(iv) Performing effectively in clearly defined functions and roles

We need clearly defined financial conditions guiding our work in the next two years.

First, the factors which allow a distinction to be made between liquidity and solvency problems are not clearly set. What determines a liquidity crisis?

Some have retained a centralized structure, albeit with clearly defined purposes and with a renewed emphasis on merit.

The Germans pressed for clearly defined fiscal rules, but other countries wanted more wiggle room.

However, the farmers have been effectively growing crops on the land since the 70 s when the legal ownership of the land were not clearly defined.

There is no clearly defined list of sectors, but some of the more established and universally accepted sectors are further explored here.

A clearly defined policy, with access indicators capable of promoting and guiding Government action in respect to the education of girls.

He welcomed the UNIDO strategic long term vision statement prepared by the Director General and said that clearly defined objectives would further improve UNIDO's effectiveness and efficiency.

Strategy. Since 1953, China has framed its macro objectives in the context of five year plans, with clearly defined targets and policy initiatives designed to hit those targets.

He noted that with regard to infrastructure and adaptation requirements, developers have an apparent preference for more exposed or dangerous locations, which can have particular economic benefits.

Yet, despite this seemingly neat set of rules, the question of the effect of armed conflict on treaties continues to be ridden with pitfalls.

Family is perhaps the paramount social institution (often, multiple generations live together under one roof), and within the family roles and authority are clearly defined Younger members defer to older ones, women defer to men.

As a signatory to the Kyoto Protocol, Panama has submitted projects with clearly identified requests for financing that deserve to be supported by multilateral funding institutions and by those countries that cause the greatest pollution.

Moreover, the Court added that, in principle, a waiver of right may be inferred only from specific circumstances that clearly indicate that this was the intention of the party.

Future regulations should provide for a guard service for waters and rivers with clearly defined instructions on monitoring, reporting, guarding, protecting and maintenance of water resources.

At each level in the hierarchy, it is essential that there be clearly defined responsibilities and performance expectations and that there be mechanisms in place that enable both routine and formal assessment of performance.

The intersessional meeting and the KP plenary in Moscow have clearly highlighted the importance of finding a solution to specific problems of alluvial producer Participants for the attainment of the KP objectives.

The inclusion of individuals and entities on sanctions lists should be carried out fairly and transparently, with due regard for their fundamental rights and freedoms, and there should be clearly defined procedures for listing and delisting them.

The Conference forcefully demonstrated that the tragedy in the Indian Ocean region had strengthened the determination of participants to reach tangible conclusions and to agree on a clearly defined action plan against which commitments and achievements could be measured in the future.

Speak clearly.

The expected areas of UNICEF action in emergency situations are clearly identified within the respective focus areas, in terms of specific key results, targets and areas of cooperation (see table 2).

36. Underlines the need for the proposed indicators of achievement and expected accomplishments, which for the first time form part of the programme budget, to be clearly defined, measurable and able to contribute to a meaningful evaluation of activities

Tom is clearly worn out.

I remember my childhood clearly.

Urgent

The Apollo program gave innovators clearly defined goals and a roadmap for getting there first put animals in orbit, then put people there, then send probes to the moon, then send people there.

I heard everything clearly.

The politics is clear to see.

Specific measures have been developed for particular population groups, e.g. youth.

The list of issues contained specific questions that required specific answers.

If the end game is mercury toxification of our children downwind of coal fire plants as they scuttled the Clean Air Act, then I see that our education programs should be explicitly defined as, Brain death for all children. No child left behind.

Thus, in contrast to the West s temporizing, the strategy of Assad s allies is clearly defined military victory for the regime, backed by ample supplies of weapons and, in the case of Iran, Lebanese proxy troops from Hezbollah on the ground.

By concentrating on their specific comparative advantages in line with clearly defined mandates, both institutions will fulfill their tasks more efficiently.

3.5 On the first condition, the author argues that the restriction is not provided by law, as the measures in question are not clearly delineated and so wide in their ambit that they do not meet the test of certainty required for any law.

In strengthening its work in the field of water and sanitation, UN Habitat has moved towards a programmatic approach that allows donors to contribute funds to a facility dedicated to a well defined goal with a clear set of objectives, the Water and Sanitation Trust Fund.

The message has been received loud and clear.

And that is clearly a serious problem.

(a) is not manifestly unfounded,

Specific objectives

The present ICT solutions are based on a well defined ICT strategy, clearly articulated in 1997 and presented to the UNICEF Executive Board in 1999 (E ICEF 1999 AB L.6).

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I remember those days vividly.

The lines of conflict have been clearly drawn in advance.

The data clearly supports this view.