16.16 The substantive responsibility for this subprogramme is vested in the Economic Analysis Division.

In the Niger, legislative power is vested in an 83 member monocameral National Assembly.

This threat to vested interests remains the impetus behind the increasing threat of serious violent confrontation between TFG and the opposition, which is in reality an alliance of convenience to preserve vested interests.

16.22 The responsibility for this subprogramme is vested in the Trade Development and Timber Division.

16.23 The responsibility for this subprogramme is vested in the Trade Development and Timber Division.

Legislative authority is vested in a single House of Assembly consisting of 15 elected members.

16.20 The responsibility for this subprogramme is vested in the Industrial Restructuring, Energy and Enterprise Development Division.

Business as usual and fighting to maintain vested interests

12.9 The responsibility of this subprogramme is vested in the United Nations Habitat and Human Settlements Foundation (the Foundation).

29.30 Responsibility for providing backstopping support for the work of the internal oversight programme is vested in the Executive Office.

The responsibility vested in parents and other primary caregivers is linked to the requirement that they act in children's best interests.

Each opposition element is concerned with the impact on their respective vested interests if the Transitional Federal Government is successful in establishing itself in Somalia.

29.18 The responsibility for this subprogramme is vested in the Internal Audit Divisions I and II, headquartered in New York and Geneva, respectively.

The role of determining the level and scope of budgetary requirements is vested in the Secretary General and it is not appropriate for counter proposals to be made by OIOS.

And the demand side being mostly politicians, bureaucrats and those who have discretionary power vested with them.

Custody determination is vested in the immigration judge, who must determine whether to release Mr. Ali on bond, or if he is a danger to the community or a flight risk.

Where a Chapter VII authorized operation is conducted under national command and control, international responsibility for the activities of the force is vested in the State or States conducting the operation.

Executive authority is vested in a Council, which is composed of the Governor, four ex officio members, the Chief Minister and four elected members, and which assists the Governor in an advisory capacity.

Such BCRCs are vested with legal identity and function fully under the laws and regulations of the host Government.

The problem abides, and the most conspicuous theme in the present report is the continuing trend of escalating potential violence in a pattern of protection of entrenched vested interests.

Indeed, according to the Charter, responsibility for discharging the functions under the Economic and Social Council, including the promotion of human rights, is ultimately vested in the General Assembly.

So my thinking here is that we try to motivate those kids to start driving home ideas. Let them understand what sustainability is, and that they have a vested interest in it to happen.

The hopes that were vested in the Oslo Accords did not lead to an end of the Israeli Palestinian conflict.

Similarly, significant rights were vested with workers on lay off in Republika Srpska, under its Labour Law from 1998 (art. 64).

Firms have technological, competitive, and bottom line constraints. For politicians, the ability to exercise power for their own interests or those of vested interests is constrained by the need to get elected.

Under subparagraph 2 (a) of the same article, the unit is to be vested with, inter alia, the authority to receive and analyse reports and information on any suspected money laundering operations.

It is now largely up to Thaksin himself. If he is enlightened enough to make amends with disaffected southerners and move beyond his vested interests in Myanmar, he retains a good shot at becoming Asia s next spokesman.

According to the Dayton Agreement, major administrative power was vested with the Entities, and this included competence for education, science and culture.

Croatia has a vested interest in having the truth established and a strong interest in the Tribunal's successful implementation of its mandate.

OIOS leaves it to ECA to decide what is the best solution either to revert to a tried system where the coordination function is vested in the Coordination Unit or to pursue the web based virtual coordination arrangement.

In this way, the United States decision in Techt goes beyond both the United States decision in Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and the English decision in Sutton, because both of the latter cases concern only the effect of armed conflict on vested rights, not the treaties that created those vested rights.

These proposals would not be easy to implement, as there were vested interests in all governmental and social sectors of the countries involved.

Moreover, many reports refer to the persecution of leaders and representatives of indigenous social movements whose activities affect various kinds of vested interests.

In practice, the High Commissioner of the United Kingdom to New Zealand is appointed concurrently as Governor of Pitcairn and the responsibility for the administration of the island is accordingly vested in him and is discharged by him and his subordinate officers.

We have a huge vested interest in it, partly because it's education that's meant to take us into this future that we can't grasp.

The more we claimed to be explaining, the less room was left for improving matters. If politicians behavior is determined by the vested interests to which they are beholden, economists advocacy of policy reforms is bound to fall on deaf ears.

This logic is exemplified by the Court's distinction between article III of the Jay Treaty (12 Bevans 13), providing border passage rights, and article IX of the same treaty, concerned with permanently vested property rights.

Powerful vested interests not least the world s fossil fuel industries will no doubt seek to limit progress, and most governments are not yet focused on the problem. But one thing is certain the reality of climate change is making it impossible to ignore.

9.78 Responsibility for implementation of the subprogramme is vested in the Development Policy and Analysis Division, which was formed based on the merger of the Development Policy and Planning Office and the Economic Monitoring and Assessment Unit.

The responsibility for the programme is vested in the Department of Public Information both at Headquarters in New York and in the worldwide network of United Nations information centres and services, information components and regional hubs, where applicable.

And now I have a sort of vested interest I want to do it for prostate cancer. So, you know, you aren't treated if it's not dangerous.

Their independence was a result of the USSR s collapse, and, while some had national revolutions, in most Soviet elites and political culture remained entrenched. Corruption is rife, state capture by powerful vested interests is the norm, and institutional effectiveness and capacity for reform are weak.

This is precisely the point. The biggest resentment among right wing voters in European countries is reserved for political elites, who, in the opinion of many, have been governing for too long in cozy coalitions, which appear to exist chiefly to protect vested interests.

As stated earlier, under article 147, paragraph 2, of the Penal Code, the Prosecutor General, acting in coordination and cooperation with the Central Bank, is vested with broad powers, including that of referring the case to the competent court.

But burdensome regulations are the biggest barrier. Excessive regulation that protects incumbent firms and other vested interests undermines market competitiveness and limits prospects for improved productivity and efficiency.