This actually forms a large part of our decision making process.

2.1 The author's Hiawatha community forms part of the Mississauga First Nations.

The annex to the present Convention forms an integral part of the Convention.

The expropriated area forms part of the larger area of Linnansaari National Park.

It forms part of, and underpins, the multi year funding framework, 2004 2007.

There is also a need to ensure that enhancing access to safe drinking water and sanitation forms a part of development strategies.

The fifth, and final, E enforcement forms an integral part of road safety management.

It is not disputed that fishing forms an integral part of the author's culture.

This instrument would be effective only if it forms part of a two dimensional approach covering both future production and existing stockpiles.

(ii) loss of, or damage to, property, including property which forms part of the cultural heritage

Internal audit is conducted by a dedicated UNHCR Audit Service, which forms part of Internal Audit Division II that is headquartered at Geneva.

The International Court of Justice has stated that the clause itself forms part of customary international law.

The Indigenous Women's Development Programme forms an integral part of the Australian Government's reform agenda in indigenous affairs.

Statistical data related to all forms of violence against women are collected and analyzed as a part of the scheduled statistics on mortality and morbidity.

If the area under application includes any part of a reserved area, attach a list of coordinates of the area which forms part of the reserved area and indicate the applicant's qualifications in accordance with regulation 18 of the Regulations.

The proportion of women and schoolgirls taking part in education of all forms is about 38 40 in 2002.

The current financial plan both forms part of the MTSP for 2006 2009 and covers financial projections for 2005.

Part One General framework for the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women

The project forms part of a wider consultative process to ascertain the views of States in line with General Assembly resolution 58 241 of 23 December 2003.

That effort, which forms part of the implementation of the goal of revitalizing the CTC, deserves to be encouraged and reaffirmed.

In India, newborn health forms part of the national Reproductive and Child Health Program. In Ethiopia, newborn care is being incorporated into a new community based healthcare program.

A number of people occupying emergency shelters are employed full time, seasonally, or part time, or have other forms of income and are unable to find affordable rental accommodation.

As a matter of legal principle and sound policy, the supposition that a treaty forming an element in a dispute is a nullity, simply because it forms part of the causes of an armed conflict, is unacceptable.

The Assembly of IMO, in November 2003, decided that the enhancement of maritime security forms part of strategic directions and plan of the IMO.

The principle of gender equality forms an intrinsic part of personnel policy at the Ministry of Finance, which strives to attract both men and women.

This publication forms part of the IBGE's continuous production and systematization of social statistics that contributes to a better understanding of the life conditions of women, particularly those who head households in Brazil.

Rural Electrification This action covers 29 former quilombo communities and forms part of the Light for Everyone Program of the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME).

In addition, the Environmental Management Authority has stated that it intends to incorporate the harmonized forms as part of the waste management rules which it is currently developing.

New forms of technology should be used as a tool to enhance, rather than replace, current forms of youth engagement.

(a) The comprehensive approach can take two forms.

A far more effective way to create forms, I have found, is to use information that is already contained in forms.

It forms a surface that is, say, chemically active.

Violence against women takes a dismaying variety of forms.

The procurement of goods and services, which forms part of the technical cooperation programmes, was budgeted at a level of 189.8 million for the 2004 2005 biennium, a decrease of 2 per cent from the 2002 2003 biennium budget of 193.6 million.

What forms of suffering could be alleviated, what forms of wealth could be created if we knew a little bit more about cooperation?

The significance of education as an effective measure in the fight against all forms of discrimination against women is also reflected in the fact that a special part of the Convention, with appropriate articles, has been dedicated to education.

It's not just a conservation in formaldehyde of dead forms.

It's a problem that manifests itself in diabetes, obesity, many forms of heart disease, even some forms of cancer when you think of smoking.

She referred in conclusion to the special concern of Italy to combat trafficking in girls and women, as part of its commitment to fighting all forms of abuse and exploitation of individuals.

Forms of organization can have a profound impact on human nature.

Engendered by the indiscriminate violence of religious fundamentalism which, for its part, is fuelled by poverty, injustice and inequality of every kind, it takes various forms attacks, hostage taking, piracy and other acts.

Given our security requirements and the need to guard our long borders, which are not protected by any natural obstacle, the use of landmines forms an important part of our self defence strategy.

from changing your Forms and creating you (again) in (forms) that ye know not.

from changing your Forms and creating you (again) in (forms) that ye know not.

an emphasis on creating time for childcare responsibilities by granting the right to work part time and the right to various forms of leave a financial scheme per leave arrangement, taking into account the responsibilities of all parties involved (government, employers and employees).