They will thus constitute the basis for determining future outcomes and performance indicators.

It is these principles that constitute a basis of our interaction for the future.

On the basis of existing networks, African NGOs often constitute ideal partners for the implementation of energy projects.

On the basis of the considerations suggested above, the following would constitute desirable improvements to agenda item 2 deliberations

With that in mind, the Technical Group is preparing a proposal that could constitute the basis for broad consultations at the United Nations.

There has been an ongoing recruitment of personnel who form the basis of the military force, and constitute the al Ittihad's de facto army.

Promote negotiation, on a voluntary basis, of free trade agreements among developing countries as they constitute a tool for strengthening South South economic cooperation.

The Press must not adopt positions that constitute direct and blatant violation of the fundamental rights or constitute a flagrant negative discrimination against groups of people, on the basis of gender, nationality, race, religious practices and ideological beliefs, as well as sexual preferences of the individuals comprising these groups.

Since the restoration programme cannot be implemented, the Panel does not consider that the amount requested on the basis of such a programme would constitute the appropriate compensation for the loss.

Creating the environment conducive for a long term, sustainable and viable economic development of all the Palestinian territories would constitute a suitable basis for additional assistance efforts by the international community.

The Working Group therefore considers that, as from 5 December 2002, Mr. Haidera's continued detention without any legal basis, which under international standards a detention order may constitute, is arbitrary.

7. Affirms that the strategic framework, as outlined above, shall constitute the principal policy directive of the United Nations and shall serve as the basis for programme planning, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation

Outputs Publication in 2007 of the Industrial Development Scoreboard, which will constitute the basis for the assessment and benchmarking of national competitive industrial performance and related drivers at global and regional levels.

On the question of exceptional risk, the declaration by the General Assembly or Security Council, which should constitute the basis for the trigger mechanism, should include measures to address exceptional risk, both actual and potential.

The certification report shall constitute

Secondly, the setting of a cap on the Secretary General's authorization to spend from the budget in 2006 is on an exceptional basis and should not constitute a precedent to followed at any time in the future.

To go further would constitute an inadequate and risky interference of the Council in the constitutional basis of an independent judicial body and a position inconsistent with the principles we have defended in the past on this issue.

Under this draft, proposed articles 2 to 4 would constitute the scope of application chapter, and proposed article 1 would constitute the definitions chapter.

To reaffirm the important role of the United Nations system in strengthening the international legal architecture by promoting the rule of law, respect for human rights and effective criminal justice systems, which constitute the fundamental basis of our common fight against terrorism

While it would definitely constitute an interference with the human right to physical integrity, as a proportional measure it would not constitute CIDT.

These things constitute a balanced meal.

These persons shall constitute the bureau of the Committee.

The conclusions to be submitted will be essential because they will constitute the basis of our future work in effectively implementing that indispensable process for ensuring the protection of the marine environment and enhancing the socio economic aspects of the use of the oceans.

It has, unfortunately, been the dominant tendency of researchers to explain the lower level of achievement of the deprived ones on the basis of internal psychological characteristics rather than the contextual factors which constitute the phenomena of deprivation and poverty (Misra Mohanty 2000b 148).

These objectives constitute end states for the planning framework.

X members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

Women constitute slightly more than half of the workforce.

Twelve members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

Six members of the Committee shall constitute a quorum.

The amendments introduced through the LFO constitute significant affirmative action.

The Geneva phase of the Summit went on to adopt a Declaration of Principles and a Plan of Action (see A C.2 59 3, annex), which constitute the basis for a common approach towards the information society by all the States Members of the United Nations.

(a) Half the members plus one shall constitute a quorum

Young women constitute 35 per cent of the Bank's clientele.

The meeting would constitute a first step in this direction.

Would that constitute an impediment to their signing the convention?

The fund raising efforts of the Institute constitute an ongoing activity.

Sexual exploitation and sexual abuse constitute serious misconduct.

Well managed forests also constitute net carbon sinks.

The resolution could constitute an important building block in UNIDO's decentralization.

That guidance system would constitute the peacekeeping doctrine of the United Nations.

Young people constitute the largest segment of the population of El Salvador.

The agreed solutions constitute real overall progress compared to the 1994 Convention.

Such a preliminary order does not constitute an award.

Measures to reduce trade barriers constitute a mutual responsibility.

Civilian casualties now constitute a staggering 90 per cent.