Tighter.

Tighter.

The tighter control exercised by Mugunga made it possible for hostages to be held for a longer time.

Chapter V Cost Control

Hold me tighter.

Tighter, my love!

Article 36 An enterprise shall set up a cost control system, enhance the restriction of cost budget, advance the measures for quality cost control, and carry out cost quota management, popular management and the control over the whole process.

Tighter definition of the embargo

Now, put your hands here tighter.

A comprehensive assessment of the regulations relating to tighter control of the circulation of hazardous materials and chemicals classified as explosives, by means of the following

33. In 1985, France, together with Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Spain, signed the Schengen Agreement with a view to tighter control over European borders.

Calls for tighter security for high activity radioactive sources.

Calls for tighter security for high activity radioactive sources.

Tighter sanctions are proposed also in new Section 269.

I leave it alone but I make more tighter.

Them shutters is nailed up tighter than a drum.

(c) They must be cost effective (that is, the cost of implementing the control should not exceed the benefits derived).

However, tighter financial control of peacekeeping operations might give rise to a more accurate picture of current financial needs and reassure Member States that their paid assessments were being properly managed.

Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme cost changes, 2004 2005

Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme cost changes, 2006 2007

The follow up action will range from combating the illicit traffic in small arms and introducing tighter control of legal transfers to reducing the number of small arms in war torn societies.

Quality control will enable higher standards to be set, quickly and at reasonable cost.

of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and programme support cost, by segment

(a) Reasonable assurance the cost of a control or measure should not exceed its benefit.

In many places, however, the gains made by tighter regulations and improved energy efficiency and pollution control technologies have been offset by the increase in traffic (vehicle miles travelled) and the demand for energy.

Many Governments were considering tighter border control measures to stem the tide of migrants and trafficked persons, and many had already started the process of drafting laws with stringent punitive provisions for the offenders.

In affected regions, countries and regional organizations should take immediate steps to stop the inflow of small arms and light weapons through increased cooperation, harmonization or transfer procedures, tighter border control and intelligence sharing.

This was due to cost consciousness, good financial control and a highly competent and motivated staff.

The Board reviewed the new procurement control procedures and the cost effectiveness of the procurement operation.

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Increased cost sharing in support of large drug control programmes was received from Bolivia, Brazil and Colombia.

14. Notes with appreciation the assistance and capacity building efforts extended by various donors, and encourages other donors to provide financial and technical expertise to Kimberley Process participants to help them to develop tighter monitoring and control measures

19. Notes with appreciation the assistance and capacity building efforts extended by various donors, and encourages other donors to provide financial and technical expertise to Kimberley Process Participants to help them to develop tighter monitoring and control measures

United States dollars, for the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and programme support cost

of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme and programme support cost compendium of ongoing projects during the

As President Bush has proposed, tighter controls should be adopted on enrichment and reprocessing technologies.

Furthermore, to keep operating expenditures under control UNOPS must reorganize its internal operations and restructure its cost base in 2006.

Consideration of the effect of these forces can minimize the cost of active control of liquid propellant stages and is a low cost technique for the disposal of solid rocket motor stages.

Consideration of the effect of these forces can minimize the cost of active control of liquid propellant stages and is a low cost technique for the disposal of solid rocket motor stages.

Against a backdrop of generally tighter migration regulation during the reporting period, more encouraging developments were noted.

Pulling the net tighter around those who seek weapons of mass destruction equally entails a collective endeavour.

Even though the oligarchs control all but one of the main television stations, he remains popular. Under President Kuchma, the economy has recently started to boom thanks partly to Yushchenko's brief, reformist premiership four years ago but the oligarchs' grip has grown tighter.

20. The Advisory Committee points out that an efficient inventory system and effective property control are prerequisites to cost effective procurement.

2. Programme support cost arrangement, budget methodology and financial rules for the Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme

In particular, the cost of implementing the proposed control measures should be related to the risk inherent in the prevailing situation.