DocBook The Definitive Guide

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The Agreement on the Definitive Ceasefire

Too often, expert opinion is thought most useful to policymakers when presented as a single definitive interpretation. As a result, experts typically understate uncertainty.

Every definitive matter is resolved on it,

Every definitive matter is resolved on it,

I can't give you a definitive answer.

Exclusion is deeper and more definitive than poverty.

Defendants enjoy the presumption of innocence until definitive sentence.

I think we should see to her definitive internment.

But it's imperative that we listen because it's undeniable and definitive.

On 17 May 1982, they issued a definitive certificate of acknowledgement.

The Copyright Act regulates the limitations on copyright with definitive effect.

However, none of this changes Cuba's definitive position as regards the Treaty.

These financial resources are used worldwide and are considered definitive by scholars.

As stipulated in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, its arbitration is definitive and binding.

With regard to complementarity, the definitive balance required had not yet been struck.

There has not been a decade of television without a definitive, dominant TV mom.

That would put a definitive end to unilateralism in resolving international disputes and issues.

What better contribution could there be to peace than the definitive rejection of illegality?

It is not yet much nor is it definitive. It could easily fade away.

10. Most national authorities cite the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation as the definitive authority, giving a balanced view on levels of exposure and the health effects of those exposures.

The Commissioner indicated that he would appreciate receiving a definitive response in the coming days.

It shall become definitive if, after 45 days, no appeal has been made against it.

Furthermore, the concept of nationality was not the definitive legal element that it once represented.

It shall become definitive if, after 45 days, no appeal has been made against it.

My Government underlines the importance of achieving definitive peace in Darfur as quickly as possible.

Every effort should therefore be made to revitalize them and to prevent their definitive closure.

28. A definitive comparison of the two systems is not available at the present time.

Therefore projected economic use of the site should be based on the results of a definitive radiological assessment, which is required for a full understanding and identification of the most significant environmental problems associated with the site.

That was a milestone. It heralds the definitive end of nearly four decades of brutal conflict.

The Treaty clearly lacks an explicit commitment to the definitive end of the nuclear arms race.

On that basis, it will be possible to arrive at a definitive structure for the Investigations Division.

Such arrangements could be binding or non binding there was no need to adopt more definitive language.

UNRWA had to continue its work until a just and definitive settlement of the question was achieved.

(e) It is difficult to make a definitive assessment of the current status of international space law.

This Act amended Act No. 16.618, containing the definitive text of the Minors Act, and other legislation.

Finally, the Institute could benefit from the definitive appointment by the Secretary General of an Executive Director.

(c) Three hundred votes shall be distributed among the producer members in proportion to the average of the values of their respective net exports of tropical timber during the most recent three year period for which definitive figures are available.

(c) Three hundred votes shall be distributed among the producer members in proportion to the average of the values of their respective net exports of tropical timber during the most recent three year period for which definitive figures are available.

A definitive solution to that question must take into account the legitimate concerns of both Israelis and Palestinians.

Furthermore, the Disarmament Commission is still having trouble establishing a definitive and firm agenda for its future work.

Though activation of a proposed demolition order was suspended, no definitive response had been received by mid 1997.

This was necessary, as very definitive and specific proposals had been made in the annex to the report.

Forgive me, but this might be the definitive proof that cinema is 50 years behind all other arts.