However, in the case of these fundamental constants, their arbitrariness is usually explicit.

In any case, article 53, which deals with the delegation of powers, is absolutely unambiguous.

In many cases, when the measures were identified, their status of implementation was not clear.

Nor is there much clarity regarding the treatment to be applied in cases of links between demobilized persons and drug trafficking.

(d) Finally, clear rules should be established that make it possible to determine the location of the parties in order to avoid legal uncertainty, particularly in the case of disputes.

The statistics of bad health are clear, very clear.

The result has been a clear case of collective punishment in one of the most densely populated places on earth, with 3,823 persons per square kilometer.

Less clear are the details of such an initiative, or what the US would do if it were to fail.

(k) Addressing the lack of timely, reliable and sex disaggregated data, including through intensifying efforts to include women's unpaid work in official statistics, and developing a systematic and comparative research base on rural women that will inform policy and programme decisions.

Without a strategy for growth, which includes efforts to reduce government expenditures and a policy to stop deflation, Japan s economy will remain in the doldrums.

Over the past two years, the Brazilian Government has been working ever more incisively to implement public policies that have a positive impact on the situation of inequality that exists in the country.

The findings are clear.

The values are clear.

To remedy this state of affairs and make the Organization more effective, Member States needed to establish clear priorities and the Secretariat had to make the best use of the resources allocated to it.

The answer seemed a no brainer.

The message is clear.

My mandate is clear.

A police doctor working with forensic teams left the scene in shock, telling reporters of seeing bodies beheaded, and others bearing clear evidence of unspeakable torture.

Article 51 of the Charter is clear and restrictive in the sense that the inherent right of individual or collective self defence can be employed only if an armed attack occurs against a Member State.

This is a historic fallacy.

America s policies were clear.

So the facts are clear.

This is an inherently political process.

The answer is not obvious.

The faces of the culprits is clear.

We have a clear timetable.

So the challenge is clear.

On June 3, while I was visiting Guantánamo with other journalists, the press office there issued a terse announcement that al Hanashi had had been found dead in his cell an apparent suicide.

Others noted that the draft article did not deal with the case of a corporation that had more than one nationality, and that the possibility of protection of a corporation having its registered office in a State other than the State of incorporation remained unclear.

That could be achieved only if every State had a clear picture of the fissile material holdings of every other State and was confident that that material was secure.

These principles are clear.

The gaps in the strategy are clear.

The inequities are obvious.

The problem is already evident.

The message was sobering.

Its results are equally clear.

There are clear steps that can be taken.

So there are clear positive outcomes.

The lessons of the recent past are clear.

The intention to harm was there for all the world to see it.

_Z_ This is obvious and fortunate.

This could not be clearer.

We must, however, reach several objectives and give clear signs of a true collective ambition.

There is now a clear need to establish clear vessels of connectivity from international commitments to national strategies, plans and actions on the ground.

This matters in part because cities with a clear ethos can better resist globalization s homogenizing tendencies.