2. Any determination made under paragraph 1 shall be consistent with recognized international standards.

The land categories shall be consistent with those defined in chapter 2 (Basis for consistent representation of land areas) of the IPCC Good Practice Guidance for Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry.

2 A child deprived of his her freedom shall be treated in a way consistent with dignity, respect for human rights and basic freedoms. Needs of persons of his her age shall be observed.

Unfortunately, the middle way between two logically consistent solutions may itself not be a logically consistent one.

But our policies most also be more consistent.

They shall be prepared in a form consistent with the approved budgets, and they shall be reviewed and approved in accordance with the procedure laid down for the initial estimates in regulations 3.5 to 3.8 and 3.11.

7. Consistent with the goals of the Convention and the protocols thereto, we shall endeavour

To encourage unearmarked contributions, the Council shall establish thematic programmes consistent with the objectives of the Agreement, for which earmarked contributions can also be made.

Can his consistent performance really be attributed to luck?

Such price activity could be equally consistent with active competition.

This information should be consistent with the information in NC4s.

(c) Each standing Joint Disciplinary Committee shall adopt its own rules of procedure, which shall be consistent with these Staff Rules and with any applicable administrative instructions, as well as with the requirements of due process.

Only Einstein's theory proved to be consistent with experiments and observations.

(c) Ensuring that a child shall not be separated from his or her parents against their will, except when consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the Child

Such a volatile ruling elite cannot be counted on to be consistent from now on.

The word directly should be deleted in order to be consistent with amended article 1.

Activities should be prioritized and be consistent with the specific requirements of countries and regions.

(c) Ensuring that a child shall not be separated from his or her parents against their will, except when consistent with the Convention on the Rights of the Child from OP12c

More importantly, it is imperative for US policies to be consistent across regions.

The interface was updated to be consistent with the Windows for Workgroups 3.

2. The measures set forth in this Protocol shall be interpreted and applied in a way that is not discriminatory to persons on the ground that they are victims of trafficking in persons. The interpretation and application of those measures shall be consistent with internationally recognized principles of non discrimination.

Traits have come to be seen as consistent patterns of personality rather than inherited characteristics.

But no one should be fooled. Despite his political zigzags, Tudor has been extremely consistent.

The improved resilience may be seen in fewer bank failures and more consistent credit provision.

Be coherent and consistent. Human rights cannot be defended if antiterrorism activities fail to respect the rule of law.

1. Each State Party shall adopt such measures as may be necessary, consistent with its legal principles, to establish the liability of legal persons for participation in the offences established in accordance with this Convention.

In order for these to be calculated in a consistent and transparent manner, appropriate baseline methodologies need to be developed.

Under expected accomplishment (a), the word consistent should be replaced by the words fair and effective .

Under expected accomplishment (c), the word consistent should be replaced by the words fair and effective .

Under expected accomplishment (b), the word consistent should be replaced by the words fair and effective .

Under expected accomplishment (c), the word consistent should be replaced by the words fair and effective .

Such efforts must be consistent with the purposes and principles of the Charter and international law.

Moreover, regulations should not be over complicated and need to be consistent with one another and simple to understand and apply.

The word hostilities should be changed to armed conflict to broaden the scope and to be consistent with amended article 1.

This jurisprudence is consistent with the general thesis among many courts and commentators that treaties consistent with national policy during armed conflict should be upheld, since the treaties in question concern only private rights.

Decides that the operation of the Least Developed Countries Fund should be consistent with the following principles

The use of the water resources of the Spanish Portuguese hydrographic basins referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be carried out in a manner consistent with their unity, with the exceptions laid down in this Agreement.

The new bank s governance structure has yet to be worked out, but it promises to be more consistent with contemporary best practices.

2. The measures set forth in this Protocol shall be interpreted and applied in a way that is not discriminatory to persons on the ground that they are the object of conduct set forth in article 6 of this Protocol. The interpretation and application of those measures shall be consistent with internationally recognized principles of non discrimination.

And African policymakers need to be more consistent about demanding better statistics and using them to inform decisions.

That is consistent with objectives Australia has pursued for several years and should be undertaken as a priority.

Other delegations considered the proposed strict liability regime to be inflexible and not entirely consistent with current practice.

The estimate of 7,000 under section 28D should be absorbed consistent with the terms of the draft resolution.

(c) To be consistent with prudent management practices required for the economic and safe conduct of nuclear activities.

This also would be consistent with Security Council resolutions 242 (1967), 338 (1973) and 425 (1978), among others.