For a viable verification regime, suitable and sufficient verification evidence needs to be available.

It may be possible to provide a detailed listing consolidated by field office, but the provision of supporting documentation as well may not be practicable.

It is soluble in water and practically insoluble in methanol.

Some call this isolationism, but it might better be called prudence or pragmatism.

II.G, para. The Commission also emphasized the need for the handbook to be not a normative instrument, but rather a practical guide to poverty measurement based on country practices.

The lamentable reality is that securing 22 billion in annual funding by 2015 will be practically impossible.

The capacity of the earth to produce vital renewable resources must be maintained and, wherever practicable, restored or improved.

Enzyme units are, however, still more commonly used than the katal in practice at present, especially in biochemistry.

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Such an assessment may, in practice, involve the revival of treaties the status of which was ambiguous or which had been treated as though terminated by one or both of the parties.

3. The World Tourism Organization agrees to conform, as far as may be practicable and appropriate, to standard practices and forms recommended by the United Nations.

Pakistani policy is practically at war with itself.

(c) Do you regard the concept of article 49 as workable?

And in order for the money to work, the rights and needs of women and the most vulnerable and marginalized people particularly sex workers, men who have sex with men and injecting drug users must be accorded the highest priority in practice.

All of the proposals put forward by the Technical Group follow a pragmatic approach in that they do not require the creation of any new organization.

ONUB concluded that, in view of the additional costs related to the construction of facilities for staff officers and the anticipated limited duration of the mission, it might not be cost efficient and practical to construct staff officers' facilities only to abandon them shortly afterwards during mission liquidation.

Russia found itself in a quagmire almost instantly.

There are practically no restrictions on foreign investment.

Janus occupies practically the same orbit as the moon Epimetheus.

In the end, a mortgage holder would owe far more than the bank ever received, even though the debtor had worked, in effect, one quarter time for the bank.

Should 11 countries succeed in obtaining the veto power a prospect that the draft resolution openly envisages it would in practice guarantee the paralysis of the Security Council.

(2) At the same time, the arbitral tribunal shall give an opportunity to any party against whom a preliminary order is directed to present its case at the earliest practicable time.

The interpretation and practical implementation of emancipation policy cannot therefore be separated from the specific policies of the relevant ministries.

(a) Where it is feasible for the procuring entity to formulate detailed , and precise and accurate specifications for the goods construction or services such that homogeneity in the procurement can be achieved

Americans themselves are discovering that unlimited choice seems more attractive in theory than in practice.

Emphasis should be placed not only on the planning phase, but also on building local capacity to operationalize the plan.

It has also been demonstrated that the type of leadership affects the sustainability of an innovation.

To achieve that, resources will have to be made available as soon as practical.

Of course, the real impact will depend upon how those schemes are actually implemented.

Generally, the data reflected a broad consensus about the guiding principles underlying poverty measurement, although they also revealed considerable variation in how the principles were implemented in practice.

In practice, however, some women need permit from their husbands or from another relative (should the former not be available) to do so.

In practice, however, the problem is not only that the stowage of the wares inside the container is bad, but that the container itself is in such a bad condition that it cannot withstand the carriage.

But the real question is How well do these work in practice?

Once this is understood, the solution practically suggests itself.

The yellow ribbon was worn in person, but also virtually on Facebook.

Training on protection measures for the benefit of developed countries has remained virtually unchanged.

Ms. Motoc stated that, given time limitations, it would be more practical to proceed with Ms. Hampson's request to contact the human rights treaty bodies and seek their views on the advisability of further work in this area.

These figures are expected to remain virtually unchanged during 2003 2005.

Job rotation has already been initiated in the meantime, whenever practical and feasible.

This proviso is not strictly necessary but has a pragmatic purpose.

It would be neither sound practice nor sufficient to rely upon general provisions of international law on human rights or the environment for the purpose of conjuring up a rule prohibiting the threat or use of nuclear weapons by way of legitimate self defence.

That might or might not be true.

UNAIDS Cosponsors and the Global Fund establish a more functional and clearer division of labour, based on their comparative advantages and complementarities, in order to more effectively support countries.

I cannot disguise Canada's profound disappointment that we were not able to agree at this summit on all of the elements required to make such a council operational.

So far, both al Nahda and the PJD have taken a pragmatic stance.