Given the enormous uncertainties involved, the new cyber dimensions of security must be high on every government s agenda.

A Year of Anniversaries and Uncertainties

These bands relate to the underlying uncertainties, as follows

Despite the large uncertainties associated with climate predictions a number of Parties provided information about how they dealt with the uncertainties inherent in climate change and emission scenarios.

This raises uncertainties about the status of such agreements under the GATS.

(b) Reduction of legal uncertainties and obstacles posed by inadequate and disparate laws.

Writers have, over several generations, insisted on the uncertainties which beset the topic.

In the view of the Panel, the EHS contains a number of uncertainties.

Mr. Shrestha (Nepal) We are living in a world characterized by great possibilities and uncertainties.

But law is different than other kinds of uncertainties, because it carries with it the power of state.

Maintaining the stability of the scale, and thus minimizing uncertainties, would facilitate the normal functioning of the Organization.

On the other hand, dollar oscillations increase costs and uncertainties that are associated with fluctuations in exchange rates.

In addition, special consideration should be given to LDC Parties that have recently evolved from conflict situations Uncertainties regarding

In 2002, due to these uncertainties, UNMOVIC identified the issue of VX as one of the remaining unresolved disarmament issues.

However, the Panel considers that there are substantial and unquantifiable uncertainties in Kuwait's estimate of lost biomass using these models.

Given current policy and political uncertainties and the multiple equilibria that they entail it is difficult to predict with a high degree of confidence which road eventually will be taken and when. Those who claim otherwise may well fail to appreciate fully the exceptional nature of the current situation.

Are we in Singapore, Hong Kong, or São Paulo? Why challenge the certainties of the present with the uncertainties of the future?

We all share the sense of both risk and opportunity that arise from the contrasts and uncertainties of the current global order.

Agriculture in Mali also needed to be protected against the uncertainties of climate, in particular through mechanization and the improvement of farming practices.

The Advisory Committee is of the view that the establishment of liaison offices is premature, given the uncertainties regarding the workload of the office.

1.39 UNRWA's budget, funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions (cash and in kind), is subject to uncertainties in the timing and value of funding receipts.

(e) The Assessment of Assessments will need to acknowledge uncertainties there may be gaps in scientific knowledge and in data and these should be identified.

This second option would be less desirable than the first. The speculative uncertainties associated with a Grexit might well threaten other eurozone economies (for example, Cyprus and Portugal), while Greece, with a devalued drachma, would find it painfully expensive to import the capital goods it needs to generate a broad base of high wage jobs.

Intensive CH4 measurement and modeling is underway because of significant uncertainties in both anthropogenic and natural emission data that are critical for estimating the global CH4 budget.

To minimize the negative impact of uncertainties about income on programme implementation, UNICEF continuously reviews progress against the plan, identifies deviations and takes corrective action as necessary.

Considering that problems created by uncertainties as to the legal value of electronic communications exchanged in the context of international contracts constitute an obstacle to international trade,

Considering that problems created by uncertainties as to the content and the choice of legal regime applicable to the assignment of receivables constitute an obstacle to international trade,

Given the uncertainties facing other accounts, the Secretary General will propose that the available balances in the accounts of closed peacekeeping operations be retained for the time being.

However, the provision is needed in view of the remaining uncertainties in a considerable number of countries as to whether contracts can validly be concluded by electronic means.

Considering that problems created by uncertainties as to the content and the choice of the legal regime applicable to the assignment of receivables constitute an obstacle to international trade,

Iraq also argues that both pre conflict and post conflict imagery should have been used on a number of different sites and vegetation densities in order to reduce uncertainties.

The study also noted that the majority of deaths resulted from violence, and that a high proportion of the violent deaths were due to US aerial bombing. The epidemiologists acknowledged the uncertainties of these estimates, but presented enough data to warrant an urgent follow up investigation and reconsideration by the Bush administration and the US military of aerial bombing of Iraq s urban areas.

Some participants emphasized that outer space security involves many uncertainties and murky' situations, such as flight tests that in some circumstances can indicate that space weapons testing is taking place.

Stressing various uncertainties, he suggested that investments in these technologies may begin with present day needs that address climate variability concerns and are further justified by consideration of climate change.

A rising China, a resurgent Japan, an assertive Russia, and an anachronistic North Korea have added new complexities and uncertainties to the region. The latter s pursuit of nuclear arms is particularly worrying.

Of course, we do not have annual data for Babylonian gold prices. We can only assume, given wars and other uncertainties, that true market prices back then, like today, were quite volatile.

Quality control activities include general methods such as accuracy checks on data acquisition and calculations and the use of approved standardized procedures for emission calculations, measurements, estimating uncertainties, archiving information and reporting.

SMEs face greater challenges in internationalizing. In particular, they have insufficient or fewer resources to meet the costs of information collection and to overcome uncertainties, risks and obstacles associated with OFDI activities.

Although they concern a relatively modest length (around 2 km) of the structure, these uncertainties are a determining factor in the selection of its longitudinal profile and of the applicable construction strategies.

Regular resources programme expenditure decreased by 3.6 million, or 24 per cent, from 15.3 million in 2003, to 11.7 million in 2004, due mainly to uncertainties in the forthcoming amount of core support.

Analysts generally believe that complicated factors in the UK such as exposed economic risks, increasing disputes among domestic politics, cumbersome subsequent procedures after Brexit, and increasing future uncertainties all impede its nuclear power projects.

As for carbon tetrachloride emissions and reduction opportunities, he noted that while there had been data uncertainties, 2002 production of CTC was less than 200,000 metric tonnes, with almost half coming from developing countries.

(a) The concept of a NEO precursor mission, as opposed to a costly fully fledged deflection mission test that could face a large number of uncertainties, had attracted considerable interest among the NEO community.

The most important activity undertaken during the reference period is the fourth borehole drilling survey in the Strait of Gibraltar, aimed at clarifying the geological uncertainties encountered in the central third of the layout.

Likewise, Venezuela was running large fiscal deficits and tolerating high inflation even when oil prices were above 100 a barrel at current prices, it may have to default on its public debt, unless China decides to bail out the country. Similarly, some of the economic and financial stresses faced by South Africa, Argentina, and Turkey are the result of poor policies and domestic political uncertainties, not Fed action.