International cooperation and the interdependence of all States are continuously diminishing the scope of matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of States, while the scope of legitimate international action is being expanded.

(ii) Money laundering (article 7), within the scope of the Convention

The latter fell within the scope of application of the draft convention.

DELIBERATIONS OF THE COUNCIL ON QUESTIONS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THEIR ACTIVITIES

Protection against proliferation of chemical weapons does not directly fall within this scope.

Every institution is responsible for these issues within the scope of its competence.

92. There were three categories of crimes within the scope of the Statute.

Within the scope of various financial cooperation and technical cooperation projects, contributions were and still are going to Afghan refugees in Pakistan

(b) Otherwise within the scope of this Convention but not settled elsewhere in it.

Broad support was expressed for including bank accounts within the scope of the guide.

For instance, the title of one of the links in the External links section has the scope This scope tells us that we are looking at a link title within a link within a list within a MediaWiki document.

(a) Within the scope of this Convention as provided in article 1, paragraph 4 and

An she agree, within her scope of choice Lies my consent and fair according voice.

Modern planning and design initiatives are often more responsive to this model of urban agriculture because it fits within the current scope of sustainable design.

(c) Human rights entail corresponding obligations both within the scope of national action and international cooperation.

30. Fisheries commissions are regional in scope, being concerned with fisheries generally or with a specific species, such as tuna and salmon, within a particular area.

The status quo does not need to be there is scope for action within the existing machinery.

Expanding the scope of representation is also necessary to ensure that geographical balance exists within the Forum.

The amendment more clearly defines the natural persons and legal entities falling within the scope of the Act.

(b) Strategy II provides for the scope of strategy I above for phasing and swing space but recommends cutting the approved renovation scope to stay within the initial 1.2 billion estimate.

We remain convinced that these initiatives are within the scope of the Governments of the developed countries and can be implemented in a demonstration that the world is changing.

The commentary should make it clear that such matters did not fall within the scope of the draft convention.

Yet, the full scope of requests for activities cannot be accommodated within the limits stipulated for the core budget.

It has participated in the adoption of several resolutions on subjects that fall within the scope of the Treaty.

This article provides flexibility for States Parties to conventions, which clearly fall within the scope of the E Contracting Convention.

Member States may challenge whether the EC is acting within the scope of its authority in concluding a particular treaty.

In particular, they were of the view that pre conflict situations should fall within the scope of the optional protocol.

The Serb local authorities rejected the undertaking, as not falling within the scope of the agreement of 15 16 July.

Germany has been providing humanitarian aid within the scope of this major peace keeping operation, our largest commitment of personnel so far within the framework of the United Nations.

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(c) Any plan to change an activity which may transform it into one falling within the scope of the present articles.

Within the broader scope of marine litter, the problem of lost and abandoned fishing gear requires more specific and sectoral solutions.

Negotiating with UN Member States about agreements to accommodate on a temporary or permanent basis within the scope of witness protection.

(c) Such acts constituting offences within the scope of and as defined in the international conventions and protocols relating to terrorism.

A solution of this kind seems particularly well suited to matters such as those within the scope of our draft articles.