Mandates should be clearly defined and time bound.

(iv) Performing effectively in clearly defined functions and roles

Two clearly defined gaps stand out as causes of discord.

The causes have become clearly defined in all their urgency.

The institutional structure of the Peacebuilding Commission needs to be defined clearly.

The relationships between supplemental doses and therapeutic doses have not been clearly defined.

We need clearly defined financial conditions guiding our work in the next two years.

98. Emphasizes that management restructuring should produce clearly defined gains in productivity and or economies

The Germans pressed for clearly defined fiscal rules, but other countries wanted more wiggle room.

The panel recommended for reasons of transparency and practicality that all equipment be more clearly defined.

It was stressed that the goals of the new Decade should be clearly defined, practical and achievable.

However, measures to strengthen that role would fail to be adequate unless the role was clearly defined.

The road ahead for Kosovo has been clearly defined, within the parameters of Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).

I said that we needed clearly defined financial conditions to guide our work over the next two years.

1.196 All ICT services will have been enhanced through implementation of a clearly defined strategy and implementation plan.

Some have retained a centralized structure, albeit with clearly defined purposes and with a renewed emphasis on merit.

The Secretariat should develop a clearly defined strategic plan to implement the policy with indicators, benchmarks and timelines.

The focus of the reform must be clearly defined, in order to ensure that it remained controlled and measured.

A number of speakers said that efforts to improve monitoring should be sustained using clearly defined and agreed indicators.

A clearly defined land tenure policy is an important prerequisite for a successful cooperative management programme (Ngaido Kirk, 2001).

Citizens want powers to be clearly defined and decisions to be taken openly in a way that they can understand.

It is the course we are on. But for now, it is a journey without a clearly defined, widely accepted endpoint.

By concentrating on their specific comparative advantages in line with clearly defined mandates, both institutions will fulfill their tasks more efficiently.

A clearly defined policy, with access indicators capable of promoting and guiding Government action in respect to the education of girls.

There is no clearly defined list of sectors, but some of the more established and universally accepted sectors are further explored here.

A fully developed receivables function would create a clearly defined recovery process which would then be managed independently of the payment process.

As we enter 2005, the road ahead in Kosovo has been clearly defined within the parameters of Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).

To increase its effectiveness, the mistrust that permeates Unasur must be quelled, and the goals of member states must be more clearly defined.

These individuals also perceive their families as having family roles that are not as clearly defined as they would like them to be.

We must ensure that all States are involved in the preparatory process, thereby ensuring a clearly defined and realistic agenda for the summit.

Ms. WEDGWOOD said any reform of the treaty body system must be undertaken with great prudence and the objectives and processes clearly defined.

The absence of clearly defined objectives, benchmarks and quantifiable outputs makes it difficult to determine whether UNODC operations are efficient, effective and economical.

Later, Maurice Obstfeld pointed out that, in addition to fiscal transfers, a currency union needs clearly defined rules for the lender of last resort.

A third reason to go slow on easing capital controls is that China s economic reforms remain incomplete, with property rights not yet clearly defined.

In the healthcare field, hospitals utilize the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) which provides structure and organization in a clearly defined chain of command.

This is thus a text with a clearly defined scope, but which we believe sends a message that will be useful for all States.

The Group should also establish clearly defined indicators and criteria that reflected Member States' needs with a view to attaining the Millennium Development Goals.

The advantages of certification include its potential clearly to distinguish those companies that have achieved high levels of performance (as defined by the standards).

Russia, I believe, should clearly say and the international community should clearly say to Russia that it has defined borders that will not be questioned, because disputed borders lie at the core of most conflicts and wars.

Military resources are only one tool among many others, and, generally speaking, their deployment is clearly defined, limited in time, and coordinated with civilian action.

The US example shows clearly that democratic great powers often pursue their interests with little regard for a global common good that others have defined.

Some speakers, referring to the complementary relationship of the Eleventh Congress and the Commission, recognized their clearly defined roles in the area of criminal justice.

We emphasize the need for a clearly defined distinction between licit and illicit activities, which is an area governed exclusively by national legislation and rules.

However, the farmers have been effectively growing crops on the land since the 70 s when the legal ownership of the land were not clearly defined.

Future regulations should provide for a guard service for waters and rivers with clearly defined instructions on monitoring, reporting, guarding, protecting and maintenance of water resources.