What constitutes a reasonable compromise varies from country to country.

Secondly, with regard to freedom from fear, terrorism constitutes a serious threat to all progress.

What constitutes a good life?

This constitutes the first batch.

According to GEF figures, the funding from reporting Parties constitutes 63.89 of the total over the 1994 1996 period.

It requires consensus here at the United Nations on what constitutes injustice, especially historical injustice, and on what constitutes unfairness.

After all, what constitutes a world leader?

The group of adolescents constitutes only 32 .

That constitutes the foundation for the peace process.

Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

As previously noted, when an armed conflict constitutes a genuine emergency, a State may restrict and even derogate from certain human rights.

Now this image constitutes a huge amount of work.

This constitutes 12.5 of all births in that period.

What constitutes the appropriate mandate for the FMCT negotiation?

This constitutes a critical challenge to the enabling environment.

The present report constitutes his report to the Commission.

The absence of immediate rehabilitation constitutes a serious problem.

The text of the resolution constitutes an annex thereto.

(3) Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

(4) Preparation for this crime also constitutes a crime.

It is arguable that this constitutes a lost opportunity.

He claims that that constitutes discrimination based on age.

This Conference constitutes part of the multilateral disarmament machinery.

Now, wouldn't you say this constitutes a formal introduction?

Property that was obtained by marital partners by working during their marital community, as well as the earnings from this property, constitutes joint property.

In Greece, issues of gender equality are discussed mainly from the viewpoint of civil and social rights, which of course constitutes an important dimension.

Today, proactive legislation constitutes the dominant trend in E.U. countries.

In the Netherlands domestic violence constitutes a major social problem .

This report constitutes fulfilment by the Netherlands of this obligation.

Aid management, therefore, constitutes an important part of public administration.

Registration in court constitutes only a notification, not a licence.

232. Bulgaria apos s medical personnel constitutes a sizable potential.

Nor is there agreement as to what behaviour constitutes success.

24. External debt also constitutes an element of resource flow.

What constitutes retaliation, a rock thrown at his golden head?

4. Nothing in this Protocol shall prevent a State Party from taking measures against a person whose conduct constitutes an offence under its domestic law.

This constitutes a 378 per cent increase in the number of transactions, or arms embargo violations, from the previous reporting period, October to December 2004.

That constitutes 25 per cent of the official development assistance (ODA) from the 30 industrialized members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

It is claimed that the quot agony and suspense quot derived from such a long period on death row constitutes cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.

(b) Constitutes a breach of an international obligation of the State.

The envisaged review mechanism constitutes an additional guarantee to that effect.

The right to suffrage is personal and constitutes a civic duty.

Needless to say, extreme poverty constitutes a violation of human dignity.

However, properly understood, the provision constitutes an important source of clarification.

(b) where it constitutes a serious threat to her physical health