Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain), noting the importance of international standardization, asked whether the terms used in the definitions or alternative terms had been employed in other international contexts.

Haiti requires international cooperation in terms of financial and technical assistance.

The international community should provide more assistance in terms of funding, technology and training.

(ii) relevant terms generally used in United Nations environmental treaties and international scientific organizations

The participants thereby encouraged the international community to think in less black and white terms.

In many countries, domestic tourism outweighs international arrivals in terms of volume and income generated.

In terms of the Convention nº. 150 of the International Labor Organization (OIT) and its Recommendation nº.

Additional terms of reference governing the audit of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Today, its composition does not reflect the current international system in terms of either demographics or power.

In the nuclear weapons Advisory Opinion the International Court formulated the general legal position in these terms

UNOPS indicates that the firewalls that have been implemented are appropriate in terms of international best practice.

Option 3B process for review and approval of the terms of reference by the International Atomic Energy Agency

The role of the international community in terms of resource mobilization is also very important in this regard.

For the large majority of developing countries, their share in the international tourism market, in terms of both international tourism arrivals and receipts, is still small.

Delegates agreed that internally displaced persons are among the most neglected in terms of support from the international community.

In general terms, Amnesty International noted that conditions of detention often do not respect standards relating to fundamental human rights.

In qualitative terms, moreover, scant attention is paid to international law, and even less to international human rights law, in the ongoing debate on reform in the United Nations.

On 5 February 2006, the terms of office of the following five members of the International Court of Justice will expire

I'm in awe of their power in terms of imagination, in terms of technology, in terms of concept.

The operations of international organizations in terms of lending to the rural woman entrepreneur, however, cannot cover all regions of the country.

Effective international cooperation can also strengthen capacity building for early childhood, in terms of policy development, programme development, research and professional training.

Assuredly, the influence that our Arab nation wields and the position it occupies in the international arena are not proportional, either in terms of economic power or in terms of social prosperity, to our wealth of natural and human resources.

(e) the States concerned should, where appropriate, seek the assistance of competent international organizations and other States on mutually acceptable terms and conditions.

In terms of international trade, commercial establishment abroad may be the main method of trade however, e commerce is gaining in commercial importance.

The international community, in accordance with the rules and principles of international law, including international humanitarian law, has clear responsibilities in terms of ensuring the proper conduct of the occupying Power, including compliance with its legal obligations and commitment.

They have needs which have to be met efficiently in terms of energy, in terms of cost, in terms of quality.

In tandem with an expected fall in world economic growth in 2005, growth in international trade is also expected to slow in real terms.

The support of the international community both financially and in terms of political will was essential to the successful implementation of the UNHCR mandate.

We believe that adoption of the draft will serve to mobilize more international assistance in terms of both immediate relief and long term recovery.

Contractual terms

Accordingly, the study must address two indissociable concepts the international obligations of States under international public law and the effective implementation of these commitments, in both legal and practical terms, at the domestic level.

Referring to paragraph 6, she said that her delegation viewed the terms character and status as synonymous, since the term character had no known legal meaning under international humanitarian law, including customary international law.

India has an impeccable record in terms of non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and related technologies and adherence to all its international commitments.

Concerning the voice and participation of developing countries in international economic decision making, there was a consensus in the Bretton Woods institutions on the need to address the underrepresentation of developing countries in numerical terms and in terms of the amount of assistance received.

The recognition that Africa needs not only international support but also significant international support on generous terms over the forthcoming decade to help realize agreed and important development goals has been emphasized in several recent reports.

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Use of terms

Terms of reference

Use of terms

Terms of reference

Gender of terms

2. Endorses the terms of reference of the panel on the strengthening of the international civil service, as contained in the report of the Secretary General

Views are also expressed about the benefit of a legally binding instrument, in terms of raising the status of forest related issues on the international agenda.

COP 6 had praised the Parties and international and non governmental organizations (NGOs) for the quality of the information provided under the terms of the Declaration.

We urge all parties to allow the United Nations International Independent Investigation Commission to conduct its work in accordance with its mandate and terms of reference.