The extent to which those declarations have translated into actual action at the country level is not clear.

Reiterating its satisfaction at the extent to which the parties cooperated with the Personal Envoy of the Secretary General,

Charles used to say, The extent to which you have a design style is the extent to which you have not solved the design problem.

II. SURVEY OF THE EXTENT TO WHICH CHILDREN ARE PROTECTED

bodies and the extent to which recurrent publications could be

I was astonished at the extent of his reputation.

She explained that the issue is not the extent to which women and or minorities are represented at the highest political levels.

It looks at the extent to which official national statistics, as differentiated from internationally prepared estimates, are available in various areas of concern.

The third part considers the extent to which the interrelations between human rights and environmental protection have been addressed at the national level.

60. The Board was concerned at the extent to which UNTAES was using the miscellaneous obligating document procedure, which, unlike purchase orders, does not require a competitive bidding process.

There has at the same time been a growing realization of the extent to which mankind is exposed to natural sources of ionizing radiation.

And finally, regarding the extent to which burden sharing should be systematized

The Board is concerned at the extent of losses recommended for write off, which the Board considers could have been avoided with tighter inventory management.

Namely, the extent to which you have one of these biased time perspectives.

Although they vary in the extent to which they contain provisions aimed at strengthening their development impacts, they are only one aspect of South South cooperation.

According to Iraq, the baseline situation was one in which the aquifers were only being used to a limited extent and not at their sustainable yields.

(iv) the extent to which environmental protection measures have been undertaken due to governmental legislation, and the extent to which governmental requirements (for example, a timetable for the reduction of emissions) have been achieved

Therefore, the Board could not establish the extent to which reports were being received.

And finally, regarding the quot EXTENT to which burden sharing should be SYSTEMATIZED. quot

The Government Performance Project analyses also revealed, however, that Governments varied markedly in the extent to which they valued one management system over another, in terms of the extent to which they invested resources in the various systems, and the extent to which they considered the management systems to be useful policy tools for achieving other ends.

The exceptional procedure which made this result possible emphasized the extent to which the CTBT negotiations were no ordinary negotiations.

Although the availability of indicators for country are less than desirable, we were surprised at the extent to which the MDG database did not accurately capture data that already exists at the country level.

There are no statistical data on the extent to which this procedure has been used.

The extent to which the entire political spectrum and population supports the dialogue is unclear.

Therefore, the extent to which organizations with racist aims could promote them was clearly restricted.

(ii) The extent to which economic deprivation and exploitation are linked to violence against women

The extent to which the guidelines were followed is illustrated in tables 5 and 6.

The leaders reviewed measures that have been taken to implement resolutions adopted at their previous conferences in various economic fields, and they express their gratification at the extent to which those resolutions have been implemented.

The extent to which developing countries could benefit from knowledge diffusion and innovation also depends on the extent to which a TNC is embedded in the wider network of research operations, including domestic firms and the public sector.

(iii) The extent to which tools to improve monitoring and oversight of resettlement have been adopted

The tables below show the extent to which the oil sector contributes towards the Syrian economy.

However, the value of these provisions is limited to the extent to which they are applied.

The standard test of success for such schemes is the extent to which trade creation between member countries outweighs trade diversion from other markets and the extent to which the scheme moves the region towards freer (and greater) trade.

The extent to which such financial mechanisms could be extended and developed in other financial institutions is an issue which merits attention.

At the same time, progress in the area of decentralization offers the opportunity to assess the extent to which the authorities have taken into account the legitimate interests of minorities.

42. Success in the thematic area of gender will be measured by (a) the extent to which a viable, common regional agenda is established in the area of leadership and women (b) the extent to which public awareness about violence against women is raised in specific target groups on violence (c) the extent to which mainstreaming tools are utilized by target groups and disseminated in the region.

However, these are to a very large extent technical matters for which technical solutions can be found.

The Board s observations raise doubt about the extent to which these strict requirements are being strictly enforced.

No wonder so many people have trouble making ends meet. But the Center for Economic Policy Research, which published the e book, and Project Syndicate, which distributes this column, are both (at least to some extent) donor funded.

WSP EAP promoted quality to an extent that Nam Saat could not accept at that time.

The quality of the services provided by government, the extent to which they truly meet citizen needs and demands, the transparency with which they are funded and delivered, and the extent to which the government can be held accountable are all critical in a substantive assessment of good government.

One is there's the science of achievement, which almost everything that's run is mastered to an amazing extent.

Specific criterion (iii) The extent to which participation of stakeholders in those programmes and processes has been enhanced

Specific criterion (iii) The extent to which major groups have been encouraged to participate in developing voluntary reports

Specific criterion (v) The extent to which Forum sessions provide opportunities to voluntarily report progress and lessons learned