In principle, an aerospace object can be defined as such.

Such support is defined as the key feature of the subregional offices' work.

The total amount of spending defined as such is KM 2,198 per capita annually.

Cash dealers are defined both by function, such as a financial institution, and by activity, such as a person who operates a casino.

Such attacks should be defined as terrorist acts and the Convention itself should enter into force as soon as possible.

Family defined as such is family in a broader sense, because, other than parents, it includes relatives as well.

Defined as such, the quot Trade Point quot product is clearly differentiated from trade information systems.

(i) Exigency should be defined through a listing of situations that may be considered as such

No deadlines are defined for such an inspection.

The obligations of certain organizations, such as the World Bank, are defined as quasi sovereign by the credit ratings agencies.

The term peacebuilding is an innovation in public international law and, as such, has not been defined.

Promotion criteria are defined by specific legislation for specific areas, such as education, public administration and the health sector.

The limits of such inclusiveness had to be defined, however.

By the mid 1990s, a broader concept, capacity development , defined such organizations as parts of larger systems that needed improvement.

Poverty, in that sense, can be defined as deprivation of that capability, and extreme poverty may be regarded as extreme deprivation of such capability.

4. Concepts such as that of public emergency , which is subject to widely varying interpretations, therefore have to be properly defined.

His Government would interpret such contribution , for example, to mean abetment, assistance or other similar acts as defined by Japanese legislation.

Such behaviour may involve a refusal to sell, discriminatory practices or tied sales as defined in article 30 of the Act.

(b) Targeting of buildings or sites that usually have a significant presence of children, such as schools and hospitals, should be defined as a war crime

The aim and purpose are defined as

In such cases, even through the nationals were hired and paid, international law as it now stands would not allow the act to be defined as mercenary.

review their national laws and establish criminal offences for terrorist acts as defined in its article 1, and to make such acts punishable

Four characteristics of humane markets were defined as

(i) Nuclear material as defined in subparagraph (b)

(ii) Nuclear fuel as defined in subparagraph (c)

(iii) Radioactive products as defined in subparagraph (d)

Any expulsion should be based on legitimate grounds, as defined in domestic law, taking into account issues such as public order and security or other essential national interests.

Such internationalization could be defined as a second wave of OFDI from developing countries, which is different from the first wave in the 1970s.

This view of equality defined a person by personal characteristics such as gender, race or religion, and accorded each group different categories of rights.

However, to our knowledge there are no well defined international practices in such cases.

Transcending locality, such communities are defined by common intellectual, social, economic and psychological interests.

Direct costs are defined as unequivocally linked with programmatic activities, while indirect costs are defined as those incurred during the management of programmatic activities.

Sustainable use MPAs are defined as allowing uses such as small scale artisanal fishing, recreational fishing, wildlife viewing, diving and snorkelling for example as long as they have minimal impact on the marine environment.

as defined in Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol

Article 334 A procurer is defined as any person

The various causes of loss are defined as follows

They asked how ASYCUDA fitted in with other trade efficiency activities such as ACIS and whether UNCTAD had a clearly defined strategy concerning potential synergies.

It also imposes severe punishments for vaguely defined crimes which are open to wide interpretation by the authorities, such as writings detrimental to the President.

Thus defined, EPPs, put into the context of current WTO negotiations, would nevertheless raise certain systemic issues, such as recourse to processes and production methods (PPMs) as the sole criterion.

The order applies, however, only to the West Bank as defined by Israel, so it does not allow such staff members to drive in East Jerusalem.

For such an undertaking to achieve success, it needs to be embodied in a clearly defined strategy document, referred to as a master plan by UNDCP.

Even in ancient times, such fundamental components of the right to freedom of movement as the movement of people, ideas and goods had already been defined.

These projects fall into four categories, three defined as long term operational programmes such as energy efficiency, renewable energy and reducing the long term costs of low greenhouse gas emitting technologies.

The terms dust , mist and vapour are defined as follows

What remains is for the United Nations to indicate how such a role may be defined.