Recommendations should be clear and concise, indicate priorities and recognize financial implications.

Turkey considers that the declaration should be as concise and clear as possible.

The disclosure should be clear, concise, precise and governed by the substance over form principle.

It was commonly agreed that the reports of mandate holders should be concise, focused, and based upon credible information.

Whenever possible the outcome should be a Chairman's summary reflecting substantive dialogue and separate concise recommendations to the UNCTAD secretariat.

Whenever possible, the outcome should be a Chairman's summary reflecting substantive dialogue and separate concise recommendations to the UNCTAD secretariat.

It should therefore be considered whether, in addition to the basic manuals, a more concise field guide for customs officials should be elaborated and applied.

Furthermore, recommendations needed to be concise, realistic and concrete, taking due account of the complex situation that might exist in a country.

Transparency had to be increased by making the presentation of the budget clearer and more concise, and submitting exhaustive reports on its execution.

He also appealed to Member States to make their statements as concise as possible.

A number of delegations said that the report was comprehensive, concise and thought provoking.

Concise country guidebooks and rapid screening tools have been developed in some countries and regions.

The Russian delegation noted that the budget was more concise and gave priority to strategic orientations.

(iii) Financial statements should include clear and concise disclosure of all significant accounting policies, which have been used

In science, a formula is a concise way of expressing information symbolically as in a mathematical or chemical formula.

In that context, it took note of the Secretariat's efforts to make the budget document clearer and more concise.

6. General Assembly resolutions should be more concise, focused and action oriented. Where practical, more actions taken by the Assembly should be in the form of decisions. Preambular paragraphs in resolutions of the Assembly should normally be kept to the minimum.

The three country studies have yielded a concise list of questions to which the Chernobyl affected populations need unambiguous answers.

(c) To include, in this regard, in the report to be submitted to the Economic and Social Council in 2008 a concise assessment of progress made and a description of planned activities

The report is a balanced and concise package of priority actions, focusing on changes that are both vitally needed and achievable.

The public information materials will provide a worldwide audience with clear and concise information on drug, crime and terrorism related issues.

It is our view that rigorous and transparent consultations are crucial at all stages, as they will enhance concise, objective and accurate reporting.

We encourage Members States to consider innovative ways to ensure that the draft resolutions remain concise and salient expressions of current oceans concerns.

63. Requests the Secretary General to ensure that the annual report of resident coordinators includes adequate and concise information on progress on the above

91. Requests the Secretary General to ensure that the annual report on resident coordinators includes adequate and concise information on progress on the above

United Nations libraries will work in the broader content of knowledge management programmes to help United Nations staff create clearer and more concise documents.

Review of the Concise International Chemical Assessment Documents (ICADS), the WHO Recommended Classification of Pesticides by Hazard,20 and the International Chemical Safety Cards

The accessibility of information on the implementation of the Convention and the Kyoto Protocol will be improved by providing, on the web site, concise and visually appealing data, for example the country profiles of Annex I Parties.

A country's UNDAF should be elaborated within a relatively short period of time, be concise and reflect the strategic lines of operation in areas where the United Nations system had clear comparative advantages and could thus make a real difference to cooperation and development.

Some training manuals were too long for daily use and concise country guidebooks and rapid screening tools had been developed in some countries and regions.

Whether the draft resolution could be more concise was for the Committee to decide, but the matters referred to were matters in which UNIDO participated as part of its normal activities as a member of the United Nations system.

In the light of that statement, the United States called upon the UNCITRAL secretariat to continue to make every effort to be as concise and economical as possible in the preparation of reports and to exclude any unnecessary or repetitious material.

The intersessional meeting that would take place before the thirteenth session should be used to prepare a concise and well structured document for negotiation that took into account the issues affecting all the items on the Commission's programme of work.

The Working Group is invited to use the annexed draft guidelines as a starting point to elaborate practical and concise guidelines for the protection of indigenous peoples' heritage.

Suggestions included providing a forum for business and governments to develop a common understanding of what the role of business should be, including with regard to establishing the boundaries of the responsibility of companies and governments in a clear and concise manner.

3. Further invites Member States to submit draft resolutions in a more concise, focused and action oriented manner and, where practical, to consider the possibility of submitting draft decisions

It welcomed the initiative by the secretariat to improve the reader friendliness of documents, and encouraged it to consider alternative ways of providing the necessary information in a concise manner.

The Provincial Medical and Surgical , for instance, in its review of the second edition, thought that it was a good and concise elementary treatise ... presenting in a readable and intelligible form, a great mass of information not to be found in any other single treatise .

By applying the defined criteria, the panel developed a more concise and considerably shorter list. There is generally a close correlation between the panel's results and those of the UNMOVIC review.

At the outset, it was noted that the purpose of the Workshop was not to conduct a standard setting exercise, but to develop realistic and concise methodologies on how the principle of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) should be respected in activities relating to indigenous peoples.

A4.3.11.1 This section is used primarily by medical professionals, occupational health and safety professionals and toxicologists. A concise but complete and comprehensible description of the various toxicological (health) effects, and the available data used to identify those effects, should be provided. Under GHS classification, the relevant hazards, for which data should be provided, are

In this regard, they have managed to prepare a fairly concise and readable report with about 60 recommendations in all, which is about half the total number from the two earlier reports.

From a legal standpoint, the principles broke new ground because they gave a concise list of the obligations of the actors concerned in the event of human rights and humanitarian law violations.

About 250 government officials, experts, donors and activists attended the conference, and the Forum findings received wide media coverage (for a concise digest of the findings, see http www.iaea.org NewsCenter Focus Chernobyl index.shtml).

On the issue of results based budgeting, the Korean delegation welcomed the efforts made by the Secretary General to present the budget in a more concise format and give it a strategic orientation.