It states that their pay levels must be commensurate with their abilities and position.

Large and sudden increases in the rates of assessment of developing countries must be avoided, and any change in a country's share of total contributions must be commensurate with economic realities.

Countermeasures must be commensurate with the injury suffered, taking into account the gravity of the internationally wrongful act and the rights in question.

But this is yet to be commensurate with their capability.

In this regard, the scope of the commitments resulting from the negotiations must be commensurate with the capacity of landlocked developing countries for the implementation of their commitments.

All delegations must make a full commitment to ensuring the appropriation of resources commensurate with the Mission's hugely complex task.

First, they must be as commensurate as possible with the degree of market dislocation and disruption of market that they aim to counter, which is always a matter of judgment.

Internationally agreed rules stipulate that banks must create capital reserves commensurate to the risks that they take when they invest depositors savings.

How can it be ensured that outcomes are commensurate with the increased expenditures?

Should there be any delayed deployment, the commensurate savings should be reflected in the performance report.

Its complement of staff and its projected growth should be commensurate with its capacity.

While the highest standards of efficiency must apply to the use of available resources, the General Assembly must not shy away from acknowledging that expanded responsibilities led to a commensurate increase in funding.

Emphasizing that resources provided to the Secretary General should be commensurate with all mandated programmes and activities,

Flexibilities in binding coverage commensurate with the ACP countries' development levels should be accorded to these countries.

The size of the haircut tended to be commensurate with the depth of the economic recession before restructuring.

Obligations of acceding landlocked developing countries should be commensurate with their stage of development and their particular situation.

Our massive humanitarian operation will not be sustainable unless we finally see commensurate efforts in the political and security areas.

It agreed with the Advisory Committee that heads of UNMIS offices should be appointed at levels commensurate with their responsibilities.

The participation of Vietnamese women is yet to be commensurate with their capability and meet the demand of the reform process.

Hence the structural need for outside help commensurate with these needs.

No wonder domestic consumption cannot grow in a manner commensurate with GDP.

This will require resources commensurate with the scale of the challenges ahead

Once such procedures are seen to be sound and beyond question, the accreditation of NIs in international forums could be commensurate with the institution's accreditation to the ICC.

Thus, Idomeneo must be performed, and Salman Rushdie must be published.

Moreover, humanitarian relief must be increased and must be delivered unimpeded.

The magnitude of the catastrophe requires a commensurate response from the global community.

States that have primary responsibility for this task must take steps commensurate with the challenge, while at the same time fully respecting the right of each State to security, as enshrined in the United Nations Charter.

Our problems must be dealt with through partnership progress must be shared.

What is precious must be preserved, and what enriches must be absorbed.

Additional resources must be mobilized and more forceful measures must be taken.

Its agenda and mandate must be meaningful. Its administration must be reformed.

And as I said, the theory must be biologically accurate, it must be testable, and you must be able to build it.

Educational and public information plans must be implemented, technical personnel must be trained, and alternative development and environmental conservation must be encouraged.

However, the resources invested in combating AIDS are still not commensurate with the problem.

The words it must be possible ought to be replaced by there must be a mechanism .

He recommended that the course of the project should be determined by a threat assessment and should be aimed at establishing measures which were balanced and commensurate with the danger found.

19. Emphasizes that resources proposed by the Secretary General should be commensurate with all mandated programmes and activities to ensure their full, effective and efficient implementation

The fighting in Darfur must be stopped, the conflict must be resolved and the people affected must be able to return to their homes.

Those changes must be commensurate with the aspirations and concerns of the Member States with regard to the definition of United Nations information goals, in order to arrive at an information policy that was in keeping with the spirit of the times and consistent with countries' need for reliable, objective information.

The need for resources commensurate to undertake required activities is also highlighted in the report.

10. Recalls the unique nature and mandate of each operation, and stresses that the resource requirements should be commensurate with the mandates and complexities of each operation

Indeed, proportionality is an important aspect of regulation, enabling prudential measures that, rather than exceed or underestimate, are commensurate with the risks that need to be addressed.

As for financial supervision, stability would be guaranteed by ensuring that individual financial institutions adopt sound prudential rules that preserve capital cushions commensurate with their risk exposure.

He must be homesick.

That must be Jamal.