It's a place worth caring about. It's well defined.

Well defined criteria for imposing, administering and lifting them were required.

Every nuclear weapon free zone must be a well defined geographical entity.

Things are not clearly defined.

First, a mission must be well defined, with a clear strategy and clear objectives.

The Committee also remains concerned that supervision and guidance for vulnerable families are not well structured and defined, making it difficult to monitor the situation.

Compassion is not defined in one form.

The bigger you are systematically, according to very well defined rules, less energy per capita.

Created to target specific, well defined goals, global funds are a prime example of public private partnerships, since they may include not only public but also private resources.

The view was expressed that ethical principles relating to outer space activities should be well defined and considered as having a moral force and not be of a binding nature.

Family defined as such is family in a broader sense, because, other than parents, it includes relatives as well.

Science is not defined by the method section of a paper.

As citizens and reformers alike pursue good government, the importance of well defined and well functioning institutions of governance, as well as citizens' ability to understand them and hold them accountable, has become clearer.

Notably, the exceptional risk element contained in the Convention had not been defined.

Taking advantage of that momentum requires innovative action, consensus among all international actors, steady cooperation, perseverance and a well defined common strategy.

Behold, patent infringement via mobile device defined as a computer which is not stationary.

Ultimately, we now live in a world defined not by consumption, but by participation.

In order to be heard, the United Nations message must be clear and well defined and reach the largest possible number of people.

We are not defined by our central properties, by the bits that make us up.

But organic food isn't the answer either, at least not the way it's currently defined.

Conversely, the English term permissibility (and not admissibility ) adequately defined the content of article 19.

In view of what has been stated above, the Advisory Committee believes that there is a need for the Secretariat to develop a well defined, comprehensive and coherent policy, not only for peacekeeping, but for all other United Nations activities as well, both at Headquarters and in the field.

The National Policy for the Advancement of Women and Girls, finalized in 1999, while well defined and clearly aimed at empowering women, could not be effectively implemented for lack of sufficient resources and access to necessary information.

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It was suggested that the Commission adopt a more disciplined approach, ensuring that the items of the agenda for the congresses are more well defined.

Governments need to set a well defined initiative for women's health promotion that offers a vision and focus for women's health into the next century.

The concepts defined in the revised Oslo Manual will be progressively implemented in national innovation surveys as well as in Eurostat's next Community innovation survey.

The Trust Fund, which is based on a well coordinated programmatic approach, allows donors to improve their aid effectiveness by contributing to a consolidated fund, dedicated to a well defined goal with clearly set objectives.

Secondly, we believe that the term peacebuilding operations does not contain legally defined concepts or provisions.

The five expected accomplishments seem relevant, but they are not specific, measurable, area defined or time bound.

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The view was expressed that the words express consent should not be defined in the draft instrument.

Although the Constitution was amended by referendum of 11 November 2001, discrimination has still not been defined.

The term peacebuilding is an innovation in public international law and, as such, has not been defined.

There is hardly any national minority, however defined, that is not also an ethnic or linguistic minority.

A universally accepted definition of terrorism was needed so that the international community could take concrete and well defined measures against those who were identified as terrorists.

These chemical pollutants are currently not a criteria air pollutant, as defined by the U.S. Clean Air Act.

France did not recognize the State of Palestine, because, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it did not have a defined territory.

The notion of the responsibility to protect is welcome, but its parameters should be well defined to avoid the temptation to interfere in the internal affairs of States.

Politics have defined our lives.

So can life be defined?

This immigration is not an invasioni barbariche, as Italians refer to the Völkerwanderung, although the orders of magnitude are comparable. As migrants move between markets with well defined property rights, immigration in principle is beneficial for both the immigrants and the target country.

Other States have prudently adapted their criminal law by, for example, increasing the penalties for existing and well defined crimes, such as murder, when committed with a terrorist intent.

In its responses to the Committee's list of issues and questions (CEDAW PSWG 2005 I CRP.2 Add.5), the State party had defined the concepts of discrimination and equity, but had not defined the concept of equality.

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