Once issued, the undertaking is available for payment in accordance with its terms and is irrevocable.

In terms of cooperation with special procedures, OHCHR could play a greater role in terms of using its good offices and strategic engagement with particular actors and countries to encourage better cooperation by States with special procedures.

The Committee shall establish its terms of reference.

In its report the Special Committee dealt in the strongest terms with the issue of sexual exploitation and abuse.

Its efforts to accommodate and come to terms with disruption are a source of misunderstandings, difficulties and even conflict.

You're pretty handy with those terms.

Its objective in terms of the target gas and sector

We urge all parties to allow the United Nations International Independent Investigation Commission to conduct its work in accordance with its mandate and terms of reference.

Tom is on good terms with John.

Lawyer, they aren't familiar with those terms.

Harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices (para. 214)

The Human Rights Council would reconsider and refine or amend those according to its own terms of reference, together with its agenda of work and working methods.

Having received confirmation of the loan terms from the host country, the Secretariat would compare them with current market terms and report to the General Assembly at the second part of its resumed session.

The problem, put in its simplest terms, is one of mathematics.

Its terms of reference are contained in Subcommission resolution 2 (XXIV).

Its terms are identical to those of the civil pensions scheme.

On the former issue, the Parties were informed that the Multilateral Fund was, in accordance with its terms, limited to addressing compliance with the Montreal Protocol.

(7) Where a securities firm does not conclude business contract with its client or write down necessary terms and conditions as prescribed in the business contract concluded with its client according to provisions

(p) Harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices (para. 214)

(p) Harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices (para. 214)

As with education, this goal is important in itself and need not be justified in terms of its likely impact on development.

The Committee recommended that the HKSAR should review this Ordinance and bring its terms into compliance with article 21 of the Covenant .

The Government noted that in terms of creating public awareness of IHL principles, it continues to strengthen its coordination with the ICRC.

Jim is on bad terms with his classmates.

Perhaps you can come to terms with Renault.

Instead of involving itself in realigning texts with the relevant resolutions, the Fifth Committee should provide overall direction and evaluation, in accordance with its terms of reference.

(b) Terms of reference of the mechanism and frequency of its meetings

In terms of its natural geography, Syria is divided into four regions

In addition, the Convention defines issuance in terms of its practical effect.

The Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions would continue to consider the medium term plan in accordance with its terms of reference.

In its sugar industry alone the impact has been dramatic, with Draconian interest rates for loans, extremely short terms and ruinous repayment conditions.

The most important lesson of the new imperial record, then, might be quite different from what its compilers had intended. Japan s notorious collective inability to come to terms with its past is deeply entwined with its inability to understand this emperor.

UNIDIR's lexicon of arms control, disarmament and security terms, Coming to terms with security a lexicon for arms control, disarmament and confidence building and its companion volume Coming to terms with security a handbook on verification and compliance have each been published as a back to back English Arabic volume to facilitate arms control in the Middle East.

For starters, in 2001, Argentina unilaterally defaulted on its entire 100 billion debt, an unusual step, rather than negotiating new terms with its creditors. When, in 2005, the government finally got around to negotiating a debt swap, it could almost dictate the terms a 70 haircut.

After all they came to terms with each other.

These statistics reveal a pressing need to make the Brazilian police more representative in terms of its social composition, especially in terms of race.

The reports have looked at the transition not only in terms of economic efficiency but also in terms of its impact on human development.

ISSA has continued its efforts to maintain its cooperation in United Nations activities in terms of the future.

The Board recommends UNHCR to harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices.

The Board recommends that UNHCR harmonize definitions and terms used for results based management within its organization, in line with United Nations system practices.

Today the United States of America is coming to terms with the enormity of the destruction inflicted on its southern states by Hurricane Katrina.

The President had agreed, but each time the United States had taken steps to deal with the matter, they had been on its terms.

The international community, therefore, must not only continue with its current assistance but increase it and provide it on concessional terms preferably as grants.

Japan is the oldest country on earth in terms of its average age.

In establishing a panel, the Executive Board shall determine its terms of reference.