Definition of geographical scope of application

We support efforts aimed at expanding the geographical scope and the formats of such cooperation.

Such consultants as were needed should be recruited on as wide a geographical basis as possible.

Expanding the scope of representation is also necessary to ensure that geographical balance exists within the Forum.

The scope of the book was wide ranging, covering much of the physics then known.

(b) In the seventh sentence, replace on a broad geographic basis with and on as wide a geographical basis as possible

20. Urges the Secretary General to ensure that recruitment to Professional and higher categories is made on a wide geographical basis

7. Requests the Secretary General to continue his ongoing efforts to attain equitable geographical distribution in the Secretariat and to ensure as wide a geographical distribution of staff as possible in all departments and offices of the Secretariat

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.

2. Requests the Secretary General to continue his ongoing efforts to attain equitable geographical distribution in the Secretariat and to ensure as wide a geographical distribution of staff as possible in all main departments and offices of the Secretariat

Such a study would benefit from wide consultation to solicit views and consider, and possibly refine, potential scope, approaches and options.

Expressing its concern also that the prevalence of project personnel has skewed the geographical distribution of the staff of the Office towards Western Europe and North America, compared to the Secretariat wide pattern, as has the geographical distribution of consultants,

Expressing its concern also that the prevalence of project personnel has skewed the geographical distribution of the staff of the Office towards Western Europe and North America, compared to the Secretariat wide pattern, as has the geographical distribution of consultants,

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.

However, wide geographical representation was one of the most significant comparative advantages of the United Nations, as well as a potential asset for security professionals.

So the traditional liberal position in support of giving wide scope to freedom of speech, even for extremists, is losing ground everywhere.

The scope of assistance provided will be further broadened, in terms of geographical reach, the number of countries receiving assistance, as well as the content of the assistance provided.

Given its historical relations and cultural ties to a wide geographical area, Turkey benefits from the rich perspective it has cultivated through exchanges that facilitate tolerance, harmony and understanding.

The cost of indoor spraying could be very prohibitive where there is no pre existing programme infrastructure or where the targeted populations are spread over a wide geographical area.

Geographical distribution

Geographical distribution

The concept expressed in the second sentence of Article 101, paragraph 3, of the Charter due regard to the importance of recruiting the staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible as developed and interpreted by the General Assembly, has become known as the principle of equitable geographical distribution.

Major constraints are the lack of funds to cover the needs of refugees in both countries of asylum and difficulties in access to beneficiaries in Ghana due to the wide geographical area.

The Société de Géographie (French, Geographical Society ), is the world's oldest geographical society.

3. Affirms also the firm commitment of the United Nations to provide fair treatment on as wide a geographical basis as possible to all participants involved in United Nations procurement activities, including outsourcing

The weaknesses stem from UNCTAD's limited human and financial resources as compared to demand, from the wide and evolving scope of assistance, and from the fragmented structure of operations.

geographical position and environment

Geographical and Cultural Situation

Geographical distribution of staff

Gender and geographical balance

System of equitable geographical distribution

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A total of 160 experts from 51 countries and 32 participants from organizations ranging from local to international, and representing all geographical regions and a wide range of experience, participated in the Interlaken Workshop in their personal capacity.

(e) Compliance by the Office of the High Commissioner with the paramount consideration of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity, and with due regard to the importance of recruiting the staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible, bearing in mind that the principle of equitable geographical distribution is compatible with the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity

The United Nations Online Network in Public Administration (UNPAN) offers a wide scope to public administration systems that sincerely wish to share knowledge and information with their counterparts in different parts of the world.

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Geographical, demographic, social and economic information

Geographical distribution (by number of posts)

As the 1992 Declaration is inspired by article 27 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, it may be assumed that the Declaration has at least as wide a scope as that article.

Class scope