Obtaining universal acceptance of the Convention would be a good way to extend the scope of its application.

The State party should broaden the scope of its non discrimination law to extend to areas other than employment.

(OECD announced in its 1998 report (para. 117) its intention to amend article 26 (1) so as to extend its scope to taxes not otherwise covered by the Convention .

That defines its scope.

That addition does not extend the overall scope of application beyond the groups already covered by article 27.

Further attempts to extend the scope of this effort will be made when appropriate products have been identified.

Its scope of application is vast.

It was suggested to extend the scope of the convention to United Nations operations mandated by the General Assembly.

Its scope will now embrace energy issues.

It is going to extend its legs out.

The inclusion of armed conflicts not of an international character in the scope of application of the amended Protocol II would extend to innumerable civilians the protection afforded by its provisions.

Several Member States reported on the adoption of non discrimination legislation and other disability specific legislation, as well as on modifications of existing legislation to extend its scope to persons with disabilities.

The charity changed its name to Scope in 1994.

Those concerns may be understood as being included within the right to development, but they extend beyond the traditional scope of that notion.

Several Australians were apprehended abroad for sexually exploiting children, and this propelled the authorities to pass a new law to extend the scope of Australian criminal law to cover the misdeeds of its nationals abroad.

Several made comments on the secretariat document and its scope.

We reiterate our call on the Government of Lebanon to extend its authority throughout its territory.

His delegation would extend its fullest cooperation in pursuit of that goal.

Guatemala wishes to extend to them its friendship, respect, solidarity and understanding.

UNHCR continued to extend support by fulfilling its protection and assistance roles.

The Commission's discussions had centred on proposals either to extend the scope of the draft articles for example, to include treaties entered into by international organizations or to restrict the scope so as to exclude certain categories of treaty.

With respect to the scope of the draft instrument, strong support was expressed by a number of delegations in favour of the working assumption that the scope of the draft instrument should extend to door to door transport operations.

The System is unprecedented in its technological scope and global coverage.

The scope of debt problem and its impact on human rights

Given its small size, there is little scope for practical disarmament.

In paragraph 349, the Board recommended that UNICEF propose to the Executive Board to extend the scope of the guidelines for field visits to the President's travel.

Its scope is not limited to RBPs affecting trade between the parties.

Its narrow scope and lack of vision of the future were regrettable.

It does not, therefore, have unfettered scope to choose its own status.

This is due to some ambiguity as to both the positive scope of application of the latter and the explicit exclusions from its scope.

It's called retro vaccinology, and its implications extend way beyond that of just HIV.

He called for UNCTAD to further extend its technical cooperation relating to competition enforcement.

The European Union wants to further extend and tighten its network of regional cooperation.

The Republic of Korea is ready to extend its efforts to pursue the dialogue.

It's called retro vaccinology, and its implications extend way beyond that of just HlV.

Every institution is responsible for these issues within the scope of its competence.

The scope of CSCE activities is just as broad as its geographical dimension.

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