The Committee may request a State party to submit a report on an exceptional basis.

Request the General Assembly, on an exceptional basis, to finance regional operations authorized by the Security Council with assessed contributions

Decides unanimously and on exceptional basis, to grant the Russian Federation Observer status with the Organization of the Islamic Conference.

Exceptional periods sometimes create exceptional leaders.

On the question of exceptional risk, the declaration by the General Assembly or Security Council, which should constitute the basis for the trigger mechanism, should include measures to address exceptional risk, both actual and potential.

The exceptional financial crisis called for an exceptional response.

Development is not limited to mobilizing funds on an exceptional basis when there is no other choice and when the media manipulate people's emotions.

Needless to say, exceptional access comes at exceptional financial and political costs.

It was also agreed at the intersessional meeting that the fourteenth session would have a duration of five working days on an exceptional and non precedential basis.

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And she's exceptional, but I think she's not, so to speak, exceptional in the whole of childhood.

Everyone else has exceptional treatment.

In its 2003 report (A 58 274), the group of governmental experts on the Register decided to include man portable air defence systems in the Register on an exceptional basis.

22. Decides, on an exceptional basis and without setting any precedent, that the Under Secretary General for Safety and Security shall serve for one non renewable term not exceeding five years

Approves on an exceptional basis 278,000 United States dollars in the operational budget to support, on a one time basis, travel for experts to attend discussions on the issue of non compliance with the Convention during the third meeting of the Conference of the Parties

He is exceptional in emotional sequences.

Cuban exports of information material, which may be made to the United States on an exceptional basis, have to be done through third countries, which increases the cost by 40 per cent.

The Conference, in response to the application by the Russian Federation for observer status in the OIC, decided unanimously and on an exceptional basis to grant observer status to the Russian Federation.

This would enable UNDP, on an exceptional and priority basis, to increase the resource level in one region with a corresponding decrease in another, up to the proposed 10 per cent limitation level.

(a) Proposals are of an exceptional nature

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This exceptional provision must be interpreted strictly.

A field theory showing this property is usually called completely exceptional and Born Infeld theory is the only completely exceptional regular nonlinear electrodynamics.

But Keynes s Englishman was wealthy and thus exceptional.

On an exceptional basis, UNHCR provided time limited humanitarian assistance in Sri Lanka and Indonesia in coordination with United Nations Country Teams in response to the December 2004 tsunami and a request by the Secretary General.

The reallocation of resources during budget implementation was exceptional.

Secondly, the setting of a cap on the Secretary General's authorization to spend from the budget in 2006 is on an exceptional basis and should not constitute a precedent to followed at any time in the future.

PARIS Exceptional circumstances namely, the depth and urgency of the financial and economic crisis have contributed to bringing an exceptional man, Barack Obama, to the American presidency.

It was for that reason that South Africa supported the proposal that the General Assembly consider financing some of those operations from the regular budget on an exceptional basis, and we regret that this could not be agreed.

It's a pattern of the largest exceptional Lie group, E8.

The accelerated measles mortality reduction programme has made exceptional progress.

Exceptional risk must be defined in a situation specific manner.

6. Stresses that the hiring of retired former staff should be on an exceptional basis, and in this regard encourages the Secretary General to fill vacant posts at senior and decision making levels through the established staff selection process

In 2003 2004, arguably the last period in which the Fund had to provide meaningful assistance to members, approximately 80 of the volume of financial support was provided on an exceptional basis, defined as more than 300 of quotas.

Natural disasters have also had a destructive impact of exceptional scale.

Such exceptional circumstances have not been presented in the complainant's case

Such exceptional circumstances have not been presented in the complainant's case.

We attach exceptional importance to improving the management of the Organization.

Some additional elaboration was required to cover exceptional but possible situations.

Not all exceptional periods create their Bonapartes, and this is probably a good thing, for exceptional leaders may give the illusion that all problems have solutions, which is far from true.

They are generally good in all bottoms, but not exceptional in any.

Interim measures are designed to respond to exceptional or life threatening situations.

Table 3. Exceptional third year extensions of CCFs for Executive Board approval

The only legal requirement was therefore to define what constituted exceptional risk.

That in itself demonstrated that a declaration of exceptional risk was unnecessary.