It requires consensus here at the United Nations on what constitutes injustice, especially historical injustice, and on what constitutes unfairness.

What constitutes a good life?

After all, what constitutes a world leader?

What constitutes the appropriate mandate for the FMCT negotiation?

There is a growing consensus on what constitutes effective delivery of international support, in particular development assistance.

Section 100.1 sets out a detailed definition of what constitutes a terrorist act'.

They point out, however, that there is no agreement on what constitutes an effective development policy or how to gauge such a policy 3

The basic function of the United Nations is to enforce agreed norms as well as to expand the consensus on what constitutes agreed norms.

The question of what constitutes undue delay depends on the circumstances of each case, such as the complexity of the alleged offences and their investigation.

On food aid, while there is general understanding that food aid should not cause commercial displacement, what constitutes genuine food aid remains to be defined.

What constitutes a viral species is still unresolved, although they're obviously of enormous importance to us.

UNAMSIL is issuing information circulars to help United Nations personnel understand what constitutes sexual exploitation and abuse.

We believe that the international community should be able to agree on a comprehensive convention on terrorism on the basis of a common definition and a common understanding of what constitutes terrorist acts.

Metadata should be prepared according to an agreed framework giving a proper description of what constitutes such data.

This regulation constitutes a long standing demand on the part of social movements.

It is not a simple task to find a widely acceptable definition of what constitutes either militarization or weaponization of space.

The relevant national authorities are expected to provide practical guidance as to what constitutes suspicious transactions for the use of financial institutions.

Delegations have different perceptions of what constitutes a threat to their national security, and which of the core issues should take precedence.

In addition, the MONUC code of conduct has been jointly revised to explicitly define and clarify what behaviour constitutes sexual exploitation and abuse.

These criteria and indicators processes have played a major role in the development of a common understanding of what constitutes sustainable forest management.

The group of adolescents constitutes only 32 .

As a result of technological advances, traditional sectors are converging with other sectors and the notion of what constitutes a natural monopoly is being updated.

Criteria and indicators play a key role in the shaping of a common vision of what constitutes sustainable forest management and in measuring and monitoring progress.

It is critically important that national legislation of States implementing the Protocol be consistent with its provisions, most particularly in clearly defining what constitutes human trafficking.

Under age recruitment, in particular if based on the abduction of the child, constitutes a serious human rights violation.

Order No. 99 17 of 14 June 1999 now constitutes the positive law on the nationality of the Niger.

Remote aid in diagnosing patients under this project constitutes a successful follow on to the Spacebridge to Armenia in 1988.

A fissile material cut off treaty constitutes the next logical step on the multilateral nuclear non proliferation and disarmament agenda.

Phase A constitutes the logical next step for ESA on the way to proposing a mission to the international community.

A fissile material cut off Treaty constitutes the next logical step on the multilateral nuclear non proliferation and disarmament agenda.

Now this image constitutes a huge amount of work.

This constitutes 12.5 of all births in that period.

This constitutes a critical challenge to the enabling environment.

There may still be some debate as to what constitutes an asset, but useful definitions are now available and States can seek further guidance from the Committee on issues such as set off, joint accounts and third party funds.

There appears to exist no clear definition of what in fact constitutes a danger to the State, which allows the phrase to be broadly interpreted and acted upon.

Questions of good and evil, right and wrong are commonly thought unanswerable by science. But Sam Harris argues that science can and should be an authority on moral issues, shaping human values and setting out what constitutes a good life.

Areas of concern, however, include the summary dismissal of claims deemed manifestly unfounded on the basis of very broad criteria, unduly restrictive interpretations of the refugee definition, including very limited notions of what amounts to persecution, who are relevant agents of persecution, what constitutes effective State protection and inadequate appeal procedures.

Today, proactive legislation constitutes the dominant trend in E.U. countries.

In the Netherlands domestic violence constitutes a major social problem .

This report constitutes fulfilment by the Netherlands of this obligation.

Aid management, therefore, constitutes an important part of public administration.

To do this, however, individual countries must be able to accurately define what constitutes illegal timber products and then establish mechanisms by which any such imports can be adequately policed.

(b) Constitutes a breach of an international obligation of the State.

The envisaged review mechanism constitutes an additional guarantee to that effect.

The right to suffrage is personal and constitutes a civic duty.