Non compliance and the scope of the problem

A. Scope and nature of the landmine problem

This, however, does not mean that the scope of the problem has been reduced.

Well, first you have to, as an engineer, scope the problem. How big is it?

8. The international community had shown a gradually increasing awareness of the scope of the problem.

The characteristics and scope of this problem mean that it cannot be faced effectively through isolated efforts.

The root of the problem for his delegation was the potential scope or effects of the practical guidelines.

A questionnaire was being prepared to determine the scope of the problem and establish which would be the States affected.

Within the broader scope of marine litter, the problem of lost and abandoned fishing gear requires more specific and sectoral solutions.

They had also brought out the scope, complexity and multisectoral nature of the problem, which necessitated mobilizing all actors in society.

(iv) Inventories of persistent organic pollutants, after improvement or updating, indicate a change in the scope of the problem to be addressed.

Very extensive participation quantitatively impressive, geographically representative of the scope of the problem and the interest attached to its solution is already assured.

The paper examined the background to the problem, the definition of the term quot persons not in need of international protection quot , the scope of the problem and highlighted States apos responsibility in this area.

As from the end of 2004 this system will provide permanent insight into the scope of the problem, insofar as reported to the police.

Because of the conditionalities that it imposed and its limited scope, the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative had failed to resolve the debt problem.

In fact, the global scope of the problem required ongoing intergovernmental consultations and cooperation and a close involvement of the international and regional organizations concerned.

Because landmines inhibit rehabilitation and restrain development, the nature and scope of the problem must be defined in a public health and socio economic context.

Thus, with the approach of the new century, it would be suitably equipped to deal with the scope and dynamism of the problem of illicit drugs.

Despite the vast scope of its programmes and its commendable efforts, UNHCR could not tackle the refugee problem alone and required enhanced support from Member States.

The problem cannot be dealt with exhaustively in a single report because it even goes beyond the scope of the Special Rapporteur apos s original mandate.

40. In terms of frequency and scope of complaints the greatest single problem today for indigenous peoples is the failure of States to demarcate indigenous lands.

Compared to the scope of the need, those efforts rest on modest financial resources, in conditions in which Chernobyl is unfortunately often seen as an old problem.

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During his first mission, the Special Representative gathered a great deal of information about the scope of the problem and potential measures to prevent child prostitution and trafficking.

The issue of the ill defined scope of the concept of verification was pointed as part of the problem, since it prevented the development of an effective verification regime.

Changes in the world political economy and advances in technology over the past three decades have had a significant impact on the scope and nature of the drug problem.

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