This would provide better clarity on the issue of protection training.

An agreed definition of terrorism would provide clarity and help better ensure human rights.

Finally, the Committee has considered the need to provide clarity and transparency on what it takes to implement resolution 1373 (2001).

In their view, such an illustrative list would provide a scope for the concept of peacebuilding and add clarity to it.

Clarity about Austerity

Clarity about Diamonds

The clarity, the calm.

In that regard, the Special Committee requests the Secretariat to provide greater clarity on measures that have been taken to enhance their security.

Institutional clarity is sorely needed.

Over the next month, the Committee will continue that discussion on how best to provide the desired clarity and transparency through sets of best practices.

I need someone with political clarity.

This lack of clarity must be resolved.

They were a crucial factor for clarity.

as well as inexorable logic and clarity.

Make clarity, transparency and simplicity a national priority.

Others cautioned against that, for the sake of clarity.

Lack of clarity concerning target areas for Programme support

And you can see, off a tiny film, incredible clarity.

(iv) There must be stability, clarity and coherence in implementation

Let me briefly hail the clarity of the Secretary General's proposals.

Delegations of authority, definitions of terms and procedural requirements lack clarity.

Make clarity, transparency and simplicity a national priority. I thank you.

(c) Information on the relevance and clarity of the division of responsibilities

We would need greater clarity on how this timeline could be achieved.

The statement was aimed at giving clarity in its mandate and structure.

He felt in general that the final draft should have greater clarity.

Ms. Ahn Eun ju (Republic of Korea) said that the draft Convention was a significant achievement that would provide legal certainty and clarity, in particular for natural and juridical persons engaging in commercial dealings with States.

The format was designed to maximize clarity, and the language was user friendly.

The issues at stake are important and need to be addressed with clarity.

For the sake of greater clarity, the paragraph should become a separate article.

I see now with horrid clarity that they were nothing but a mockery.

The European Union takes note of and welcomes the detailed report of the United Nations Panel of Eminent Persons on the situation in Algeria in order to provide the international community with greater clarity of that situation.

That's as it was given to us in all of its clarity and glory.

And I've taken the liberty, just for clarity, to translate that to data slices.

Many thanks go also to Mr. Alan Doss for the clarity of his briefing.

More clarity was needed on United Nations reform and staff should be fully involved.

There was a pressing need for greater conceptual clarity in addressing peacekeeping related issues.

(a) The definition of development is ambiguous and therefore needs more clarity and precision

We look forward to further clarity with respect to information offered for the Commission's consideration.

She also wanted more discussion and clarity on the measures to be provided by States.

For clarity purposes, it was agreed that both expressions should be retained in article 23.

6. Clarity should be a goal in the formulation of Security Council resolutions imposing sanctions.

It seems that this item requires a clearer definition or should be reformulated for clarity.

10. Members of ACC expressed reservations regarding the clarity and appropriateness of recommendation 1 (d).

Under the leadership of the Secretary General's reform process, a series of steps will be proposed to provide greater clarity on the roles and responsibilities of humanitarian agencies to ensure more effective and accountable action on behalf of the displaced.