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

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

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

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

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

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

But is the question one of monetizing nature, or of valuing nature?

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

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.

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.

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.

Human nature ego and or arrogance does the rest.

the nature of the products or services being procured

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.

Now, whether we're talking about fuels or energy carriers, or perhaps novel materials for batteries or fuel cells, nature hasn't ever built those perfect materials yet because nature didn't need to.

Or the conflicts can be limited by regulating the scope of financial institutions.

Natural law, or the law of nature (), is a philosophy of law that is determined by nature, and so is universal.

Studies presented at the latter meeting detailed the nature and scope of private sector involvement, including taking equity, forming public private partnerships and fostering other types of joint ventures.

It may account for 95 or more of all tourmaline in nature.

The terrorizing of people or institutions by telephone or by means of messages of any nature whatsoever

It is also recommended that a comprehensive study be undertaken to assess the scope and nature of adolescent health problems, including the prevalence and negative impact of STIs and HIV AIDS.

Each State Party shall adopt such measures as may be necessary, including, where appropriate, domestic legislation, to ensure that criminal acts within the scope of the present Convention are under no circumstances justifiable by considerations of a political, philosophical, ideological, racial, ethnic, religious or other similar nature.

(i) The identity, nature, composition, structure, location or activities of organized criminal groups

No one pretends that we can prevent or alter the forces of nature.

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(iv) Any limitation on the scope or extent of liability stipulated by the certification service provider

But, as a result, it now has no further scope for increasing public consumption or investment.

Writing has become without limits, or outside the scope of being limited, and this is unusual!!

2.6.2 Definition of objections to the late formulation or widening of the scope of a reservation

(a) Any activity within the scope of the present articles carried out in its territory or otherwise under its jurisdiction or control

(a) Sexual abuse The actual or threatened physical intrusion of a sexual nature, whether by force or under unequal or coercive conditions

The Council welcomes, in this regard, the effort and intention of the Secretary General to consult closely with the African Union on the scope and nature of possible UN support to AMIS.

(a) Undertake a comprehensive study on violence, more particularly, on sexual abuse and violence at home and in school, in order to assess the extent, causes, scope and nature of these violations

It was noted that countries may face difficulties in understanding the nature and scope of commitments, a challenge that is becoming increasingly evident, including for developed countries (e.g. the US Gambling case).

T. van Dijk and others, Domestic violence in the Surinamese, Antillean, Aruban, Moroccan and Turkish communities in the Netherlands nature, scope and assistance, 2002 (Parliamentary Papers, House of Representatives Just 02 959).

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.

It was traditionally understood that treaties of a political or commercial nature would be abrogated or at least suspended.

Sexual abuse is defined as actual or threatened physical intrusion of a sexual nature, whether by force or under unequal or coercive conditions .