They were sufficiently flexible to leave a wide margin for manoeuvre in their implementation by States.

The Commission should offer a clear definition of unilateral acts of States capable of producing legal effects, with sufficient flexibility to leave States a timely margin for manoeuvre in order to be able to carry out their political acts.

Although they took account of international law, including the International Criminal Court, they did not go beyond the obligations of each State to the treaties it had freely ratified, and they gave States a wide margin of manoeuvre to attain the stated objectives.

Any such definition should be flexible enough to allow States some room for manoeuvre.

Wide Margin

Eleven Iraqi combat units were employed as independent manoeuvre elements during that operation.

4120 Cash margin requirement

The establishment of more nuclear weapon free zones would encourage détente and reduce political room for manoeuvre for the United States and its allies.

C. Evolution of the margin

A. Evolution of the margin

C. Evolution of the margin

A. Evolution of the margin

1. Evolution of the margin

Given the sensitivity of that issue, our margin for error should be virtually nil.

The oil is priced off the margin.

And so the margin is natural gas.

A. Margin considerations and base floor salary scale

So there really was no tolerable margin of error.

One of the three, the Don Quijote mission, one purpose of which was to attempt, for the first time, a deflection manoeuvre, was selected in 2004 for further study and possible implementation.

CA That's a high gross margin business. I like it.

The margin of error stood at approximately 8 per cent.

As can be seen from figure 1 and table 1, existing mandates are very specific on deliverables and deadlines, and thus do not leave much room for manoeuvre for Parties or the secretariat.

In its research report, Citibank said that the vigorous growth of JD.com in operating profit margin and the gross margin of self operated business has embodied the advantage of JD.com's core business, which will exist for a long time to come.

it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct.

it appeared essential to find the point where the member State could be said to have so little room for manoeuvre' that it would seem unreasonable to make it solely responsible for certain conduct .

But we were forced to play it by an 8 1 margin.

First, as plummeting stock prices caused the equity in investors accounts to fall below the maintenance margin, brokers began issuing margin calls, forcing investors to offload more assets to come up with the needed cash. When they failed to pay margin calls on time, their shares were sold by brokers, pushing stock prices down further.

The productive margin in our governments' search for revenue does not lie in the domestic economy, it lies with international donors.

In other words, the minds on the margin are not the marginal minds.

The revenues increase at a higher level, giving us a healthy margin while you're treating a large number of people for free.

No, what happened to us, Chris, is that power, it's priced off the margin.

For any one who turns his back on that day, except to manoeuvre or rally to his side, will bring the wrath of God on himself, and have Hell as abode and what an evil destination!

For any one who turns his back on that day, except to manoeuvre or rally to his side, will bring the wrath of God on himself, and have Hell as abode and what an evil destination!

Sixteen months ago, the General Assembly adopted resolution ES 10 15 by an overwhelming margin.

On that score, multilateral institutions and bilateral donors should reduce conditionality and trade agreements should provide room to manoeuvre so that developing countries can have adequate policy space .

As for urban unemployment (21.5 per cent), there is only a small margin between the sexes, the figure for women being 20.9 per cent and that for men, 21.8 per cent.

The science spacecraft, called Sancho, would arrive at the asteroid first and, after a rendezvous manoeuvre, would observe and measure the target asteroid over a period of several months.

Part of the problem was that margin trading was not limited to institutional investors. Lightly regulated fund matching companies, for example, would distribute margin loans to virtually anyone, resulting in about CN 2.3 trillion in online private fund matching and CN 1 trillion in offline private fund matching, with a leverage ratio of up to 5 1 for the latter.

Regular joint area domination and cordon and search operations have resulted in the apprehension of some militia elements and the seizure of illegal arms and ammunition, as well as limiting the operational room for manoeuvre of the militia groups.

Unearmarked funds must also be increased so that UNHCR would have more room to manoeuvre in taking the measures that it deemed necessary based on the assessment of the situation.

When she named the law professor Paul Kirchhof, who advocated a flat tax, as her candidate for finance minister, Merkel s electoral cakewalk turned into a nightmare. She lost nearly her entire lead, and in the end won by only a tiny margin a margin too small to form her preferred coalition with the liberal Free Democrats.

A lot has been done by individual countries, as well as through multilateral cooperation including through the efforts of international, regional and subregional groups in limiting the terrorists' room to manoeuvre.

(i) A summary of the status of knowledge of the continental margin, preferably based on a previous desktop study

Moreover, certain States are attempting to confuse matters even further by stating that peacebuilding operations enjoy a greater margin for action such as in conflict and pre conflict situations.

1. Notes that the margin between net remuneration of the United Nations staff in grades P 1 to D 2 in New York and that of officials in comparable positions in the United States federal civil service in Washington, D.C., for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2007 is estimated at 114.0 and that the average margin level for the past five years (2003 2007) stands at 112.3