The Division has worked to fulfil all facets of its mandate during the review period.

Facets

Although with some virtues, the said project sinned by comparing factual union to marriage in all of its facets.

The management of the agenda, in all its facets, is a challenge for States, international organizations and other participants.

The peace process in all its facets deserves the support and encouragement of the international community, especially at this moment.

It embraces many facets, including the security, political, economic, social and humanitarian facets.

The peace process in all its facets deserves, especially at this time, the unqualified support and understanding of the international community.

We share to a great extent his visions of development, which encompass all facets of human activity, and particularly its social dimensions.

And there are various facets.

Ethiopian women are involved in all facets of the economic life of the country.

This problem not only applies to the efforts of the United Nations in the field of disarmament but permeates all facets of its work.

C audillismo has two key facets.

The present crisis has many facets.

The complex nature of post conflict peacebuilding requires a comprehensive mechanism that addresses its various facets.

62. The debt problem has many facets.

They're unique facets of the human imagination.

Yes, Harvey has several very interesting facets.

Reform of the United Nations must be in the multilateral interest and embrace all facets of United Nations activities.

Our opinion is, clearly, no. Only a reform proposal addressing all major facets will be able to deliver satisfactory results.

30. The land mine problem directly affects all facets of the United Nations humanitarian, peace keeping and post conflict peace building activities, and also has an effect upon its peacemaking activities.

In country UNICEF staff will not always have the capacity to develop and implement all facets of a comprehensive package of support.

That report gives us a very in depth overview and a great deal of information on all facets of United Nations activity.

However, at the invitation of the relevant authorities and structures, they are actively engaged in all facets of the preparations for the elections.

However, the impact of uncleared land mines goes far beyond the limits of battlefields and former battlefields, affecting all facets of national life.

Those projects are focused on three complementary facets of the management of interdependence.

A joint rebalancing would help to fortify all facets of the EU US relationship, possibly catalyzing progress on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

The political vacuum must now give way to a dramatic reorganization and genuine integration of the majority into all levels and facets of society.

Similarly, the African Union, through its Peace and Security Council, has continued to beam its searchlight on potential flashpoints and ongoing conflicts, and it has proposed solutions that would address all facets of such conflicts and ensure the safety and security of civilians.

But this desire to cover all the facets of United Nations activities may have militated against a more rigorous setting of priorities for the Organization.

That procedure could well be adapted to the many facets of civilian peace keeping.

As the Member States grapple with different facets of revitalization, they come to understand the essence of modern public administration, particularly its homogenizing, supra sector and multidisciplinary thrust, and, consequently, its complexity.

All the evidence available in the biological sciences supports the core proposition that the cosmos is a specially designed whole with life and mankind as its fundamental goal and purpose, a whole in which all facets of reality have their meaning and explanation in this central fact.

13. The profound effect land mines have on all facets of society in infested States is intensified by the fact that they are hidden and difficult to detect.

In conclusion, the continuing plight of the Puerto Rican people is obvious to all who have examined the many facets of United States colonial domination of the island.

25. The Committee recalls that the General Assembly, in its resolution 47 71, reiterated its invitation to the Secretary General to consider identifying a focal point for contact by Member States seeking information on all facets, including operational logistics and administrative matters, of ongoing and planned peace keeping operations.

National statistics show that women continue to be underrepresented in the field of forestry as university students, in academia, in operations and in all facets of the forest sector.

The right to contacts has three facets, permitting intra minority contacts, inter minority contacts, and transfrontier contacts.

But, as I said at the outset, there are also some facets of reality that encourage us.

And then I find this All the evidence available in the biological sciences supports the core proposition that the cosmos is especially designed whole with life and mankind as its fundamental goal and purpose, a whole in which all facets of reality have their meaning and explanation in this central fact.

Creditors should make concerted efforts to find an early and durable solution to all facets of the debt problem and should be sensitive to the specific requirements of individual countries.

Obviously, as the annex to that resolution reveals, there are many facets and dimensions that must be addressed.

As the Convention enters a new phase, it is already apparent that its full and faithful application and the implementation of its many facets are not just the responsibility of individual States that they require cooperation between States.

Its mandate is research on and study of the factors that mould the internal and external relations of peoples in all their myriad facets, which include law, economics, history, sociology, anthropology, health, statistics, psychology and even religion, not to mention the environment and climate.

To be able to make predictions about the fundamental particles we might see there, it seems that they are all facets of some strange symmetrical shape in a higher dimensional space.

Calls for the necessity to consider human rights in their global conception and in all their civil, political, social, economic, and cultural facets within the framework of international cooperation and solidarity.