Eleven Iraqi combat units were employed as independent manoeuvre elements during that operation.

Any such definition should be flexible enough to allow States some room for manoeuvre.

They were sufficiently flexible to leave a wide margin for manoeuvre in their implementation by States.

The establishment of more nuclear weapon free zones would encourage détente and reduce political room for manoeuvre for the United States and its allies.

On that score, multilateral institutions and bilateral donors should reduce conditionality and trade agreements should provide room to manoeuvre so that developing countries can have adequate policy space .

The science spacecraft, called Sancho, would arrive at the asteroid first and, after a rendezvous manoeuvre, would observe and measure the target asteroid over a period of several months.

Unearmarked funds must also be increased so that UNHCR would have more room to manoeuvre in taking the measures that it deemed necessary based on the assessment of the situation.

A lot has been done by individual countries, as well as through multilateral cooperation including through the efforts of international, regional and subregional groups in limiting the terrorists' room to manoeuvre.

One of the three, the Don Quijote mission, one purpose of which was to attempt, for the first time, a deflection manoeuvre, was selected in 2004 for further study and possible implementation.

As can be seen from figure 1 and table 1, existing mandates are very specific on deliverables and deadlines, and thus do not leave much room for manoeuvre for Parties or the secretariat.

it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct.

it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct .

For any one who turns his back on that day, except to manoeuvre or rally to his side, will bring the wrath of God on himself, and have Hell as abode and what an evil destination!

For any one who turns his back on that day, except to manoeuvre or rally to his side, will bring the wrath of God on himself, and have Hell as abode and what an evil destination!

Meanwhile, as described in paragraphs 20 to 23 above, the FARDC MONUC joint operations in the Kivus continue to limit the ability of FDLR to manoeuvre in the more densely populated areas and to threaten civilians.

Regular joint area domination and cordon and search operations have resulted in the apprehension of some militia elements and the seizure of illegal arms and ammunition, as well as limiting the operational room for manoeuvre of the militia groups.

The Commission should offer a clear definition of unilateral acts of States capable of producing legal effects, with sufficient flexibility to leave States a timely margin for manoeuvre in order to be able to carry out their political acts.

Although they took account of international law, including the International Criminal Court, they did not go beyond the obligations of each State to the treaties it had freely ratified, and they gave States a wide margin of manoeuvre to attain the stated objectives.

Although it agreed in principle with the recommendations contained in paragraphs 73 to 78 of the ACABQ report regarding the reclassification of jobs and global staff management, the Jordanian delegation feared that the formula being recommended might reduce the Secretary General's room for manoeuvre in terms of resource reallocation.

Although we wish to be optimistic about the 2006 review conference on the provisions agreed in resolution 59 25 on issues related to the impacts of bottom trawling on vulnerable marine ecosystems, we cannot fail to stress that the irreversible damage already caused to the marine environment leaves us little room for manoeuvre.