The first is to broaden the scope of international cooperation.

If this path is maintained, the recovery will build momentum and broaden in both scope and impact.

We therefore reject the attempt to broaden the scope of the Article to include the question of so called imminent threats.

The word hostilities should be changed to armed conflict to broaden the scope and to be consistent with amended article 1.

Parties to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material were working to amend the Convention to broaden its scope.

They might broaden their scope and find that they, too, can contribute to the productivity of firms, industries, and the economy in general.

The Convention marked a milestone in that area, even though a complementary, binding instrument was needed to broaden the scope of that protection.

Significant progress has been achieved in several areas of our bilateral cooperation, and Turkey's European Union perspective will further broaden the scope of our relations.

However, a number of submissions believe that there is a need for considering additional thematic topics in order to broaden the scope of the implementation review.

Urges the specialized, affiliated and subsidiary organs of the OIC System, to take effective measures to broaden the scope of their cooperation with relevant international and regional organizations.

The first is to broaden the scope of international cooperation. At the moment, the Financial Stability Board, whose members include the G 20 countries, mainly pursues initiatives in this field.

In that connection, we note with satisfaction the decision to broaden the scope of the Register of Conventional Arms as a measure to promote transparency and confidence throughout the world.

The proposals for action have also helped to broaden the scope of such programmes, bringing related intersectoral problems and issues into focus, and have advanced the effective participation of stakeholders.

Admittedly, however, a protocol would need to be developed to broaden its scope of application to all United Nations operations and eliminate the requirement of the declaration of exceptional risk.

In July 2005, the Secretary General decided to broaden the scope of financial disclosure, as currently required of senior officials, including those employed on a short term basis or under special conditions.

Moreover, as a firm believer in the value of international law, it joined the call for renewed efforts to conclude a protocol that would broaden the scope of legal protection under the Convention.

Kuwait supported the adoption of a protocol to the 1994 Convention that would broaden the scope of its application and enhance the protection of United Nations and associated personnel without a review of the Convention.

In that regard, the draft text submitted by the Chairman of the Working Group provided a constructive basis for continued discussions and should make it possible to broaden the scope of legal protection under the Convention.

With poliovirus now endemic in just three remaining countries, we are already beginning to use the momentum that has carried eradication efforts so far to broaden the scope of routine immunization to reach more of the poorest children.

We therefore would like the Security Council to broaden the scope of the concept associated with Al Qaida in the draft resolution now under consideration so that the sanctions regime can be better adapted to keep pace with the terrorist threat.

The second challenge is to broaden the Global Fund s mandate.

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This approach would broaden the range of treaties potentially applicable for interpretation purposes.

Global Voices (GV) What kind of work has your organization done in the scope of domestic violence in Armenia thus far?

Ms. Beydoun (Lebanon) said that efforts had been made to broaden education without discrimination.

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For, with those talks seemingly going nowhere, Turkey has begun to broaden its international horizons.

Street artists and musicians broaden their public when they come into contact with citizen media.

Revision of the 1994 Convention to broaden its scope of application fell into the procedural framework of article 40 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, but was not compatible with current or future United Nations operations, nor did it take into account the urgency of enhancing staff protection.

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