Greater scope for renminbi appreciation comes at a good time for China.

There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.

It is unknown to what extent these pilot projects have led to projects of greater scope and permanence.

This pointed clearly to the scope for greater burden sharing across other groups in their funding of UNCTAD as well.

A. Scope

In today s world, the consequences may seem more benign, but they are no less worrisome a loss of solidarity, a return to nationalist insularity, and greater scope for political extremism.

Regardless of why conflicts are greater in times of economic adversity, how a society deals with them depends on the scope and quality of its conflict management institutions.

Will things turn out differently this time? There is no question that the greater scope for cooperation that exists today bodes well for the euro.

Will things turn out differently this time? There is no question that the greater scope for cooperation that exists today bodes well for the euro.

The Executive Secretary has functioned within the scope of a broad delegation of authority which, over the years, has adapted to changing circumstances, resulting in the secretariat assuming greater responsibility for administrative matters.

By enshrining them in the Constitution, these fundamental rights and principles become legally binding, and citizens will have greater scope for bringing appeals to the Court of Justice.

We therefore call for greater participation of States in the Convention and for expanding the scope of the Convention through the Protocol in order to enhance its effectiveness.

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The first is that the scope for human resource development may be greater, and government policy may reflect this by extending activities and support to all educational and training institutions.

Most water is used to grow food, so, if a nation s economy is healthy, there is scope for saving water by importing a greater share of food, although every nation will want to maintain some assured food supply for security reasons.

In previous times, such a situation would have been described as pre revolutionary. In today s world, the consequences may seem more benign, but they are no less worrisome a loss of solidarity, a return to nationalist insularity, and greater scope for political extremism.

8.5 A completely revised version of section 100 of the Constitution entered into force on 30 September 2004, affording the Parliament greater scope to pass laws against racist speech, in conformity with its obligations under international conventions.

Class scope

III. Scope

Baseline scope

Scope options

Scope Mexico

The scope of rights subject to a communications procedure

(a) The type and scope of the Auditor's examination

The scope of such a review shall follow the scope set out for the in country review according to paragraph  100 above.

Scope of application

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Definition and scope

Scope of application

Objectives and scope

Scope and Application

Scope of audit

Exclusions from scope

Background and scope

Scope and approach

Scope of project

Scope of application.

Governments have thus been pressured into broadening the scope of exchange of information clauses in international agreements, including efforts to impose greater limitations on bank secrecy and other confidentiality laws in tax matters.

A project scope, scope options, budget and an approach to phasing and swing space were selected subsequently and endorsed by the Assembly (resolution 57 292).

Scope of the report