The speaker sought a clear definition of the term refugees .

This definition is relative, with no clear limits.

What is needed today is a clear definition of Europe s interests and its responsibilities.

The modus operandi of these Committees will ensure clear expectations, and clear definition of responsibility and timelines for implementation.

One reason these phrases gain wide acceptance is their lack of clear definition.

Brazil believes that such an umbrella convention should be based on a clear and agreed definition of terrorism.

This definition made clear that a supermini was something larger than a Mini yet smaller than a typical car of the time.

The Committee notes with concern that no clear definition of racial discrimination exists in domestic legislation.

A clear definition of the mandates of each United Nations agency in implementing the Brussels Programme of Action would be helpful.

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A clear definition of status of protected areas, decision making on waste sites, waste water purification, and effective control of pollution will be an immediate task.

Can't you apply a definition, like for example, a Supreme Court like definition of life?

The need for a clear definition of space weapons as an important part of a treaty and for the development of a serious verification regime that must include all States parties.

It also calls for the conclusion of a comprehensive treaty on terrorism, with a clear definition of terrorism, and real advances in nuclear disarmament, non proliferation and arms control issues.

There appears to exist no clear definition of what in fact constitutes a danger to the State, which allows the phrase to be broadly interpreted and acted upon.

11. Requests the Special Rapporteur to propose a clearer definition of mercenaries, including clear nationality criteria, based on his findings, the proposals of States and the outcomes of the meetings of experts, and to make suggestions on the procedure to be followed for international adoption of a new definition

They called for a clear definition of terrorism so that it could be differentiated from other criminal activities or activities such as rightful struggles against foreign occupation for example.

I must say that Slovakia had expected that the summit would have formulated a clear definition of terrorism, which is an important prerequisite for the adoption of a comprehensive anti terrorism convention.

While any definition of terrorism has problems at the margins, the core of terrorism is clear enough to permit efforts to de legitimize it.

10. Requests the Special Rapporteur to continue working to propose a clearer definition of mercenaries, including clear nationality criteria, based on his findings, the proposals of States and the outcomes of the meetings of experts, and to make suggestions on the procedure to be followed for international adoption of a new definition

So what's a good definition for cyborg?

However, the report indicates that Thai law has yet to include a clear definition on discrimination, but that an effort is under way to enact a law with respect to the elimination of discrimination against women.

a. The definition and delimitation of outer space

a. The definition and delimitation of outer space

Although the Constitution contained a definition of discrimination, it was unclear whether that definition included indirect discrimination clarification would be welcome.

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

The definition of archaeological cultures and their relationship to past people has become less clear in some cases, what was believed to be a monolithic culture is shown by further study to be discrete societies.

It was noted that a clear, universally accepted definition of terrorism would be useful in efforts to combat terrorism, as would international agreement on the draft comprehensive convention against terrorism that was currently under consideration.

This incident highlights the need to effectively address the strained relationship between the two security forces, including through a clear definition of their respective roles and disciplinary action against those responsible for the latest incident.

Hanna asked for a clear definition of not fasting in public for those who were arrested were sitting inside a coffee shop not in a public street ... the lack of clarity leaves it to each officer to decide who's doing what.

UNCAC does not provide for a definition of corruption.

Just as too broad a definition could undermine a country s sovereignty, too narrow a definition like that which seems to predominate today allows violence and instability to proliferate.

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Definition of remuneration.

Definition of Discrimination.

Before giving a mathematically precise definition, we give a brief example.

There remains outstanding issues demanding further studies and discussions such as a clear and authoritative definition on weaponization' and reversible permanent damages', and on the specifics for establishing a verification regime either under the UNGA or at the CD.

It was essential to establish a definition of the term.

Providing for a definition of delivery is not that easy.

It has been made clear to the Commission by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office that the only options open to Bermuda, which by definition had a relatively advanced constitution with cabinet and a Premier, are full independence or status quo.

One delegation asked for a clear definition of the responsibility of a superior who knew that an enforced disappearance was taking place, and wondered how far the chain of responsibility might extend in, for example, the case of crimes against humanity.