Parties to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material were working to amend the Convention to broaden its scope.

Admittedly, however, a protocol would need to be developed to broaden its scope of application to all United Nations operations and eliminate the requirement of the declaration of exceptional risk.

We therefore reject the attempt to broaden the scope of the Article to include the question of so called imminent threats.

The word hostilities should be changed to armed conflict to broaden the scope and to be consistent with amended article 1.

The Convention marked a milestone in that area, even though a complementary, binding instrument was needed to broaden the scope of that protection.

Kuwait supported the adoption of a protocol to the 1994 Convention that would broaden the scope of its application and enhance the protection of United Nations and associated personnel without a review of the Convention.

Significant progress has been achieved in several areas of our bilateral cooperation, and Turkey's European Union perspective will further broaden the scope of our relations.

However, a number of submissions believe that there is a need for considering additional thematic topics in order to broaden the scope of the implementation review.

In that connection, he commended its efforts to broaden the base of donors to its budget.

Urges the specialized, affiliated and subsidiary organs of the OIC System, to take effective measures to broaden the scope of their cooperation with relevant international and regional organizations.

That defines its scope.

In that connection, we note with satisfaction the decision to broaden the scope of the Register of Conventional Arms as a measure to promote transparency and confidence throughout the world.

The proposals for action have also helped to broaden the scope of such programmes, bringing related intersectoral problems and issues into focus, and have advanced the effective participation of stakeholders.

In July 2005, the Secretary General decided to broaden the scope of financial disclosure, as currently required of senior officials, including those employed on a short term basis or under special conditions.

Its scope of application is vast.

Moreover, as a firm believer in the value of international law, it joined the call for renewed efforts to conclude a protocol that would broaden the scope of legal protection under the Convention.

In seeking sustainable solutions, its main objective, we believe that the Council should broaden its focus on the follow up to situations on its agenda.

In that regard, the draft text submitted by the Chairman of the Working Group provided a constructive basis for continued discussions and should make it possible to broaden the scope of legal protection under the Convention.

Revision of the 1994 Convention to broaden its scope of application fell into the procedural framework of article 40 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, but was not compatible with current or future United Nations operations, nor did it take into account the urgency of enhancing staff protection.

The United Nations should not restrict its role to norm setting but should expand its help to its members to further broaden and deepen democratic trends throughout the world.

The adoption of that amendment, which, as expected, will take place during the Conference in July 2005, will significantly broaden the scope of the Convention and be an important step towards strengthening the physical protection regime in the world.

Noting that full funding of the UNHCR budget remained essential, he said that the European Union encouraged UNHCR to continue its efforts to broaden its donor base.

We therefore would like the Security Council to broaden the scope of the concept associated with Al Qaida in the draft resolution now under consideration so that the sanctions regime can be better adapted to keep pace with the terrorist threat.

The System is unprecedented in its technological scope and global coverage.

A static variable exists only in a local function scope, but it does not lose its value when program execution leaves this scope.

Israeli legislation currently defined trafficking only in terms of prostitution, but the Government and the legislator would propose bills to broaden its definition.

This is due to some ambiguity as to both the positive scope of application of the latter and the explicit exclusions from its scope.

Its scope and the loss of human life and property were unprecedented.

In line with its tradition of providing meetings related statistics in the report of the Secretary General on the pattern of conferences and in response to the repeated requests of the Member States, the Department will broaden the scope of the information it collects and share it with the Member States to facilitate their provision of more targeted and relevant guidance.

The Executive Directorate will broaden its expert advice to the Committee in relation to implementation by Member States of Security Council resolution 1373 (2001) as follows

Turkey was also striving to improve the quality of informal education and broaden its content, and courses were offered with a view to improving women's literacy.

It was also observed that provisions of the protocol should clearly define its scope.

Singapore Airlines' acquisition of a strategic stake in Virgin Atlantic Ltd in December 1999 to broaden its share in the transatlantic air travel market is an example.

An insurance company shall only operate its insurance business within the scope of business approved.

In accordance with resolution 1566 (2004), the CTC was fully resolved to broaden its interaction and coordination with other structures of the United Nations involved in fighting terrorism.

It cannot be asked to perform tasks that are beyond the scope of its statute or not approved by its membership.

Requests Member States to give priority to regular resources ( core' contributions) over other resources ( non core' contributions) and also requests UNDP to continue its efforts to reduce its dependency on a few large donors and to broaden its donor base

But the interesting thing is, you can broaden the search a little bit.

This approach would broaden the range of treaties potentially applicable for interpretation purposes.

The Council may review the scope objectives of this Agreement years after its entry into force.

He thanked the donors and expressed the hope that with their help, the Agency would be able to increase its effectiveness and broaden the sphere of its activities, especially given the population increase in the region.

(a) Any activity within the scope of the present articles carried out in its territory or otherwise under its jurisdiction or control

Outreach and strategic engagement activities will culminate in a GEO Forum a major intergovernmental and multi stakeholder event organized to consider the GEO 4 assessment findings and broaden its audience.

Ms. Beydoun (Lebanon) said that efforts had been made to broaden education without discrimination.

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