Evaluation is not consistent and ongoing

According to the authors, that issue had never been raised The decision of the Superior Court of Justice was inconsistent.

The thinking is relatively unsophisticated and incoherent.

Iran's Internet policy remains an often incoherent and fractious issue.

The Committee makes consistent use of these powers, benefiting in particular from its strong relationship with UNICEF and other specialized agencies.

It was agreed that every effort must be made to provide concerted support to the plan of action proposed by President Mbeki.

One reason for this was that baseline data are not yet available in a consistent manner throughout the Organization.

Despite these two positive trends, the implementation of the joint communiqué has been uneven and inconsistent.

The policy framework for investment could be used as a self evaluation and benchmarking tool and as a coherent framework for investment related policy reviews.

The need for a coherent overall approach to monitoring and evaluation reflects the complex and integrated nature of the MTSP and the need to strengthen strategic management accountability.

In the course of preparing the present report, such municipal decisions will naturally be taken into account, but there is no coherent pattern on which reliance could be placed.

3. The alleged victim had told the same story consistently to two social workers, the medical officer who examined him, and the Assistant City Prosecutor.

This coverage needs to be further consolidated and expanded if assistance and protection needs are to be addressed consistently.

We believe that, under United Nations leadership, a coordinated approach between national actors and regional and international partners will ensure a better future for all Haitians.

In order to create value consistently within domestic and international markets, China must ensure that competition is fair, transparent, and subject to the rule of law.

The institutions failed to act in a consistent manner in some cases, the Attorney General's Office claimed jurisdiction, while in others it considered that it lacked jurisdiction.

Part of the prospective reform of family law would be to adopt a consistent minimum age of eligibility, in keeping with appropriate international standards.

Noting the need to ensure the integrated and coordinated follow up and implementation by the United Nations system of the outcome of major United Nations conferences and summits,

The High Commissioner is firmly convinced that the situation regarding human rights and international humanitarian law would tangibly improve if the recommendations are implemented in a coherent and sustained manner.

It is vital that the tools the international community has developed to further those goals and to balance the interests and needs of States be applied consistently and fairly.

The Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs are heading efforts by the Executive Committees on Humanitarian Affairs and on Peace and Security to implement the policy consistently in all field activities.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) also helps countries emerging from conflict develop a coherent macroeconomic framework to serve as a basis for the disbursement of donor support.

Resolution 59 255, adopted by the General Assembly last year, emphasized the need for continued collaboration between the Economic and Social Council and the Security Council in generating a coherent approach.

Taking note also of the report of the Secretary General on the coordinated implementation by the United Nations system of the Habitat Agenda,A 55 83 E 2000 62.

The global nature of the current crisis makes it plain that Europe must be able to decide quickly and coherently, or suffer adverse consequences.

The Chairman said he was concerned that the Commission might instruct the Secretariat to include a comment that would be inconsistent with its own written records and those of its Working Group.

Taking note of the need to ensure the integrated and coordinated follow up and implementation by the United Nations system of the outcome of major United Nations conferences and summits,

(d) The accounting policies of the organization, as summarized in note 2 to the financial statements these accounting policies have been applied on a basis consistent with the preceding financial periods.

Overall, women consistently face more and greater discrimination at home, in the community, in the workplace, or in the health care setting.

Though further clarifications may contribute to the development of an internationally coherent system, at this stage it is not wise to attempt to do this in the context of the temporal scope of permanence.

The Partnership provides a framework for coordinating work in information society measurements and for developing a coherent approach to advancing the development of ICT indicators globally, particularly in the developing countries.

The Institute is responsible for organizing and coordinating activities that contribute in a coherent manner to the implementation of a national action plan relating to the national policy for the promotion of women.

But, without a broadly consistent approach, the authorities risk creating a legal patchwork that would make cross border banking less efficient, more expensive, and more difficult to conduct.

Some types of cancer for example, Hodgkin s lymphoma, testicular cancer, and acute myeloid leukemia can be consistently cured using aggressive chemotherapy.

The Kenya Country Water Partnership, launched in November 2003 seeks to ensure broad and consistent participation by water actors in water issues. Plans to incorporate water wisdom from good practices within indigenous communities and other stakeholders will extend participation beyond the government agencies, which, to date, have been the only voices at the table.

States often object to a reservation that they consider incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty, but without opposing the entry into force of the treaty between themselves and the author of the reservation.

The Division of Information Systems and Telecommunications (DIST) was created in August 2004 to provide a coherent structure for the overall management and coordination of UNHCR's information and communications technology (ICT) activities.

For example, there are different colors and each color gets a different type of singing pop, country and western, opera, jazz and you just have to be consistent with that color.

In compliance with financial regulation 3.9, the supplementary estimates recommended by the Board are set out in paragraphs 11 to 13 below in a form consistent with the approved budgets.

Furthermore, the Directive on electronic commerce was consistent with the draft convention inasmuch as it allowed companies in EU member States to choose third country law for contractual purposes.

The Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories has consistently maintained that Israel's human rights obligations apply in the occupied territories.

Some primatologists argue that the primates' use of these tools indicates their ability to use language , although this is not consistent with some definitions of that term.

He argues that the tax law reform of 2001 refutes the State party's argument that the inequalities in the Act of 4 July 1990 were necessary to elaborate a coherent body of tax legislation.

As a part of its official foreign policy, Poland consistently encourages nuclear weapon States to commit themselves not to assist others in acquiring nuclear weapons or to make it possible for them to do so.

I wish just to highlight the fact that the position of the Non Aligned Movement (NAM) is consistent with our mandate, which is that the Commission should consider one item on nuclear disarmament.