II. THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM

Environmental journalism pulls from the tradition and scope of nature writing.

The nature, size, pace, reversibility and scope of any proposed project or activity

What is the nature and scope of business responsibilities with regard to human rights?

However, differences still persist on the scope, composition and nature of such an expansion.

The scope, nature and complexity of the problems demanded increased support from the international community.

The nature and scope of responsibilities of business varied according to the companies' sphere of influence .

243. In the present report, I have described both the nature and scope of development efforts.

Organizational scope and nature of the proposed coordinating entity and its relationship with existing and planned international organizations and initiatives

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17. Statements were made by members of the Working Group concerning the scope and nature of their mandate.

As the report of the Secretary General attests, the nature and scope of the problem are grim indeed.

12. Statements were made by members of the Working Group concerning the scope and nature of their mandate.

We do not see any scope for ambiguity in a draft resolution of this nature.

Innovative measures such as debt for nature swaps and debt for development swaps should be operationalized and their scope broadened.

This database will facilitate greater understanding of the scope and nature of the problem and will enhance the ability to respond.

What we must address in depth now are the subsequent twin questions of the scope and nature of the enlargement.

(b) There is justification in terms of a change in the nature or scope of the work

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

However, in its request for special reports, the Committee indicates the scope and nature of the information it requires from NGOs

I quickly realized how poorly my own education had prepared me to do science of this nature and of this scope.

The changing scope and nature of those challenges, among others, attest to the relevance of General Assembly resolutions 46 182 and 47 168.

Although the scope and nature of the two proposals were different, they shared the same purpose and merited serious consideration by the Committee.

Upon determination of the amount of compensation, a court takes into account, inter alia, the scope, duration and nature of the discrimination.

At that point, the Herdsmen's Committee had yet to receive a written plan of the nature and scope of the logging operation.

At this point, the debate is focused on the scope and content of this punishable act, but not on its criminal nature.

By acknowledging the primacy of the criterion of nature, the general scope of non commercial transactions would be diminished.

22.3 The nature and scope of assistance provided under the regular programme of technical cooperation differs depending upon the entities' functions and basic mandates.

The peacebuilding Mission undertaken by the United Nations last year, by its very nature and scope, has to be a long term operation.

112. Questions as to the scope and nature of coastal State jurisdiction over foreign vessels in the exclusive economic zone are arising continually.

However, the scope and nature of the phenomenon require of us a reaction based on the moral aspects of the heritage of mankind.

Moreover, the term advice was used without further explanation as to its exact scope and nature it would be useful to avoid using generic terms but rather to briefly explain the nature of such advice.

135. A second factor to be highlighted concerns the nature and scope of the activities being undertaken in support of the Programme of Action.

It is essential to reach international consensus on the nature and the scope of that tool and its application in various sectors, such as fisheries management.

Given the very limited scope and unpredictable nature of the conditions that it would cover, the premium for such a policy would be very low.

The diversity, scope and biregional nature of the Ibero American community mean that it is capable of becoming an active player on the international stage.

Definition and scope

Objectives and scope

Scope and Application

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In order to make such a contribution as effective and valuable as possible, one has first of all to consider the nature and scope of these threats.

Access to those meetings was limited, particularly for developing countries, and the nature of the recommendations that they adopted cast some doubt on their scope and reliability.

We consider that the scope and nature of the institutional arrangement described in paragraphs 2 6 of the Note correspond to the needs of the Convention.