Some delegations welcomed the broad scope of the terms used in principle 2.

This broad geographic scope makes UNICEF the largest single agency working in the sector today.

Extremely broad in scope, the book covers numerous themes including religion, economics, politics, public administration, and sociology.

The Strategic Approach has a broad scope covering at least, but not limited to

Codes of conduct should be sufficiently broad in scope to apply to new and unexpected scientific results and developments.

The Statistical Commission mandated a broad scope for revision, covering conceptual issues, broad structure issues, detailed structure and boundary issues and detailed explanatory notes of the classification.

Overall, the IAPWG was supportive of the scope of the report and the broad thrust of its recommendations.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from capacity building in agricultural production and horticulture to income generating activities and microcredit.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from bee keeping, food processing, health issues, microcredit and other capacity building initiatives.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from capacity building in agricultural and health issues to income generating activities and marketing strategies.

However, the contrary view was also expressed that the scope of application of draft article 5 as set forth in A CN.9 WG.III WP.44 was too broad.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from capacity building in agricultural and health and nutrition issues to income generating activities, rehabilitation and marketing strategies.

It consists of consultations with the parties and the international community and is broad in scope in order to assess the current situation and the conditions for the possible next steps in the process.

In our view, a major role of the meeting is to provide the General Assembly with an overview of the various issues falling under its broad scope, described in omnibus resolution 59 24.

Ms. Attwooll (United States of America) said that the draft resolution was broad in scope and represented an important and timely step forward in Member States' thinking on the management and function of peacekeeping.

We therefore support the Secretary General's intention to appoint a Special Envoy to conduct that review in the near future, and we welcome the openness and broad scope of the review process.

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.

It also entailed the risk of inconsistency with draft article 18, paragraph 2, which provided States with broad flexibility to decide on the scope of application of the convention.

This proposal is reasonable to some extent. However, its scope, which covers all MOTAPM regardless of whether they are remotely delivered or hand emplaced, is too broad to be feasible.

Victim assistance must therefore be broad in scope, involve the victims themselves in the process, and include both general health services and the reintegration of people with disabilities into active life, while offering support to their communities.

Their outcomes reflect a broad based consensus that various parts of the United Nations system should pursue the full scope of the United Nations development agenda, including the Millennium Development Goals.

The Chairman said that the Working Group had taken a deliberate decision to keep the scope of the draft convention as broad as possible and to avoid any exclusion that might reduce its flexibility.

The working group has agreed to consider three broad issues namely, practical measures, as mentioned in paragraph 9 of the resolution the possible scope of those practical measures and the question of victims, under paragraph 10 of the resolution.

As I stated in my recent report, the comprehensive review should consist of consultations with the parties and the international community and have a broad scope in order to assess the current situation and the conditions for the possible next steps in the process.

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In contrast, it was stated that the non documentary approach had a very broad scope of application and that its adoption would have unforeseeable consequences, while the documentary approach was well known and the consequences of its application were easily predictable.

The time had come to extend the scope of application of the Convention to as broad a range of United Nations operations as possible in order to make maximum use of the legal protections available and to resolve the question definitively.

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain) said that in order to keep the scope of application of the draft convention as broad as possible only minimal exclusions were established under draft article 2, while States could make additional exclusions under draft article 18.

Turkey looked forward to the finalization of the draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism and favoured a broad scope of application that took account of the fact that terrorist targets included military and security personnel.

So regulations must become international in scope.

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