We had a broader, geographically much wider, constituency we were trying to defend.

Finally, we thank the Secretary General for his report, which is, as always, comprehensive and of great assistance to delegations and to the wider oceans constituency.

We're building dispensaries across that constituency.

Member of Parliament for Makonde Constituency

The turnout rates for the geographical constituency, functional constituency and election committee elections were 43.6 , 56.5 and 95.5 respectively.

Whether to provide for the expression of differing views from the same constituency, for example, the business and industry constituency and

And the opening got wider and wider...and wider.

The nomination by a constituency of a candidate member shall be accompanied by a nomination for a candidate alternate member from the same constituency.

There is another constituency with whom we must keep faith.

CIDSE apos s constituency is much broader than its membership.

The 12 elected representatives would be elected on an island wide basis by all registered voters in a single constituency, in contrast to the current multi constituency voting.

China s door will only open wider and wider.

IFOR seeks to draw attention to its work in relation to these issues, and, via its publications and other media, to aid its own constituency and the wider public in the understanding of issues and the reality and potential of United Nations institutions.

(b) Best interests of young children as a group or constituency.

The constituency of the Office is estimated at 29,000 staff worldwide.

These would communicate with each other and constitute the channel for requests for information from the Parties to this constituency, and for responses to such requests from the constituency.

WIDER

Wider!

The late Geoffrey Dickens, M.P. was attending a fete in his constituency.

No constituency should fear becoming the new victims in a new Iraq.

We always invite our WMS constituency to continue to communicate with us.

Wider involvement

Its constituency is drawn primarily from the middle classes of the urban centres.

The Falkland Islands (Malvinas) are divided into two constituencies, the town of Stanley and its neighbourhood, which make up the Stanley constituency, and the rest of the country, which makes up the Camp constituency.

Make it wider.

Use wider lines

UNU WIDER, Helsinki

The assistance is aimed at reaching a broad constituency responsible for fulfilling treaty obligations.

Much to our regret, the report is silent on the proposed Asia and Pacific constituency.

Mechanisms for wider application

UNU WIDER, UNU Centre

UNU WIDER, UNU INTECH

In response to this, the secretariat could send to the coordinator of each identified NGO constituency one set of all official documents in the original language, in print and or electronic versions, for further dissemination within the constituency.

Now, let me now bring you to a wider picture, a wider picture of child mortality.

The primary constituency of the ACSJC is the 27 of the Australian population who are Catholics.

The Council consists of 32 members representing constituency groupings and weighted between recipient and donor countries.

It would be up to each constituency coordinator to assemble and reconcile views into one submission.

72. Unlike some other world conferences, the Social Summit does not have a vocal natural constituency.

Make a wider turn, Georgia.

Such criteria might include the tasks performed by actors and the constituency affected by this task performance.

The GEF Council consists of 32 members, representing constituency groupings and weighted between recipient and donor countries.

And compassion is unleashed in wider and wider circles by signs and stories, never by statistics and strategies.

The rest wider array of partners.

So we went a little wider.

New bills envisage even wider guarantees.