A better delineation of desertification would enable cost effective action in areas affected by it.

While international law had indeed evolved, it provided a clearer delineation with regard to the relationship.

There was a clear delineation, however, as Hancock and Bayard, with 171 and 158½ respectively, were far ahead of the pack.

Also mentioned was the need to find common language concerning the delineation of the subject matter and the role of UNCTAD.

The course covered the legal, procedural and scientific aspects of the process of delineation of the outer limits of the continental shelf.

These would include a clear delineation of the role of the national focal point for SSC and the various partners for such cooperation.

Indeed, owing to the mixed nature of peacebuilding functions, it is difficult to make a clear delineation between the mandates of the two organs.

In September 2005, the Inter Agency Standing Committee (IASC) had supported the clear delineation of responsibilities within the inter agency collaborative approach to internal displacement.

Despite the improved relations between the two countries, no further progress was made on the delineation of the land border between Indonesia and Timor Leste.

At its end, the participants demonstrated a general understanding of the process and procedures involved in the delineation of the outer limits of the continental shelf.

Opaque and unfair delineation and allocation of land rights in China, together with state monopolies and burdensome bureaucracies, create distortions that give rise to corruption and inequities.

That complicated topic requires a well managed debate and a clear delineation of the steps that will help us understand how to make ecosystem approaches a reality.

Training on legal issues and on the preparation of national submissions regarding the delineation of the continental shelf would be of immense benefit in building our national capacity.

The Department of International Protection had been addressing this risk through a restructuring exercise in the first half of 2004 to improve the delineation and grouping of responsibilities by section.

Members' contributions focus also on problems of delineation (see above) or on specific areas of regulations (e.g. measures relating to visa applications or entry permits and licensing and other administrative procedures).

The clear delineation of responsibilities and tasks between both headquarters has greatly assisted understanding and mutual cooperation, especially with regard to activities relating to the reform and restructuring of the defence infrastructure of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The series of training courses aimed at promoting compliance with article 76 of the Convention have been particularly useful to developing States, which lack the capacity to undertake the complex delineation exercise envisaged under article 76.

It trusted that its comments on such areas as organizational structure, grade level of posts, delineation of functions, and the use of national staff would be fully taken into account during the preparation of the Mission's budgets.

Reaffirming the validity of the Agreement for the delineation of the borderline between the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, signed in Skopje on 23 February 2001,A 56 60 S 2001 234, annex.

Once more, talks are on between both countries, though the Indian Defence Minister, A.K Antony has already cautioned against expecting any dramatic breakthrough unless Pakistan acquiesced to the 'authentication, delineation and demarcation' of the respective troop positions on the Saltoro Ridge.

It does not appear to the Advisory Committee that the organizational structure reflects a clear delineation of responsibilities and a balanced distribution of the workload between the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General and the proposed Chief of Staff.

Concerning the maritime boundary, in June 2004, the parties agreed on a workplan to include (a) the delineation of the maritime boundary, as delimited by the Court in its 2002 decision, and (b) the production of a map on that basis.

And the fourth and most important, of course, was the delineation of a contemplative practice that not only had the possibility of a transformation of the human heart, but had 2,500 years of empirical evidence that such a transformation was a certainty.

Indeed, the regime has hinted that it may be willing to compromise on the issue the delineation of the 1967 border along a tiny piece of land on the Eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee that wrecked the negotiations eight years ago.

We believe that States that have expertise in the delineation of the outer limits of the Continental Shelf should also extend such cooperation by providing assistance to developing States that require expertise to submit their claim under article 76 of the Convention.

The first non paper, a proposed addition to draft article 18 in the form of an additional paragraph which would carry the number 5, addressed the issue of the delineation of the legal regime under the draft Convention and under international humanitarian law.

We also commend the initiative of the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea of convening a series of workshops in various regions to disseminate manuals and technical guidelines for delineation of the outer limits of the continental shelf of coastal States.

Reaffirming the validity of the Agreement for the delineation of the borderline between the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Serbia and Montenegro, signed in Skopje on 23 February 2001,A 56 60 S 2001 234, annex. and encouraging the parties to cooperate in its timely implementation,

In the context of the discussions on the subject, emphasis may be appropriate on the added value of the definition of trafficking in persons contained in the Protocol and the fact that it represents a consensus based conceptual standardization aimed at facilitating the convergence of national approaches on the delineation of the trafficking offence.

He recalled that the training manual was based on the Outline for a five day training course for delineation of the outer limits of the continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles and for preparation of a submission of a coastal State to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (CLCS 24 and Corr.1) prepared by the Commission in 2000.