Charles used to say, The extent to which you have a design style is the extent to which you have not solved the design problem.

The Government Performance Project analyses also revealed, however, that Governments varied markedly in the extent to which they valued one management system over another, in terms of the extent to which they invested resources in the various systems, and the extent to which they considered the management systems to be useful policy tools for achieving other ends.

Namely, the extent to which you have one of these biased time perspectives.

(iii) The extent to which tools to improve monitoring and oversight of resettlement have been adopted

The extent to which developing countries could benefit from knowledge diffusion and innovation also depends on the extent to which a TNC is embedded in the wider network of research operations, including domestic firms and the public sector.

There are no statistical data on the extent to which this procedure has been used.

The extent to which the entire political spectrum and population supports the dialogue is unclear.

The standard test of success for such schemes is the extent to which trade creation between member countries outweighs trade diversion from other markets and the extent to which the scheme moves the region towards freer (and greater) trade.

Specific criterion (iii) The extent to which major groups have been encouraged to participate in developing voluntary reports

Specific criterion (v) The extent to which Forum sessions provide opportunities to voluntarily report progress and lessons learned

And this is not the audience to which I'm going to preach to what extent the Internet empowered people.

The quality of the services provided by government, the extent to which they truly meet citizen needs and demands, the transparency with which they are funded and delivered, and the extent to which the government can be held accountable are all critical in a substantive assessment of good government.

However, these are to a very large extent technical matters for which technical solutions can be found.

The Tribunal's power to impose the death penalty demonstrates the extent to which it contravenes international human rights standards.

Innovativeness the extent to which initiative, creativity and new procedures have been developed to address major poverty related issues

No statistical information on the extent to which Diya is accepted in lieu of execution seems to be available.

The extent to which couples jointly agree on starting a family or adding to a family is not documented.

The extent to which this happens depends to a large extent on the willingness of TNCs to integrate into the local economy and source domestically, rather than becoming an enclave by depending mostly on imported inputs.

Central authorities will have to determine the extent to which rights and access to high value areas can be decentralized.

One is there's the science of achievement, which almost everything that's run is mastered to an amazing extent.

Specific criterion (iii) The extent to which participation of stakeholders in those programmes and processes has been enhanced

The review should note the extent to which the information in the national reports addresses the following areas

The extent to which those declarations have translated into actual action at the country level is not clear.

Specific criterion (ii) The extent to which countries have developed and started to implement national forest programmes or equivalent processes

Recommends that Member States assess the extent to which personnel engaged in responding to drug abuse possess those key skills

Ms. Gaspard said that it was difficult to judge the extent to which the Convention had been implemented in Paraguay.

As usual, the extent to which he can do this will depend on the degree to which all Member States meet their financial obligations to the Organization.

There was also a need to consider how best to highlight the extent to which States were failing to respond to communications.

(g) The extent to which the same matter is being examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement.

In other words, the organization's responsibility would depend on the extent to which it was involved in the act.

They also differed markedly in the extent to which and in the ways in which they shared budget information with citizens and other critical stakeholders.

Specific criterion (iii) The extent to which the Collaborative Partnership on Forests members have responded to the guidance of the Forum

The extent to which UNDP country offices assume this responsibility, and how visible it is, varies considerably from country to country.

The Government of Egypt had invited UNCTAD to assess the extent to which it had implemented the recommendations of the IPR.

In his view, the Tribunal's power to impose capital punishment demonstrated the extent to which it contravened international human rights standards.

He underscored that there needed to be a systematic presentation of information on the extent to which States provided responses to communications.

The presentations also addressed the extent to which the same technologies could mitigate the effects of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

The angels and the Spirit will ascend to Him during a Day the extent of which is fifty thousand years.

The angels and the Spirit will ascend to Him during a Day the extent of which is fifty thousand years.

The extent to which armed groups receive logistical support and arms shipments across the border must thus be further investigated.

(d) The extent to which inter company pricing policies drive the consequent distribution of assets and liabilities within corporate groups

By and large, those controversies are over the extent to which and how best the United Nations should be involved.

The recent assassination of one of Saddam Hussein's defence lawyers demonstrated the extent to which his concerns were well founded.

Inflation was generally lower in 2004, partly owing to currency appreciation, which offset the sharp increase in petroleum prices to some extent.

Specific criterion (i) The extent to which partnerships relevant to the implementation of the IPF IFF proposals for action have been advanced