This would provide better clarity on the issue of protection training.

An agreed definition of terrorism would provide clarity and help better ensure human rights.

More clarity was needed on United Nations reform and staff should be fully involved.

(a) The definition of development is ambiguous and therefore needs more clarity and precision

She also wanted more discussion and clarity on the measures to be provided by States.

Finally, the Committee has considered the need to provide clarity and transparency on what it takes to implement resolution 1373 (2001).

In their view, such an illustrative list would provide a scope for the concept of peacebuilding and add clarity to it.

Clarity about Austerity

Clarity about Diamonds

There was a need for greater clarity in the distinction between reservations and interpretative declarations, which more and more frequently accompanied or replaced reservations.

The clarity, the calm.

In that regard, the Special Committee requests the Secretariat to provide greater clarity on measures that have been taken to enhance their security.

But as more and more countries become involved in space activities, it is essential that we avoid misperceptions and mistrust by promoting clarity and cooperation.

Institutional clarity is sorely needed.

Under the leadership of the Secretary General's reform process, a series of steps will be proposed to provide greater clarity on the roles and responsibilities of humanitarian agencies to ensure more effective and accountable action on behalf of the displaced.

Over the next month, the Committee will continue that discussion on how best to provide the desired clarity and transparency through sets of best practices.

I need someone with political clarity.

It is hoped that this formal engagement can bring with it the kind of clarity with which we can more positively engage.

This lack of clarity must be resolved.

They were a crucial factor for clarity.

as well as inexorable logic and clarity.

Make clarity, transparency and simplicity a national priority.

Municipalities authorities are to provide more direction.

As to article 38, there was a need for more clarity, in particular with regard to the objectives of the assistance mentioned in the article.

Others cautioned against that, for the sake of clarity.

Lack of clarity concerning target areas for Programme support

I think I can provide more detailed information.

This latter approach, although providing clarity, would make the relevant provisions more difficult to read for the majority of cases in which no auction is used.

Management commented that in our view, it is not necessary to issue modified version of the accounts statements for 1996 , but informed OIOS that the note to Statement XX for the period ended 31 December 1997 has already been modified to provide more clarity about the plans operations.

And you can see, off a tiny film, incredible clarity.

(iv) There must be stability, clarity and coherence in implementation

This approach would provide for more realistic budget estimates.

But we must acknowledge that neither the open ended informal consultations nor the discussions in plenary have brought any more clarity or transparency to our discussions, and have sometimes even contributed to making positions more rigid.

Mr. Gatan (Philippines) I just wish to indicate our support for the British proposal, which, I think, will give more clarity than the words in the context of .

This would provide more focused work, actively involving a larger number of people, and would also provide larger flexibility than more or less permanent expert groups.

This would provide more focused work, actively involving a larger number of people, and would also provide larger flexibility than more or less permanent expert groups.

Let me briefly hail the clarity of the Secretary General's proposals.

Delegations of authority, definitions of terms and procedural requirements lack clarity.

Make clarity, transparency and simplicity a national priority. I thank you.

(c) To provide a source more effectively, efficiently or expeditiously

He therefore proposed that, in the interests of giving draft article 4 more clarity and force, the existing text should be replaced by provisions worded along the following lines

The reason for bringing this issue under the attention of the Committee is that we feel that there is a need for more clarity with regard to this subject.

The latest IPCC report describes our current predicament with disturbing clarity global temperatures are climbing, mountain glaciers and polar ice caps are melting, sea levels are rising, and extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and more severe.

Simply put, more liquidity will not lead to more active bank lending until there is more transparency regarding the extent of non performing loans and the relevant economies have become more flexible. The ECB s asset quality review and bank stress tests are expected to bring some clarity to the first question.

(c) Information on the relevance and clarity of the division of responsibilities