Some delegations welcomed the broad scope of the terms used in principle 2.

Two delegations expressed concern for its broad scope, particularly in relation to management development.

This broad geographic scope makes UNICEF the largest single agency working in the sector today.

The scope of CSCE activities is just as broad as its geographical dimension.

In post disaster transitions, recovery tends to be broad in scope, as disasters can affect several countries simultaneously.

Extremely broad in scope, the book covers numerous themes including religion, economics, politics, public administration, and sociology.

The Strategic Approach has a broad scope covering at least, but not limited to

That broad policy framework gave ample scope for a continued constructive partnership with UNIDO.

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

The scope of possible judicial grounds for appeals seems, therefore, to be potentially broad.

7. The scope of the ideas and measures presented so far is quite broad.

The scope of the Charter is thus extremely broad and its implications potentially far reaching.

Codes of conduct should be sufficiently broad in scope to apply to new and unexpected scientific results and developments.

The Statistical Commission mandated a broad scope for revision, covering conceptual issues, broad structure issues, detailed structure and boundary issues and detailed explanatory notes of the classification.

The right to a judge, a general principle that precludes any form of impunity, is broad in scope and is broadening further.

The topic was very broad in scope and the attempts made to limit the coverage of the draft articles were therefore understandable.

Overall, the IAPWG was supportive of the scope of the report and the broad thrust of its recommendations.

172. Some delegations considered that the scope of the training activities was not as broad as it should be.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from capacity building in agricultural production and horticulture to income generating activities and microcredit.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from capacity building in agricultural and health issues to income generating activities and marketing strategies.

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from bee keeping, food processing, health issues, microcredit and other capacity building initiatives.

The scope of that coverage was broad, with an average of 3.1 evaluations per country in which at least one was conducted (see annex, section A).

The scope of the project is also so broad that it is natural that new specifications be identified while the project progresses in its work quot .

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Center in Scope

In a broad sense.

In a broad sense.

But in broad daylight?

The projects vary in scope and cover a broad set of issues ranging from capacity building in agricultural and health and nutrition issues to income generating activities, rehabilitation and marketing strategies.

However, the contrary view was also expressed that the scope of application of draft article 5 as set forth in A CN.9 WG.III WP.44 was too broad.

15. Delivered in the form of self contained modules, the programme covers a broad scope of essential areas for management, such as management of work, people, information, and technology.

The resulting legal instrument could be a new convention, specific and broad in scope, or an additional protocol to the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.

It consists of consultations with the parties and the international community and is broad in scope in order to assess the current situation and the conditions for the possible next steps in the process.

In our view, a major role of the meeting is to provide the General Assembly with an overview of the various issues falling under its broad scope, described in omnibus resolution 59 24.

Ms. Attwooll (United States of America) said that the draft resolution was broad in scope and represented an important and timely step forward in Member States' thinking on the management and function of peacekeeping.

We therefore support the Secretary General's intention to appoint a Special Envoy to conduct that review in the near future, and we welcome the openness and broad scope of the review process.

Some delegations expressed concern that the term parties used in the OIC text was ambiguous and would exclude a broad range of non State actors from the scope of the draft convention.

Beyond the elements listed above, the scope for funding measures that are consistent with the commitments of developing country Parties in Article 4.1 is as broad as the range of those commitments.

He kissed her in broad daylight.

In broad daylight, they'll spot him.

The problem is transnational in scope.

The text is comprehensive in scope.

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