But these interests are hard to quantify.

Just as competition with other individuals is part of the Quantified Self movement, so competition with other communities will be part of the Quantified Community movement.

Targets and results should be expressed both qualitatively and quantitatively.

Much of migration is undocumented and therefore difficult to quantify.

(e) Quantification of effects on exports.

17. It is difficult to gauge the quantitative impact of these catalogues.

(f) To identify priority areas and possible establishment of quantifiable targets

It is underscored that, while a precise quantification of the losses is difficult for a variety of reasons,

The contingency of civil servants in law enforcement bodies have also been strengthened both in terms of quantity and quality.

The economic costs and benefits of decentralization are not well quantified.

(f) Quantification of effects on economies, taking into account the various factors such as

Because it is difficult at this time to quantitatively project the effects of these efforts, however, they have not been included here.

Another methodological challenge relates to activities such as policy advice, which are difficult to measure in quantitative terms.

The participation of women in these multilateral and bilateral external activities was improved both quantitatively and qualitatively.

We all know that it is not always easy to achieve the desired results.

Deterministic effects in several other organs have been identified and quantified.

The International Conference on Population and Development was also important in that it provided a quantitative indication of the resources required for the implementation of the Programme of Action.

The Millennium Development Goals embody a quantifiable vision of human dignity and solidarity, as well as of important economic and social rights.

UNFPA accepted that the anticipated benefits, as defined in the strategy, were not readily quantifiable.

Speculative activities have plusses and minuses, much that is good and some that is bad, and these are very difficult to quantify.

The Committee has also needed to adopt a consistent method of describing quantitatively the probability and severity of stochastic effects of an exposure to radiation.

15. The effects of uncleared land mines are easily identifiable, although difficult to quantify.

Together with UNICEF, they supported the inclusion of quantifiable goals, especially those of the World Summit for Children, in the Conference Plan of Action.

In reply, the representative stated that prostitution was not an organized phenomenon and was rather a form of self employment and for that reason was hard to quantify.

The Advisory Committee was subsequently provided with a modified version of the results based framework with quantified outputs, which is set out in annex II to the present report.

In addition, ITC should continue to take steps to ensure that project objectives and outputs are defined in specific and quantifiable terms.

These assets become toxic not simply risky, but carrying a risk that cannot be quantified.

UNHCR underlined that not all indicators, such as on protection, were always easily quantified.

We argue that such shifts reflect changing stories, epidemics of new narratives, and associated views of the world, which are difficult to quantify.

(h) A review of its fuel processes during the 2006 07 financial period.

The European Union, which is in the midst of a profound identity crisis, does not need new states, but rather new ideas and a new narrative a qualitative, not quantitative, change.

NEW YORK I have written previously about the Quantified Self movement individuals equipped with the tools (monitoring devices and software) needed to measure their own health and behavior (and, by doing so, to improve them).

The time thus wasted, if it could be quantified, could well represent a substantial loss of managerial resources, which, in turn, could have a significant budgetary and financial impact.

The Advisory Committee requested that UNOTIL provide additional information, including quantified targets for outputs.

While the quantitative trend was currently downward, nuclear Powers, with the possible exception of China, were engaged in the qualitative modernization of nuclear forces.

The United Nations is seeking to quantify human progress in a new way, providing a statistical picture of human development that goes beyond measuring per capita gross national product.

The Committee welcomes this prospect and believes that, to the extent possible, activities that can be quantified should be included in the exercise this should not preclude qualitative reviews.

38.10 Of the 61 quantified activities, 10 (mostly publications) were reported substantively completed, but as they were not issued by the end of the 1992 1993 biennium, they were considered postponed.

Although counterpart support in cash or in kind is also available under various cost sharing arrangements, these are not generally quantified, as these are not taken into account directly in the budget.

As with the Quantified Self, the tools for collecting and analyzing data about everything from public health to potholes in roads, real estate prices, school attendance, and more are beginning to emerge.

In paragraph 131 of the report, UNDP agreed with the Board's recommendation that it translate the benefits of the Atlas project into appropriate quantifiable and measurable targets to be measured and reported on at appropriate intervals.

Against this background, there is no reason to expect the public attitude towards a risk to be the same as the attitude of those who estimate risks quantitatively, assess their importance and manage them.

81. The Medium Term Plan contains broad descriptions of the purposes of each subprogramme but does not specify quantifiable targets or outputs or a time frame for when they should be achieved.

It is of the opinion however, that in a number of areas the results achieved are presented in vague and uninformative terms, such as Regular consultations between the Special Representative of the Secretary General and the International Committee of the Red Cross , even though the underlying activities could easily have been quantified.

102. The absence of quantifiable objectives and outputs for projects and lack of a comprehensive project monitoring system means that ITC does not operate a monitoring system at programme or subprogramme level.