The scope and range of activities is defined in the CCCs.

A growing number of States have entrusted complex legal disputes to the Court, increasing the range of issues and geographical scope of matters under consideration.

21. Emphasizes the importance of information on the range and scope of security incidents involving humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel, including attacks against them, to clarify their operating environment

22. Emphasizes the importance of information on the range and scope of security incidents involving humanitarian personnel and United Nations and associated personnel, including attacks against them, to clarify their operating environment

Perhaps the fact that writers, singers, and composers themselves can t escape their limited scope of lame topics which range from snobbish unreasoned pride and ego to the slumps of sexually provocative outtakes.

The proposals range from clustering commitments (as opposed to taking subsector specific commitments) and harmonizing all commitments for this sector to developing an understanding' on the scope of commitments under CRS.

At the country level, programmes vary significantly in scope. Large programmes typically have annual budgets of around 10 million and support a wide range of water, sanitation and hygiene activities, often country wide.

Definition and scope

Objectives and scope

Scope and Application

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Scope and approach

An expanded scope of article 5 might be evidenced by a reference to a broader range of laws and regulations directly pertinent to the procurement proceedings found in article 27 (t) of the Model Law.

Scope, form and structure

The latest modifications in the system of internal rules were introduced in early 2004 and they expanded the range and scope of suspicious operations and transactions, taking into account eventual misuse of for profit activities by non profit organisations.

Differences remained, particularly on the scope of operations to be included in article II, paragraph 1. Australia supported extending the automatic application of the Convention to the broadest range of United Nations operations.

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Articles 1 and 19 (scope)

Section I. Scope and Application

Scope and modalities of review

Scope and modalities of review

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Draft article 1 Definition and scope

Scope, definition and classification of NTBs

There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.

The time had come to extend the scope of application of the Convention to as broad a range of United Nations operations as possible in order to make maximum use of the legal protections available and to resolve the question definitively.

Through the successive phases of the enhancement of the role of the Geneva Office, the scope of responsibility and workload assigned to the Participation, Entitlements and Contributions Section has been extended to the full range of benefit types processed by the Fund.

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