Financial systems must provide transparency and rigour.

It expected the same rigour from the Secretariat.

And the Egyptians made the children of Israel to serve with rigour

Thou shalt not rule over him with rigour but shalt fear thy God.

Be sacrific'd, some hour before his time, Unto the rigour of severest law.

Recognizing further the importance of maintaining the integrity and rigour of the review process under the Convention,

More rigour should go into implementing the resolutions than into looking at the size and shape of the paper.

She stressed that a decentralized approach combined with programmatic rigour would ensure the most efficient and effective use of UNICEF resources.

Here also, a great deal of analytical rigour is needed to mobilize ODA within the context of the Millennium Development Goals.

Within the secretariat, in addition to streamlining internal processes and automating production, managerial rigour will be applied to meet the commitment to timeliness.

And as a yearly hired servant shall he be with him and the other shall not rule with rigour over him in thy sight.

Such concerns may discourage States from submitting names or applying sanctions with the required rigour, thereby undermining the credibility and effectiveness of the sanctions regime.

At any rate, all of the inspectors had been challenged by the rigour of the analysis to devote more attention to cost savings in their future work.

The need for sensitization and orientation for internal staff of the United Nations organizations must also be recognized and it should be provided with the same rigour.

Nevertheless, the rigour and conservatism of the analysis applied in the report and the difficulties implicit in the quantification process have persuaded the Inspectors in the future to

Nevertheless, there has been a failure to observe the requisite rigour which ought to accompany internal disciplinary procedures at this point in the police apos s early stages of existence.

I would also like to reiterate our appreciation and support for Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali, whose competence, rigour and effectiveness in the service of the Organization are well established.

The Commission on the Truth, from the moment it was set up, took a special interest in having the exhumation conducted under conditions that guaranteed the necessary scientific rigour and impartiality.

His thinking is reflected in many written works, of which the quot Derecho Constitucional de las Naciones Unidas quot , which combines academic rigour and political realism in an exemplary manner, is particularly noteworthy.

And they made their lives bitter with hard bondage, in morter, and in brick, and in all manner of service in the field all their service, wherein they made them serve, was with rigour.

International terrorism was incompatible with peace. Despite the entry into force of 12 international legal instruments, the evil phenomenon of terrorism was still killing innocent victims and States should therefore treat those crimes with greater rigour.

In the view of OIOS, the partnership is highly desirable since it could enhance the capacity of UN Habitat, both by contributing rigour to the collection of data and making them available to a wider audience of policymakers.

The rules laid down in the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons already deal with and cover the technical and use related aspects of MOTAPM with sufficient thoroughness and rigour, duly addressing humanitarian concerns which these weapons may raise.

And ye shall take them as an inheritance for your children after you, to inherit them for a possession they shall be your bondmen for ever but over your brethren the children of Israel, ye shall not rule one over another with rigour.

This approach has the merit of rigour but it might be inappropriately restrictive in regard to treaties which have wide acceptance in the international community (including by the disputing States) but are not in all respects stating customary international law (such as UNCLOS)

The ACABQ report was in fact one of the most important documents submitted to the Fifth Committee, and the Advisory Committee should not be pressured into preparing it too hastily, for that would adversely affect its quality, its rigour and its exhaustiveness.

In addition, the rigidity and rigour of the Marxist Leninist system of more than half a century moulded the human capital of the country, which will have to do far more to adapt to the new environment than in many other countries.

Their forward looking vision, their keen sense of the higher interests of mankind as a whole, along with their undeniable legal rigour, have made it possible to provide the international community with a binding legal instrument which is unique in many respects.

Mr. PONCE (Ecuador) (interpretation from Spanish) Combining academic rigour and deep feeling, Mrs. Ana Milena Muñoz de Gaviria, First Lady of Colombia, presented to the Assembly the results of the regional preparatory meeting of Latin America and the Caribbean for the International Year of the Family.

I should therefore like to avail myself of this opportunity to congratulate the Chairman and the members of the Governing Council of the Fund on the rigour, the efficiency and the wisdom with which they managed the Fund, thus making possible these tangible and satisfactory results.

OIOS will specifically focus on the following (a) strengthening the rigour, coverage and utility of its evaluations (b) its role in supporting monitoring and evaluation in the Secretariat and (c) its role in promoting evaluation policy and practice in the United Nations system through active participation in the United Nations Evaluation Group.

This exercise is well regarded by OECD member countries for the depth and rigour of analysis and regular review of past recommendations however, it has been found difficult to ensure that all EDRC members have appropriate expertise and sufficient time to prepare for reviews, and there have been problems involving insufficient interest or participation in the reviews, particularly by small countries.