Moreover, some of the terms and the scope thereof had been elaborated in the commentary.

Some delegations welcomed the broad scope of the terms used in principle 2.

(b) There is justification in terms of a change in the nature or scope of the work

Although positive in terms of the scope of UNICEF activity, these trends also reflect the proliferation of armed conflicts involving children.

b The terms of reference of the workshop should include its objectives, attributes, scope, draft agenda topics, issues to be addressed and so on.

The provisional terms of reference, as presented for information purposes in annex III below, have been drafted with this scope in mind.

Conversely, the terms or stipulations of the volume contract that did not regulate individual shipments remained outside the scope of application of the draft instrument.

While these programmes differ in terms of their substantive scope and budgetary requirements, they all address key development constraints hindering the full utilization of entrepreneurial and productive resources of small and medium enterprises.

The scope of assistance provided will be further broadened, in terms of geographical reach, the number of countries receiving assistance, as well as the content of the assistance provided.

The frequency, changing nature and scope of such emergencies call for an increased response from the international community in terms of more resources and the provision of the requisite skills in disaster prevention and management.

3 For application of changing business scope, company form, key terms in company regulation or requiring auditing of officer s qualification, decision should be made within 45 working days of handling

It relied on articles 34 (2) (a) (iii) and 36 (1) (a) (iii) MAL and stated that these matters did not fall within the terms of submission to arbitration and were beyond the scope of arbitration.

Definition and scope

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The purpose of subparagraph (b) was to make it clear that only those terms of the volume contract governing individual shipments fell under the scope of application of the draft instrument.

Secretariat note The Working Group may wish to consider whether it is necessary to provide further clarification of the terms and concepts used in scope of application draft article 3, particularly paragraphs 1 (b) and 2 thereof.

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This needs to be done on a case by case basis, based on existing divisions between the two in terms of scope, while taking into account the nature of individual conflicts and the situation on the ground.

Scope of application and definitions

Articles 1 and 19 (scope)

Section I. Scope and Application

Scope and modalities of review

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Draft article 1 Definition and scope

Scope, definition and classification of NTBs

In other words, the narrow positive scope of the United Nations Sales Convention (sale of goods) has also narrowed the meaning of the terms contracts concluded for personal, family or household purposes in the common understanding.

Conscious of the long term nature of the consequences of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which was a major technological catastrophe in terms of its scope and created humanitarian, environmental, social, economic and health consequences in the affected countries,

The terms, scope and cost of the participation of UNOPS in the Atlas wave 2 implementation are being negotiated with UNDP, taking into account the Board's recommendations, the funding constraints of UNOPS and the timetable of UNDP for the implementation of wave 2.