Yet, given their nature, these decisions deserve special scrutiny.

The location of the Special Court in Sierra Leone and its hybrid nature have given prominent relevance to the concept of legacy.

In that context, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) should play a key role, given the nature of its activities.

(a) The Investment Management Service requires a detached information technology infrastructure given the nature of its financial functions, its fiduciary responsibility and the highly confidential and time sensitive data with which it deals.

These matters will be addressed in a separate report to be submitted to the Assembly at its current session, given the system wide nature of the issues concerned.

Given that most of the technologies are beyond the reach of poor developing countries, the Working Group called for a governance mechanism that strikes a balance between the global public goods nature of genomics knowledge and the private goods nature of its application.

More emphasis should be given to the nature conservation value provided by groundwater resources, in particular where nature protection areas are vulnerable to changes in groundwater conditions.

That is all the more true given that the nature of such problems has also changed.

And the nature of a given cell driving its underlying biochemistry is dictated by which of these 25,000 genes are turned on and at what level they're turned on.

A given pace of accumulation can of course generate different growth rates, depending on its nature and composition, as well as the efficiency with which production capacity is utilized.

Given the complex nature of the problem, from the very beginning of deliberations on this particular issue my delegation affirmed its resolve to find a comprehensive solution to the problem.

Such a review will, by its nature, be polemical.

But reaching a regional consensus will not be easy, given the disparate nature and interests of the regimes involved.

And how much emotion is given to everyone's heart when someone loves and lives with nature as you do.

Given the global nature of the problem, it was vital to find an effective response based on shared responsibility.

Korean traditional architecture is characterized by its harmony with nature.

which tells what a thing is by its very nature.

From the perspective of national interest, that makes no sense at all, given the global commons nature of the problem.

But nature had its wicked way, and brown babies were born.

This problem is rather technical in nature, as are its solutions.

Also used in skin care, because of its slight astringent nature.

Clear examples of this are the nature of death and its definitive character, the nature of emotion, of perception and of memory.

Given the nature and gravity of the crisis, it was brutally obvious what the priorities for the G 20 should be.

Given that females bear the physical burden of offspring, an unobtrusive appearance is more advantageous and thus more common in nature.

Second, the nature, timing and scope of assistance should be determined in accordance with the specific needs of any given State.

In engaging Iran, the West should ignore the nature of its regime.

Nature, as we have learned from the tsunami, has its own timetable.

Financial judgment, by contrast, is not by its nature open to inspection.

Its own space programs, some of a military nature, perform several functions.

Geography, budgets, political systems, and the number and nature of its immigrants differ.

Given the nature of the Commission, it is all the more important that some element of due process be built into the procedure.

Given the complicated nature of the issue related to outer space, we believe that gradual and pragmatic approaches are desirable at this stage.

Its inclusiveness and open ended nature were highlighted by many delegations as indicators of its relevance and success.

The United Nations system is clearly at a disadvantage, given the fragmented nature of its institutional structures, in that it is not able to bring to the attention of donors a single, comprehensive worldwide programme package to negotiate.

The velocity of each component depends on its chemical nature, on the nature of the stationary phase (column) and on the composition of the mobile phase.

Due to the nature of the functions of the Commission, its rules of procedure and other relevant documents are not merely organizational, or internal, in nature.

But Iran s program must be transparent, and its leaders must assure the international community of its non military nature.

The challenge is even greater because some regulatory agencies must be multilateral, or at least intergovernmental, given the global nature of much economic activity.

Children, argues Wardam, are smart in their nature and should be given due attention to use their brain cells in beneficial and creative activities.

Given the traditional nature of the society it is a difficult subject for parents or even teachers to raise with their children or students.

Opponents will respond that abortion is, by its very nature, unsafe for the fetus.

Given the limited nature of the experience to date, the progress of and lessons learned from the experiment would be addressed in the context of the comprehensive report to be submitted to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session.

Others, however, opposed the proposal, stressing that scattershot prosecutions should be avoided, and that enforced disappearance must be made a criminal offence in itself, given its specific and complex nature, which was not merely a series of random acts.

Note also that the European Court of Human Rights has determined that a supervisory' appeal of this nature does not constitute an effective remedy' for its admissibility requirements, due to its discretionary nature see Tumilovich v.

Its work should start by the given deadline.