of the Dutch Criminal Code, which is considerably broader than the Hague Declaration.

A. Scope

III. Scope

Scope

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(e) A change of location or a modification to nozzles and manholes provided that

Full range

(a) Scope.

I. SCOPE

B. Scope

We also note the revision of the Fund's terms of reference.

The proposal was called Report of Small Drafting Group on Scope of Application .

FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE DELIBERATIONS OF THE COUNCIL ON QUESTIONS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF

It would appear that this allegation does not fall within the mandate of the Special Rapporteur.

It should be noted that the demand for peacekeeping operations across the world exceeded the capacities of the system.

The amendment more clearly defines the natural persons and legal entities falling within the scope of the Act.

The Committee understands that the terms of reference are still under review and that this position will be made available within existing resources.

Parties to the Montreal Protocol agreed upon terms of reference for the Multilateral Fund and terms of reference for the Fund's Executive Committee when they decided to establish it in 1992.