7. The Regulations also foresee overall priorities for the medium term plan.

Why Did Economists Not Foresee the Crisis?

Regional programmes, where relevant, must foresee the need for baseline surveys, and budget for them accordingly.

Nobody can foresee when the war will end.

90. The UNDAF provisional guidelines foresee 10 stages

It was about to change in ways that nobody could foresee.

Does he have knowledge of the hidden, so he can foresee?

Does he have knowledge of the hidden, so he can foresee?

Does he possess knowledge of the unseen, and can therefore foresee?

Does he possess knowledge of the unseen, and can therefore foresee?

It is now 12.20 how do you foresee proceeding from here?

A further 14 countries foresee the development of such a plan.

Those guidelines foresee the assessment of capacity for national execution by focusing on technical, managerial, administrative and financial capabilities.

It is impossible to foresee what other cases might be filed during this period.

You didn t foresee this in your second volume, still at the printer s.

No man makes a perfect plan. You couldn't foresee a plane breaking through the runway.

But no precautions, and no precautionary principle, can avoid problems that we do not yet foresee.

This law does not foresee the possibility of having parents share the maternity leave amongst them.

However, difficulties will also arise in drawing up regulations and scheduling commitments which foresee such developments.

However, Croatia is concerned that the proposals do not foresee the existence of the Eastern European Group.

The technical ability to foresee and interpret hazards is no longer as limited as it once was.

Otherwise, it is possible to foresee that the effectiveness of the Convention will be restricted to a great extent.

When a case is pending before the Court, it is not possible to foresee whether and when incidental proceedings (requests for provisional measures, preliminary objections, counterclaims, requests for intervention) may be instituted.

That situation enabled UNHCR and the World Food Programme to foresee the gradual suspension of food distribution to those refugees.

Hence, even in the best case scenario, Italy does not foresee stabilizing CO2 emissions at their 1990 level by 2000.

One can therefore already foresee the establishment of a veritable monopoly and dictatorial control over the exercise of the Commission's functions.

Of the 190 countries that adopted A world fit for children , at least 172, subsequently joined by Timor Leste, have now taken or foresee taking action to operationalize its goals.

Pharaoh s wife said, An eye's delight for me and for you. Do not kill him perhaps he will be useful to us, or we may adopt him as a son. But they did not foresee.

Pharaoh s wife said, An eye's delight for me and for you. Do not kill him perhaps he will be useful to us, or we may adopt him as a son. But they did not foresee.

On July 23 millions of Turks will wake up into a new, post elections Turkey. What will happen is hard to foresee.

UNCTAD should also try to foresee the changing policy environment in many countries and to offer more solid analysis and empirical evidence for ascertaining the developmental impact of further trade liberalization.

37. It should be noted here that long term budgetary planning did not foresee the rapid strides made in and demands made for Internet publishing, which has left departments with a lack of resources for electronic publishing.

Economic forecasting is necessarily imprecise too many things happen for forecasters to be able to foresee all of them. So judgment calls and best guesses are an inevitable part of scientific economic forecasts.

The Special Rapporteur initially did not think that an article on emergency situations was required because he could not foresee similar catastrophes affecting groundwaters.

The framework addressed normal separation procedures and the Commission did not foresee that additional costs would be generated as a result of implementing them.

Interestingly, contemporary news accounts reveal little evidence of public anger at economists after disaster struck in 1929. So why has the failure to foresee the latest crisis turned out so differently for the profession?

The crucial point is to foresee the supply demand balance. This requires good access to continually updated information and the utilization of sophisticated analytical techniques.

The completion of that mission, however, is still a cause for concern, in particular since it is becoming increasingly difficult, as the two recent Security Council reports make clear, to foresee a completion date for the accomplishment of the Tribunal's mandate.

For the first time in instruments of international criminal law, those conventions foresee their own implementation mechanisms, with a mandate carefully crafted to ensure their effectiveness while safeguarding principles such as respect for sovereignty that the international community still considers sacrosanct.

For instance, a meeting scheduled at an ostensibly slack period may suddenly involve the need for temporary assistance because another priority meeting, impossible to foresee when the original scheduling decision was taken, must necessarily be held at the same time.

The rules of procedure of the Human Rights Committee, the Committee against Torture and the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination foresee such a possibility.

As noted earlier, current projections do not foresee any major reduction in these numbers over the coming decades unless a dedicated policy push makes it happen.

Greece pointed out that its legal system did not foresee corporate criminal liability and therefore article 3 would require the reform of the criminal justice system.

But what will this world look like? We can foresee the power that will shape its geopolitics, but what values will underlie the exercise of that power?

The group of four has failed to give the international community the evidence that the Security Council, as they foresee it, will be as or more efficient.