Other factors, however, may impinge upon the accuracy of that assessment.

And every group chooses, between them, three different kinds of project to make this a better world, recognizing that all these different problems are interconnected and impinge on each other.

Beyond the political realities that impinge on durable solutions in many situations, progress also hinges on the way UNHCR, States and relevant partners cooperate in engineering them and making them sustainable.

First, it was totally inappropriate to extend the scope of application of the Convention to every kind of United Nations operation or presence , since that would impinge on the legal system of the country concerned.

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Where there might be issues that stakeholders might perceive as challenging the independence of non executive directors, companies should disclose why those issues are not significant and do not impinge on the governance role of the non executive directors.

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

In many cities, the Outposts of Excellence of diverse systems have formed alliances to clean up and rectify phenomena which impinge upon children's rights, thus substantially resolving for children many of the problems they might encounter while growing up.

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Noting that a formal or legal distinction at the national level between different kinds of religions or faith based communities may, in some cases, constitute discrimination and may impinge on the enjoyment of the freedom of religion or belief,

Concerned at the procedural requirements applicable to the movement of foreign nationals and equipment to and within a country that may impinge on the timely acceptance, deployment to the disaster site and activities of international urban search and rescue teams,

But the European Council, spurred by the European Commission, invented a new policy approach called open coordination in order to impinge on these fields. Open coordination entails the definition of common goals at the EU level, voluntary compliance by the member states, and peer review of results within the European Council.

Under the Agreement of the European Economic Area (EEA), concluded by the European Union with most countries of the European Free Trade Area (EFTA), all practices liable to impinge on trade and competition among the EEA participants are subject to rules that are virtually identical to European Union competition law.

Proponents of the financial repression explanation essentially view low interest rates as a hidden tax on bondholders, who receive a lower interest rate than they would otherwise. This is not necessarily a bad thing, given that all taxes are distorting, and that there really is no way to deal with today's outsize debt burdens that does not impinge on growth in some way.

Moreover, the US could set clear, narrow terms for the talks and provide a guarantee that the outcome would not impinge on Israel s core interests, thereby mitigating Israeli officials fears that opening the treaty s military annex for revision would call into question its other terms. Finally, playing a successful role in bolstering Israel Egypt relations could advance US Secretary of State John Kerry s diplomatic initiatives in the Middle East.