We condemn such acts in the strongest terms.

So the terms are that you find such a man.

Much has already been achieved in terms of preventing such harassment.

If such an agreement were reached among the five successor States, it would be necessary for the Assembly to decide to accept its terms before it became binding upon the Organization.

Terms upon which common agreement has been reached and their corresponding definitions are given below.

As such, the GM can be characterized in terms of the following

Power is the ability to get the outcomes one wants, and the resources that produce such behavior depend upon the context. In functional terms, power is distributed like a three dimensional chess game.

The international community must make it prohibitively expensive for States to use such weapons expensive in monetary terms and expensive in political terms.

The ideas have to be such that you think in completely different terms.

They have found this arrangement very practical in terms of logistics, which are usually more flexible in such venues, and in terms of travel.

Such a request, articulated in precise technical terms, shall be transmitted through the Secretariat.

Nor do we understand those terms to constitute an expression of support for such.

Such is the responsibility that history thrusts upon us.

upon discovering in such a brutal and public style

Article 5 states that aliens are entitled to be parties to proceedings upon the same terms as nationals.

His delegation would welcome comments regarding the use of such a broad range of terms.

Norway supported article 12 but would like to see certain terms, such as restitution, clarified.

While we welcome the increased consultations between the Council and the wider membership of the United Nations, it is my delegation's considered view that such interaction could be improved upon, both in terms of frequency and in terms of reflecting the views of non member States in the decisions of the Council.

Parties to the Montreal Protocol agreed upon terms of reference for the Multilateral Fund and terms of reference for the Fund's Executive Committee when they decided to establish it in 1992.

The relationship between the Claimants and their former employees was contractual in nature and the terms of such contracts, whether written or implied by law, required that the payments be made upon termination of the employment relationship.

It also recognized, however, that the question of payment plans and the terms and conditions to be applied to such plans went beyond its terms of reference.

And immediately, a lot of different responsibilities, in terms of my education and so forth, were heaped upon me.

The mission calls upon the international community to provide assistance to that end, including in terms of capacity building.

States have asked for clarification of certain terms with respect to listing, such as associated with'.

Terms such as lethargy , paralysis and overcast atmosphere have been used to describe the current situation.

To date, no clear consensus has emerged on the terms of reference for such a forum.

The terms of reference should also include performance indicators such as timeliness for evaluation of results.

The development of those systems was contingent upon overcoming significant challenges in terms of frequency coordination, technology readiness and financing.

Uruguay, as a country which was making a significant contribution to such operations in regional terms, demanded the opportunity to participate in such consultations.

In such a climate, progress hinges upon careful and targeted planning.

Where a collective agreement has been entered into, such terms and conditions shall be implied terms in the contract of employment between employers and workmen bound by the agreement.

(c) To determine adherence to the terms of the contract, such as deliverables, time and material provisions

Some participants discussed the need for the formulation of common definitions for terms such as conflict commodities .

At the end of the reporting period, the Agency was still negotiating the terms of such insurance.

Such consultations have produced important results in terms of promoting industrialization and a government private sector partnership.

28. The mandates of sanctions committees should be such that they can be fulfilled in practical terms.

87. Norway indicated that access for vessels flying its flag to the fisheries zones of other countries was regulated by international agreement with such countries, and that national vessels could only fish in those waters upon the express consent and under such terms as were laid down by the countries concerned.

Administration Parties to the Montreal Protocol agreed upon Terms of Reference for the Multilateral Fund and Terms of Reference for the Fund's Executive Committee when they decided in 1992 to establish the permanent Fund.

Given the danger that these standard terms could pose in terms of hiding derogations from the obligations in the draft instrument, it was thought that paragraph (b) provided practical and indispensable protection for small shippers faced with such standard terms.

(b) Concerning the programme and terms of reference, the Government asked for clarification of the terms unfettered access and restricted areas , which were contained in the standard terms of reference, and the reasons for the requested access to such areas

Staff members may resign from the Secretariat upon giving the Secretary General the notice required under the terms of their appointment.

Fundamental to the success of OCG has proven to be its operational independence in terms of deciding upon activities to be

The Government of Ecuador calls upon this forum to address the problem of migrants in terms of equality for all nationals.

This income poverty can be considered in absolute or relative terms, depending upon the understanding of the notion of basic needs.

What has come upon you that you judge in such a wise?