If an international intervention is to have any credible chance of success, clear criteria for what constitutes success are needed from the start.

It requires consensus here at the United Nations on what constitutes injustice, especially historical injustice, and on what constitutes unfairness.

She said, What leads to success?

Section 100.1 sets out a detailed definition of what constitutes a terrorist act'.

There is no agreement on what, if anything, constitutes an appropriate target for espionage.

But Putin s idea of what constitutes Russia s national interest makes that type of intervention unlikely.

If none of the above constitutes a breach of democratic principles, one wonders what would.

First, every time your brain has a success, you just changed the goalpost of what success looked like.

What is missing is a new, 13th convention that closes the loophole that seems to permit governments to decide what constitutes terrorism and what does not.

There is a growing consensus on what constitutes effective delivery of international support, in particular development assistance.

UNAMSIL is issuing information circulars to help United Nations personnel understand what constitutes sexual exploitation and abuse.

I'm going to define what the terms of my success are.

Metadata should be prepared according to an agreed framework giving a proper description of what constitutes such data.

What are the best company practices in the area of OFDI, and what are their key success factors?

But what I really want to stress is by all means, success, yes.

Long term success still depends on what happens at home rather than abroad.

It is not a simple task to find a widely acceptable definition of what constitutes either militarization or weaponization of space.

To appreciate what needs to be done in the short run, we must understand what dampened the Indian success story.

And Samuel Pierpont Langley had, what we assume, to be the recipe for success.

The first part constitutes the sixth episode of the series and the second part constitutes the seventh.

Initiatives like the World Water Forums thus inevitably highlight debates about what constitutes good water management, as well as elaborating useful concepts.

The relevant national authorities are expected to provide practical guidance as to what constitutes suspicious transactions for the use of financial institutions.

Delegations have different perceptions of what constitutes a threat to their national security, and which of the core issues should take precedence.

Greece constitutes a cautionary example.

In addition, the MONUC code of conduct has been jointly revised to explicitly define and clarify what behaviour constitutes sexual exploitation and abuse.

These criteria and indicators processes have played a major role in the development of a common understanding of what constitutes sustainable forest management.

It should identify what activities are deemed as being vital to the success of the company.

Indeed, paleontologists studying the physical origins of Homo sapiens will inevitably differ from archaeologists reconstructing ancient behavior over what constitutes an early modern human.

But that requires commitment to a real vision of what constitutes a minimally functioning Afghan state, beyond the obvious need for effective security forces.

Likewise, Josiah Royce in the United States conceived the Absolute as a unitary Knower Whose experience constitutes what we know as the external world.

They point out, however, that there is no agreement on what constitutes an effective development policy or how to gauge such a policy 3

The basic function of the United Nations is to enforce agreed norms as well as to expand the consensus on what constitutes agreed norms.

It does not explain to what extent it might use the law of armed conflict in interpreting the scope of a substantive obligation for example, to determine what constitutes an arbitrary killing.

How can we adapt to such a world? What underpins success in this new and challenging environment?

LONDON Success stories in what the European Union calls the neighborhood have been hard to come by.

He may not have fully understood what was happening before his eyes and the forces that he had unleashed, but his restraint constitutes true greatness.

The question of what constitutes undue delay depends on the circumstances of each case, such as the complexity of the alleged offences and their investigation.

On food aid, while there is general understanding that food aid should not cause commercial displacement, what constitutes genuine food aid remains to be defined.

The group of adolescents constitutes only 32 .

The amount of marble used for renovation seemed excessive, and the understanding of what constitutes luxury appeared to correspond to the standards of a Holiday Inn.

This case has sparked another round of debate on the controversial national security law, which prohibits acts benefiting the enemy without specifying what constitutes such acts.

It is critically important that national legislation of States implementing the Protocol be consistent with its provisions, most particularly in clearly defining what constitutes human trafficking.

What lies behind this political opportunism? Tudor knows that his electoral success in 2000 belongs to the past.

That the success of sliced bread, like the success of almost everything we've been talking about at this conference, is not always about what the patent is like, or what the factory is like it's about can you get your idea to spread, or not.

It is inability to remember that constitutes amnesia.