Secondly, I will attempt to delineate IEC and describe its characteristics.

Such a treaty, we believe, will delineate our rights and duties under conditions of peace.

The report will delineate the strategy of the Fund for institutional capacity building in this area.

Clearly delineate roles and responsibilities of national stakeholders, multilateral institutions and international partners (who does what, when, and where)

The Standard Rules delineate preconditions and target areas for equal participation, as well as a set of implementation measures.

It seems necessary for any assessment, however, to try to delineate what the debt strategy has come to entail.

With Jordan, we agreed to delineate a permanent border without one side encroaching on the land of the other.

ROE are directives to military authorities which delineate the circumstances and limitations within which the armed forces may use force.

A standardized framework for such projections is being designed to delineate the basic requirements for initiating operations of varying sizes and mandates.

The appeals also clearly delineate the respective roles of different humanitarian organizations and their non governmental collaborators in responding to the crisis.

By failing to clearly delineate presumed or potential red lines for Taiwan, the law leaves open the possibility of substantial miscalculation or misinterpretation.

UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to further delineate responsibilities at headquarters concerning protection promotion and advocacy and to improve coordination and monitoring.

In its report this year, the Methyl Bromide Technical Options Committee is expected to delineate the standard presumptions used in this year's review.

UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to further delineate responsibilities at headquarters concerning protection promotion and advocacy and to improve coordination and monitoring.

Urges the Executive Director to issue and implement comprehensive and specific guidelines in order to delineate appropriately programme, programme support and administrative expenditures

(c) With regard to the specification of more clearly defined criteria to delineate core from PDA functions, the Administrator proposes to pursue a pragmatic distinction.

However, the proposed sequential model requires further clarification with respect to how we would delineate the various stages in the continuum from post conflict to development.

ROE are directions endorsed by Government and issued by commanders, which delineate the circumstances, and limitations within which military force may be applied to achieve military objectives.

139. The Administration confirmed that efforts to delineate more accurately the data, including their clearer specification into products and skills, was under review through the IAPWG arrangement.

Now for larger f blocks, you can delineate them with a opening brace, and then once they are done, way down here, you close them with another brace.

Second, it establishes and maintains the PRI, which includes all of the institutions needed to delineate, exchange, fine tune, and protect (through enforcement of law and contracts) property rights.

Another delegation requested information concerning whether any field staff were being charged to project budgets, and another requested that clearly defined criteria be formulated to delineate administrative and programme expenditure.

Rebalancing the economy by shifting toward domestic consumption and avoiding over investment will require major fiscal and monetary reforms, as well as structural reforms to delineate land use rights more clearly.

In his presentation on the separation of powers and limitations on discretionary powers, Judge Miroslaw Wyrzykowski endeavoured to delineate common denominators between the concepts of democracy and the rule of law.

Such unaccountable masses of shades and shadows, that at first you almost thought some ambitious young artist, in the time of the New England hags, had endeavored to delineate chaos bewitched.

18.2 States should ensure that all relevant laws clearly delineate every person and or affected group that is legally entitled to the restitution of their housing, land and property, most notably refugees and displaced persons.

Its Programme of Action and the Barbados Declaration delineate the commitments of mankind to the survival and progress of this vulnerable and vital component of our globe apos s delicate and complex ecological and developmental balance.

This is all the more true in crisis situations, in which a protocol of collaboration should be implemented to delineate liquidity help from recapitalization, and to establish the conditions for restructuring in order to avoid competitive distortions.

198. The Governing Council welcomed the Administrator apos s proposal as a first step to delineate more clearly between administrative, programme support and programme costs in line with General Assembly resolution 45 235 of 21 December 1990.

The continental shelf shall not extend beyond the limits defined in article 76 of UNCLOS and the coastal State is required to delineate the outer limit of its continental shelf in accordance with the provisions of that article.

The Advisory Committee believes that there is a shortcoming in the way in which the Secretary General apos s report attempts to delineate backstopping responsibilities with a view to determining the scope and use of the support account.

Emphasis was placed on the need to delineate clearly the scope of application of the future convention in relation to that of the 1973 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Crimes against Internationally Protected Persons, including Diplomatic Agents.

The 18 point Pretoria Agreement provided a wide canvass of broad political understandings on which to delineate the details of commitment for implementing the Mbeki Road Map of 6 December 2004. A symbolic and significant political declaration of the end of the war was made.

The adoption of this carefully negotiated package of reforms would bring about further revitalization of the Economic and Social Council and would clearly delineate lines of responsibility and communication between the Council and the Executive Boards, as well as a far more effective division of labour throughout the system.

The FAFICS member Association of Former International Civil Servants in New York (AFICS,(NY)), established a special Task Force on the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals in order to delineate the role that UN system retirees can play in this very important initiative launched by the United Nations Secretary General.

7. The coastal State shall delineate the outer limits of its continental shelf, where that shelf extends beyond 200 nautical miles from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea is measured, by straight lines not exceeding 60 nautical miles in length, connecting fixed points, defined by coordinates of latitude and longitude.