Some concerns were raised about the complexity of the scheme, and about potential confusion thereunder.

Clearly, confusion had arisen because the third sentence of paragraph 8 appeared in bold type, whereas that treatment was reserved for recommendations.

The Agency is in the process of updating its rules and regulations in respect of approving authorities with the objective of eliminating any perceived ambiguity regarding authority for granting overtime.

This name is often abbreviated to amount concentration , except in clinical chemistry where substance concentration is the preferred term (to avoid any possible ambiguity with mass concentration).

There is no ambiguity as to the respective mandates of the various players and the international coordination of different perspectives of humanitarian action can only enhance its effectiveness.

She referred to the Supreme Court's judgement of 1999 that particularly strict demands must be made with regard to the clarity and unambiguity of statute provisions limiting the right to public protest.

We have condemned in no uncertain terms the recent terrorist attacks on Israel, as well as the violence by Palestinian militants against Palestinian security personnel.

Design of experiments, using blocking to reduce the influence of confounding variables, and randomized assignment of treatments to subjects to allow unbiased estimates of treatment effects and experimental error.

Let there be no confusion about the situation in Israel we are in the midst of a historic, courageous political decision in order to improve the lives of Israelis and Palestinians.

Especially now, with the growth outlook uncertain in much of the world, policies that encourage more women to enter the workforce certainly can help.

Whitney Smith The Whitney Smith design uses the high visibility color orange as its background (it is the international rescue color, it contrasts the best against snow, and to avoid any confusion, is unlike almost any national flag on Earth).

With regard to harmful traditional practices, in order to avoid ambiguity about which practices were illegal it would be best to spell them out in legislation and to provide for enforcement.

The importance of consultation between special procedures and UNHCR in the clarification or development of international standards which impacted upon the protection of refugees and asylum seekers, in order to avoid any divergence or confusion in that regard, was underscored.

The closest translation to English would be loaf, but that does not actually describe the round, bulbous bread that is actually known as limppu, and could cause confusion as rectangular loaves are also available and are not called limppu.

There is confusion about when the incident occurred, how much footage was shot, why it was blurred at the moment the shots were fired, why France 2 cut the final scene, and what time the boy arrived at the hospital.

The Administrator should also dispel any confusion that could have arisen from discussions about outsourcing the gender mainstreaming responsibility of UNDP to UNIFEM, and clarify how the two organizations will collaborate in future.

Declarations by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose country assumed the European Union s rotating six month presidency at the beginning of the year 2007, are unambiguous the period of reflection, approved by the European Commission in 2005, has ended.

Especially now, with the growth outlook uncertain in much of the world, policies that encourage more women to enter the workforce certainly can help. Women are ready, willing, and able.