The scope and extent of data collection

It is unknown to what extent these pilot projects have led to projects of greater scope and permanence.

It is unknown to what extent those pilot projects have led to projects of greater scope and permanence.

The Working Group considered the scope and extent of its revisions to the Model Law and the Guide to Enactment.

(iv) Any limitation on the scope or extent of liability stipulated by the certification service provider

Scope and extent of revisions of the Model Law and the Guide to Enactment (A CN.9 WG.I WP.38, paras.

The extent of the limits to verification cannot be identified unless the scope of the treaty is defined.

A. Background, scope and definitions The scope of the following preliminary review of the extent to which children are protected from becoming victims of trafficking by international law excludes the following aspects of child trafficking

Partnerships can be developed on a global, regional, national and or local level, depending on the scope of activities and the extent of cooperation agreed upon.

The scope and exercise of Community competence were subject to continuous development and any relevant modification of the extent of the competence would be notified accordingly.

Its energy, transport and industrial policies have been determined to a growing extent by main trends in the EU, with decreasing scope for independent domestic policy making.

Security arrangements, which must be kept under constant review, will continue to determine to a considerable extent the scope and scale of what the United Nations can achieve.

Some delegations were of the view that the articles related to cooperation between States would to a large extent depend on the scope of the convention.

The Committee also urges the State party to provide in its next periodic report information on the scope and the extent of the problem of homelessness that particularly affects immigrants.

Definition and scope

Objectives and scope

Objectives and scope

Scope and Application

Background and scope

Scope and approach

Scope and features

(iv) The dissemination and further development of national research into the nature, extent and climate change related effects of aircraft emissions, and work on the scope for further reductions, should continue under the ICAO umbrella

To the extent the proposal below differs from the scope of application draft articles in A CN.9 WG.III WP.44, the text below has been highlighted in italics.

Many countries of the Indian Ocean were stricken by that brutal, swift and destructive disaster, whose impact was so widespread that more time is still required to assess the scope and extent of the damage.

(a) Examine the scope for reducing the extent to which agencies are funded in advance, and where possible move to a system of reimbursing actual expenditure, thereby reducing cash flow risks and improving financial control

Scope, form and structure

(iii) Scope and difficulties

B. Framework and scope

I. FRAMEWORK AND SCOPE

This proposal is reasonable to some extent. However, its scope, which covers all MOTAPM regardless of whether they are remotely delivered or hand emplaced, is too broad to be feasible.

Studies are being undertaken in several countries to determine the scope and extent to which budget and aid restructuring and efficiency gains can contribute to achieving universal access to basic social services in the shortest possible time span.

(d) Examine the scope for reducing the extent to which agencies are funded in advance, and where possible move to a system of reimbursing actual expenditure, thereby reducing cash flow risks and improving financial control (para. 53)

The scope of the expropriation may thus be defined as covering, in addition to the project site, easements in other lands to the extent necessary for the execution of the project.

Scope of application and definitions

Articles 1 and 19 (scope)

Section I. Scope and Application

Scope and modalities of review

Scope and modalities of review

Scope and Structure of Study

B. Format, content and scope

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