This has allowed for a substantial degree of flexibility.

Nonetheless, while following that procedure, the Committee will maintain a certain degree of flexibility.

These time limits will be applied with a degree of flexibility towards all speakers.

Although some degree of flexibility was needed, activities should abide by the mandates decided upon by the Security Council.

The Pakistani delegation believed it was desirable to have a degree of flexibility in reallocating resources on a needs basis.

5. Decides that the four Parties that have invoked Article 4.6 of the Convention, requesting in their first communications flexibility to use base years other than 1990, be allowed this degree of flexibility, as follows

Considering the broad variety of such legislation and environments, the quot model statutes quot offered had to embody a high degree of flexibility.

In that connection, OIOS would like to emphasize that those instructions should allow for a realistic degree of flexibility for national contingents concerning CSPs.

The application of bottom up approaches and methodologies must incorporate a significant degree of flexibility in order to account for substantial differences across countries and regions.

A certain degree of flexibility should be allowed to Annex I Parties with economies in transition comparable to the stipulation in Article 4.6 of the Convention.

In addition, providing for a degree of flexibility might constitute a useful incentive for the parties to agree on the applicable law under paragraph (1).

They do, however, provide a certain degree of financial flexibility. However, the overwhelming majority of women do not have access to bank loans because they cannot provide collateral.

Hence, some degree of financial flexibility that had been present when troops and contingent owned equipment was a more prominent component of costs will be lost in 1998.

There was a need for a higher degree of simplicity, flexibility and complementarity among the three international drug control treaties in scheduling ATS and their precursor chemicals.

Effective management of such a system required a certain degree of flexibility, particularly in the case of the out of area component, which was specifically related to the international character of common system staff.

A number of transition economies in Europe introduced more flexible employment regulation last year.7 However, while moving towards greater flexibility in labour standards, countries should ensure that some degree of employment stability remains.

At the same time, this discussion of the bilateral agreements, being closer to the reality of different countries and to their specific situation the different levels of social and economic development of course provides a degree of flexibility and a degree of reality that is sometimes lacking in the more abstract and generic approach.

Flexibility

I should like to conclude my remarks on the proposed programme of work and timetable by reminding delegations of the need to maintain the requisite degree of flexibility in the process of implementing the programme and timetable.

And so we're proposing a different kind of flexibility, something that we call compartmentalized flexibility.

In the experience of some members of CEB, the best procurement results have not always been obtained by relying on the concept of lead agency and it is important to maintain a degree of flexibility in this regard.

Degree of fuzzyness

Openness, transparency and consultation are to a large degree a matter of improving the practice and the culture of the Council. This could also be reflected in rules of procedure, provided that flexibility is left for further development.

Budgetary flexibility

4. Flexibility

First, flexibility.

Degree of decentralization achieved,

You say attempted first degree murder. Why first degree?

The challenge for the accession negotiations to be held in WTO is to combine, within a reasonable time frame, the necessary rigorous observance of multilateral disciplines with a degree of flexibility and understanding for the difficulties and constraints faced by LDCs.

I call it sort of shotgun flexibility.

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It considered that while a degree of flexibility should be maintained to permit organizations to fulfil their mandates, it should not lead to significantly different remuneration amounts among the organizations for the same work at the same duty station.

Degree of participation of developed countries,

Degree of participation of international organizations,

Secondly, peacebuilding requires flexibility.

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Flexibility is also necessary.

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The current policy of granting temporary refuge to these people already indicates a degree of flexibility in applying the immigration related provisions while in national law, these people may be seen as illegal border crossers, in effect, they are not treated as such.