Article 4 sets out the State measures that should be taken in order to achieve the purpose of the Declaration and is its most important part, together with article 2, which sets out the rights.

This Code sets out eight criteria which must be met before the export of a weapon can be authorized.

The act sets out exceptions which might have an indication of gender discrimination but are justified for certain reasons.

Sets how installed files will be laid out.

The present report sets out to meet that request.

On a world health scale , which sets out the country's overall health condition, Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks at the 79th place.

Empire is about the enforcement of not just minimal rule sets, which you cannot do, but maximum rule sets which you must do.

It sets out a road map to meet country specific MDGs.

An Evaluation Framework and Methodology Report, which sets out the evaluation questions to be addressed and methodologies, was completed in March of 2005.

Denmark has issued a discussion paper for today's debate, which sets out some of the main challenges we see on the road ahead.

To achieve its objective, the directive is accompanied by an energy tax directive,5 together with which it sets indicative targets for biofuel substitution and sets out a legal framework for fiscal and other national measures to promote biofuels.

(c) The proposed programme budget shall remain the principal instrument in which the Secretary General sets out the resources and staffing requirements of the Organization

We commend the Secretary General for submitting the report, which sets out a road map for our deliberations on the reform of the United Nations.

The Agreement sets out details of land ownership, resource sharing and self government.

Section 100.1 sets out a detailed definition of what constitutes a terrorist act'.

The outcome document sets out clear parameters and a timeframe for its establishment.

The road map sets out all the steps necessary for restarting the process.

The Declaration sets out rights of persons belonging to minorities mainly in article 2 and spell out the duties of the States in which they exist in articles 1, 4 and 5.

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In conclusion, I wish to emphasize my country's commitment to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which sets out the legal framework within which all activities in the oceans and seas must be carried out.

In April 2004, Canada released its first National Security Policy, which sets out an integrated strategy and action plan designed to address current and future threats.

Chapter 2 of the Criminal Code sets out the general principles of criminal responsibility.

The new protocol sets out the following issues to be given priority in cooperation

In that report the Government provided information on its strategy against poverty and exclusion, which specifically sets out to address their impact upon migrants and ethnic minorities.

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This sets out a common vision and set of strategies for future advances in immunization.

The provisions envisaged are based largely on the UNCITRAL Model Law, which sets out to recognize the functional equivalence between electronic documents and various types of paper documents.

the Economic Offences Act, which provides for the imposition of sanctions in case of breaches of the aforementioned legislation and sets out the framework for control and enforceability

The Extradition Act of the People's Republic of China, which took effect on 28 December 2000, sets out in detail the terms under which China may enter into cooperative extradition agreements with other States.

The following text sets out to reflect the richness of the views expressed and suggestions made.

In order for an applicant to receive the opinion of the Commissioner, he or she has to submit to the Commissioner an application which sets out circumstances which indicate that discrimination based on sex has occurred.

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He breaks in pieces mighty men in ways past finding out, and sets others in their place.

The MTSP sets out the vision and core strategies that will guide UNICEF work during 2006 2009.

The chapter subsequently sets out the legal position of the carrier and the consignee in such cases.

Indonesia's National Health System sets out the commitment to provide Integrated, evenly distributed, acceptable and accessible health services.

20.2 The mandate for the programme is contained in General Assembly resolution 319 A (IV), by which the Assembly established UNHCR as from 1 January 1951, and resolution 428 (V), which sets out the statute of the Office.

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The document sets out Cuba's traditional position of cooperation with all human rights machinery of a non discriminatory nature.

Norway strongly welcomed the 2005 World Summit Outcome (General Assembly resolution 60 1), which explicitly sets out our common responsibility to protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.

Foci of the program include data base development (rescue, digitization, and assembly of high priority data sets) data access and archive management, which provide the means to make the data sets available to scientists and Pathfinder, which is developing community consensus algorithms for the reprocessing and dissemination of large volume, multidecadal, global scale, operational satellite data sets.

Implementation of the Strategic Approach will be guided by the Global Plan of Action for implementation of the Strategic Approach, which sets out proposed concrete measures , each of which contemplates associated activities, actors, targets and timeframes and indicators of progress.

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The Relationship Agreement, which entered into force on 4 October 2004, sets out the legal framework for cooperation between the United Nations and the Court to facilitate the effective discharge of their respective responsibilities.

Further, we are disturbed by the manner in which this document sets out the premises for future conditionalities in the granting of official development assistance on the basis of unacceptable subjective criteria of selectivity.