Eastern Europe, by contrast, has yet to come to terms with its murderous past.

The declaration by Egypt reaffirmed its adherence to the terms and spirit of the Constantinople Convention.

The terms of reference for the seminar were prepared by the EGTT at its sixth meeting.

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By its decision 7 CP.9, the COP decided to extend the mandate of the LEG under its original terms of reference and to review the progress, need for continuation and terms of reference of the group at its eleventh session.

In concrete terms, a country may have to choose between repealing a finance bill adopted by its parliament but rejected by its eurozone partners and losing the joint guarantee.

The EU must continue to insist that Russia ratify it, stipulating that Russia is already bound by its terms.

Consequently, the difficulties faced by the Court in terms of its personnel and financial resources are becoming more pronounced.

By contrast, China s real growth was three times that of Brazil and Russia, but its terms of trade actually deteriorated by 26 , because its manufactured exports became cheaper while its commodity imports became more expensive.

In foreign policy terms, China will attempt to protect its domestic transformation by securing resources and access to foreign markets.

The RMB appreciated by 18.6 in real effective terms, and by 16 in dollar terms, from June 2005 to August 2008.

They amplified the global conversation about development and defined its terms.

For the sake of its own national interests, Israel must come to terms with its neighbors.

In terms of cooperation with special procedures, OHCHR could play a greater role in terms of using its good offices and strategic engagement with particular actors and countries to encourage better cooperation by States with special procedures.

As a consequence, in 2009 the IT market in Russia declined by more than 20 in ruble terms and by one third in euro terms.

(b) Terms of reference of the mechanism and frequency of its meetings

The Constitutional Court, which rules on constitutional issues, is appointed by the president with Senate approval, and its 15 members serve 10 year terms.

Today the United States of America is coming to terms with the enormity of the destruction inflicted on its southern states by Hurricane Katrina.

This could undermine the terms of the peace process as accepted by all parties since the Oslo accords in 1993, including its economic underpinnings.

Simply put, Western Europe is overrepresented in international organizations, given its size in terms of GDP and even more so in terms of population.

The military service is completed in terms specified by law.

As noted by the Secretary General, important progress has been made in terms of advocacy and in terms of norm development.

Its IT program is the largest in the country in terms of attendance.

In establishing a panel, the Executive Board shall determine its terms of reference.

ATHENS On July 12, the summit of eurozone leaders dictated its terms of surrender to Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who, terrified by the alternatives, accepted all of them. One of those terms concerned the disposition of Greece s remaining public assets.

The first answer, of course, is that the trade weighted dollar has fallen by more than 15 in real terms since its peak in early 2002.

The Sensex in India rose by a factor of five in real terms over 2003 to 2007, and has since lost a third of its value.

The Security Council reiterates its condemnation, in the strongest terms, of all acts of sexual misconduct by all categories of personnel in United Nations peacekeeping missions.

Request the Secretariat to develop terms of reference based on the guidance provided under subparagraph (b) above for consideration by the Conference at its second meeting.

The terms of reference do not provide any time limitation for its members' mandate.

The Relationship Agreement also anticipates the conclusion of supplementary arrangements to implement its terms.

Instead of denominating a loan to Nigeria in terms of dollars, the Bank would denominate it in terms of the price of oil and lay off its exposure to the world oil price by issuing that same quantity of bonds denominated in oil.

However, an invitation alone is not sufficient, and acceptance by the Special Rapporteur is contingent upon an express agreement by the Government of its commitment and cooperation by assuring full compliance with his terms of reference.

The Shanghai Composite in China rose by a factor of five in real terms from 2005 to 2007, and then lost two thirds of its real value.

That global policy weak in terms of cooperation and perverse in terms of trade   will end by undermining the emerging democracies in developing countries.

Business will now continue as usual, both in terms of climate change diplomacy, with its wandering circus of big international meetings, and in terms of rapidly increasing emissions.

China was mentioned only in terms of its supposed cheating on trade and currency matters.

No country will talk openly about its military capacity in anything but the broadest terms.

To this end, each Commission should establish clear terms of reference for its expert meetings.

Decision 1 COP.5 and its annex on the terms of reference of the CRIC

The first meeting (Nuremberg, February 2003) established its terms of reference and initial work plan.

In some areas use of these terms may be regulated by law.

Several requests by the author for clarification of these terms were unsuccessful.

Lower demand for Greek debt caused its price to fall, meaning that its yield in terms of market interest rates rose.

Its workforce stands to suffer, slowly but surely, from erosion of its relative advantages in terms of wages and job security.