The nature of international human rights treaties and the indivisible and interdependent nature of human rights naturally result in specific human rights being protected under several treaties.

Second, the nature, timing and scope of assistance should be determined in accordance with the specific needs of any given State.

Peacekeeping missions must have clear, realistic and achievable mandates in keeping with the specific nature and requirements of each of them.

The first task appears to be the obtaining of accurate and specific data on the nature, scale and imminence of the problem.

The net impact on a host economy depends on the nature of the R D undertaken and the specific circumstances of the host economy.

A number of crises some regional in nature, as in West Africa, others country specific, as in Darfur have been characterized as crises of protection.

The unique nature of its activities calls for a special working relationship between Procurement Services and the substantive branches of the Programme Development and Technical Cooperation Division in view of the technical, complex and project specific nature of the requirements for goods and services.

The monitoring exercised by these special procedures, other than country specific mandates, is based on a thematic approach which is limited by the particularized nature of each mandate.

There seem to be good reasons for organizing regulators as general rather than sector specific agencies (moreover, some of the difference in performance expected from competition agencies and regulators would likely disappear if the regulator were general instead of being sector specific in nature).

It's a design inspired by nature, but it's not a copy of any specific foot you just looked at, but it's a synthesis of the secrets of many, many feet.

The specific global reach and transnational nature of the industry meant that uncoordinated national efforts alone would not suffice in regulating the industry, but also made coordinated effort more difficult.

The Supreme Court specified that each instance of non conformity of goods needs to be notified, with specific indication of its nature, so that the seller could take adequate measures.

And I was thinking, well I'm trying to think nature, nature, nature.

Given the specific tripartite nature of ILO, the ILO procedures give standing to States, employee groups and employer groups but not to individuals or to authors designated on behalf of individuals.

Lastly, the drafting of an optional protocol to the Covenant would draw attention away from the specific nature of enforced disappearances and dilute the message the United Nations sought to convey.

Responding to the same questions, the source claims that both the accusation and the charge were formulated in a general manner, making it impossible to determine the specific allegations being made against the accused or the nature of the specific evidence that led to charges being brought against them.

Although most of the recommendations generated in these Processes are of permanent value, the specific nature of issues encountered in some current targeted sanctions regimes and their implementation could require further refinement.

The Basic Principles and Guidelines were the result of 15 years' work and made a clear distinction between human rights and humanitarian law while respecting the specific nature of each category of law.

Members agree that the General Assembly could consider allocating country specific items of a predominantly political nature to the Fourth Committee after consultations with the co sponsors of resolutions pertaining to these items.

Such strategies involve establishing consensus on the nature and causes of marginalization interacting with decision makers on the issue and developing specific capacity building measures for overcoming the factors that deprive children of access.

In this context, it submits that in domestic proceedings, the author failed to submit specific objections against the nature of the asylum proceedings, thereby denying the competent authorities the opportunity to respond to those objections.

Nevertheless it believed that the effect of an armed conflict on a treaty would very much depend on the specific provisions of that treaty, its nature and the circumstances in which it had been concluded.

Nature

Further sustained effort is needed to increase awareness and recognition among policymakers and planners in developing countries of the nature of voluntary action within specific local contexts and of the contribution such action makes to societies.

New technologies are helping us to understand the nature of nature the nature of what's happening, showing us our impact on the Earth.

They suggested the recommendations in the final report should avoid being prescriptive, and should not include any reference to a specific country in order to be more general in nature and applicable to a greater number of countries.

The General Civil Service Regulations state that certain bodies, because of their technical nature or the qualifications they require and their specific needs, may in their own regulations make exceptions to certain provisions incompatible with their normal operation .

Through nature, the nature of the universe and the nature of man, we shall seek truth. If we seek truth, we shall find beauty.

Others, however, opposed the proposal, stressing that scattershot prosecutions should be avoided, and that enforced disappearance must be made a criminal offence in itself, given its specific and complex nature, which was not merely a series of random acts.

The members agree that the General Assembly could consider allocating to the Fourth Committee country specific items of internationally predominant political nature and of pertinence to the Committee, after consultations with the sponsors of resolutions pertaining to these items.

However, Saudi Arabia explains that, because of the nature of the analysis used in the Quantification Study, it is not possible to identify the specific individuals who died as a result of the increased air pollution, or their families.

This requires the use of flexible and site specific approaches, incorporating a broad set of techniques that are capable of addressing the wide range of habitats the nature, extent and types of damage and the different ecological conditions present.

Nature is nano.

I love nature.

It's human nature.

Farmers that rely on nature for solutions, for answers, rather than imposing solutions on nature.

Data collected routinely from services are useful in assessing the scope and nature of violence against women in specific populations and can contribute to an understanding of societal response, as well as the response of agencies in addressing such violence.

At that time, full utilization under RPTC activities was not observed due to the artificial closing of projects at the end of a biennium, or for those projects that could not be completed due to the specific nature of activities.

He wished, however, to propose the following amended version of the first paragraph on the second page Members agree that the General Assembly could consider allocating country specific items of an internationally predominantly political nature and pertinence to the Fourth Committee .

And I'm a character that's extremely interested in understanding the nature of that constructed reality because there's no such thing as nature any more. Nature is gone.

Nature works very differently.

adventure,entertainment,environment,nature

Nature, city. Nothing changes.

That's just human nature.

Habit is second nature.