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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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).

(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

A determination will then be made of the adequate funding level for the Office of Internal Oversight Services, the scope and nature of its activities and mechanisms for its operational independence from the Secretariat.

The frequency, changing nature and scope of such emergencies call for an increased response from the international community in terms of more resources and the provision of the requisite skills in disaster prevention and management.

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).

The nature and scope of the challenges and threats to the peace, security, welfare and progress of the world today have certainly made the need for a genuine dialogue among different cultures and civilizations more essential than ever.

At the first substantive session, participants engaged in a general debate, held a general exchange of views on the nature and scope of the future international instrument on tracing and heard presentations by international and regional organizations.

Definition and scope

Objectives and scope

Scope and Application

Background and scope

Scope and approach

The European Union and other States stated and confirmed their priorities with respect to the various issues the nature of the instrument, its scope and definition, the marking and tracing of small arms and ammunition, record keeping and international cooperation.

The nature and scope of activities are subject to requests from Member States and cannot be estimated with accuracy, but the current number of activities may be indicative of the activities to be implemented in 2006 2007.

Peacebuilding must be a multifaceted and comprehensive exercise across the full scope of development, security and human rights I mention human rights very deliberately reflecting the interconnected nature of issues and the complex challenges facing post conflict societies.

119. Requests the Secretary General to continue to expand the scope of press releases in addition to the existing languages in order to widen the United Nations message, assuring their comprehensiveness and up to date nature

In that regard, we note that although a single theme was chosen for the next meeting of the Consultative Process, it is Mexico's understanding that themes should be selected according to their nature, complexity and scope.

This needs to be done on a case by case basis, based on existing divisions between the two in terms of scope, while taking into account the nature of individual conflicts and the situation on the ground.

CAMBRIDGE Nothing endangers globalization more than the yawning governance gap the dangerous disparity between the national scope of political accountability and the global nature of markets for goods, capital, and many services that has opened up in recent decades.

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Taking into account the nature and scope of the support to the New Partnership for Africa's Development that the United Nations and the programmes and specialized agencies of the United Nations system are expected to provide, the programme includes three subprogrammes, as follows

A study entitled Domestic violence in the Surinamese, Antillean, Aruban, Moroccan and Turkish communities in the Netherlands' carried out in 2002 for the Ministry of Justice provides figures concerning the nature and scope of domestic violence against ethnic minority women and men.

Data collected routinely from services are useful in assessing the scope and nature of violence against women in specific populations and can contribute to an understanding of societal response, as well as the response of agencies in addressing such violence.