(a) It must be a truly unifying force and therefore broadly accepted

Delegations broadly accepted that the primary duty for promoting and protecting human rights fell on States.

For our part, we are ready to contribute to finding a solution that will be broadly accepted and thus seen as truly legitimate.

Each of these is based on broadly accepted descriptions of desirable conditions, against which the performance, capacity or behaviour of an entity may be examined.

Capability poverty, which has now been broadly accepted in the human development literature, can also be regarded as a simultaneous deprivation of income, human development and social exclusion.

It is now broadly accepted by the international community that promoting and guaranteeing the rule of law in a country dramatically promotes the development of the country as a whole.

Although the key propositions laid out in the Bruntland Commission Report in 1987 and in Agenda 21 in 1992 had been controversial at the time, they were currently broadly accepted.

It was broadly accepted that, regardless of the status of the persons concerned, their return should be undertaken in a humane and dignified manner and in conformity with human rights standards.

Building mutual confidence is crucial if the parties are to walk together the path that is laid out for them in the road map, which remains the most broadly accepted peace plan.

And broadly applicable across many platforms.

Although the standards and norms do not impose enforceable obligations on Member States, such instruments provide practical guidance to States in their conduct and they enshrine goals, practices and strategies broadly accepted by the international community.

This does not bother the United Kingdom, which has no desire to join the eurozone. Among eurozone members, however, the need for greater political integration is broadly accepted, and not just by the economic and political elites.

Even in countries not at war, poisonous identity politics is becoming increasingly widespread and accepted. In Egypt, for example, the public has been broadly supportive of a brutal crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood and its Islamist supporters.

Out of the government s anti inflationary efforts emerged the Lawson doctrine, first stated in 1984 and broadly accepted by governments and central banks ever since. The conquest of inflation, Lawson said, should...be the objective of macroeconomic policy.

2. The jurisdiction of the court would not be complete without the inclusion of a broadly accepted and clearly defined notion of serious threats to the environment, which should also be reflected in the statute of the court.

It was broadly accepted that, regardless of the status of the persons concerned (rejected asylum seekers, migrants, or others), their return had to be undertaken in a humane and dignified manner and in conformity with human rights standards.

We use something broadly called model based design.

The road transport services have been broadly liberalized.

From the results of previous ad hoc panels, it was concluded that knowledge gaps still exist and there are questions pending about translating broadly accepted principles on early warning into action oriented procedures (NAPs and regional action programmes (RAPs)).

That consensus was possible due to the inclusion of the term peacebuilding , despite the fact that we all know that we do not have a broadly accepted definition of that term, either in political doctrine or under international law.

Nevertheless, the facts were broadly publicized through other channels.

The road map, which was endorsed at the inter agency meeting held on 4 February 2004, was broadly accepted by the international community as a practical approach to ensuring active involvement of all relevant stakeholders in a focused and well coordinated manner.

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During the month of August, the situation remained broadly stable.

Those efforts had been broadly supported by the international community.

The Commission apos s recommendations broadly cover the following areas

35. Agency operations can often be broadly categorized as follows

Accepted EULA

You accepted?

She accepted!

An alternative to DDT may be broadly defined in two ways.

However, its legislation is broadly in harmony with those international instruments.

A total term of six years had become broadly accepted by international organizations, as well as the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions, to allow an External Auditor to develop a comprehensive understanding of an organization, establish sound relationships and follow through on audit findings.

No gratuity accepted.

Accepted the invitation

Application partially accepted

Innovations on gender mainstreaming in budget processes should be more broadly disseminated.

These guiding principles broadly regulate the workings of the criminal justice system.

The right freely and autonomously to found trade unions is interpreted broadly.

With regard to the content of the topic as outlined in paragraph 189 of the report, with which his delegation was broadly in agreement, the only query was whether the clean hands rule quoted in chapter III A could really be regarded a generally accepted principle.

Anne accepted Henry's proposal.

I accepted her invitation.

He accepted my idea.

He accepted her gift.

She accepted his gift.